def get(self, url, extra_headers, exception_on_401=False):
"""Make an HTTP GET request using the active Bearer Token."""
headers = dict(Authorization="Bearer %s" % self.token)
headers.update(extra_headers)
status_code, headers, content = self._do_get(url, headers)
if status_code == 401:
if exception_on_401:
# This is our second try. Give up.
raise BadResponseException.from_response(
url,
"Something's wrong with the Overdrive OAuth Bearer Token!",
(status_code, headers, content))
else:
# Refresh the token and try again.
self.check_creds(True)
return self.get(url, extra_headers, True)
else:
return status_code, headers, content
def test_helper_constructor(self):
response = MockRequestsResponse(102, content="nonsense")
exc = BadResponseException.from_response(
"http://url/", "Terrible response, just terrible", response)
# Turn the exception into a problem detail document, and it's full
# of useful information.
doc, status_code, headers = exc.as_problem_detail_document(
debug=True).response
doc = json.loads(doc)
eq_('Bad response', doc['title'])
eq_(
'The server made a request to http://url/, and got an unexpected or invalid response.',
doc['detail'])
eq_(
u'Terrible response, just terrible\n\nStatus code: 102\nContent: nonsense',
doc['debug_message'])
# Unless debug is turned off, in which case none of that
# information is present.
doc, status_code, headers = exc.as_problem_detail_document(
debug=False).response
assert 'debug_message' not in json.loads(doc)