def build(self, response):
"""
Deserialize the returned objects and return either a single Zenpy object, or a ResultGenerator in
the case of multiple results.
:param response: the requests Response object.
"""
response_json = response.json()
zenpy_objects = self.deserialize(response_json)
# Collection of objects (eg, users/tickets)
plural_object_type = as_plural(self.api.object_type)
if plural_object_type in zenpy_objects:
return ZendeskResultGenerator(self, response_json)
# Here the response matches the API object_type, seems legit.
if self.api.object_type in zenpy_objects:
return zenpy_objects[self.api.object_type]
# Could be anything, if we know of this object then return it.
for zenpy_object_name in self.api._object_mapping.class_mapping:
if zenpy_object_name in zenpy_objects:
return zenpy_objects[zenpy_object_name]
# Maybe a collection of known objects?
for zenpy_object_name in self.api._object_mapping.class_mapping:
plural_zenpy_object_name = as_plural(zenpy_object_name)
if plural_zenpy_object_name in zenpy_objects:
return ZendeskResultGenerator(
self, response_json, object_type=plural_zenpy_object_name)
# Bummer, bail out with an informative message.
raise ZenpyException("Unknown Response: " + str(response_json))
def build(self, response):
"""
Deserialize the returned objects and return either a single Zenpy object, or a ResultGenerator in
the case of multiple results.
:param response: the requests Response object.
"""
response_json = response.json()
# Special case for incremental cursor based ticket audits export.
if get_endpoint_path(self.api,
response).startswith('/ticket_audits.json'):
return TicketCursorGenerator(self,
response_json,
object_type="audit")
# Special case for incremental cursor based tickets export.
if get_endpoint_path(
self.api,
response).startswith('/incremental/tickets/cursor.json'):
return TicketCursorGenerator(self,
response_json,
object_type="ticket")
# Special case for Jira links.
if get_endpoint_path(self.api,
response).startswith('/services/jira/links'):
return JiraLinkGenerator(self, response_json, response)
zenpy_objects = self.deserialize(response_json)
# Collection of objects (eg, users/tickets)
plural_object_type = as_plural(self.api.object_type)
if plural_object_type in zenpy_objects:
return ZendeskResultGenerator(
self,
response_json,
response_objects=zenpy_objects[plural_object_type])
# Here the response matches the API object_type, seems legit.
if self.api.object_type in zenpy_objects:
return zenpy_objects[self.api.object_type]
# Could be anything, if we know of this object then return it.
for zenpy_object_name in self.object_mapping.class_mapping:
if zenpy_object_name in zenpy_objects:
return zenpy_objects[zenpy_object_name]
# Maybe a collection of known objects?
for zenpy_object_name in self.object_mapping.class_mapping:
plural_zenpy_object_name = as_plural(zenpy_object_name)
if plural_zenpy_object_name in zenpy_objects:
return ZendeskResultGenerator(
self, response_json, object_type=plural_zenpy_object_name)
# Bummer, bail out.
raise ZenpyException("Unknown Response: " + str(response_json))
def build(self, response):
response_json = response.json()
response_objects = self.deserialize(response_json)
return ZendeskResultGenerator(self,
response_json,
response_objects['comments'],
object_type='comment')
def build(self, response):
response_json = response.json()
response_objects = self.deserialize(response_json)
if 'sla_policies' in response_objects:
return ZendeskResultGenerator(self, response.json(), response_objects=response_objects['sla_policies'])
elif 'sla_policy' in response_objects:
return response_objects['sla_policy']
elif response_objects:
return response_objects['definitions']
raise ZenpyException("Could not handle response: {}".format(response_json))