def _create_api_uri(self, *parts): """Internal helper for creating fully qualified endpoint URIs.""" return urljoin(self.BASE_API_URI, '/'.join(imap(quote, parts)))
def load(self, value, key=None, store=True, account=None, **kwargs):
# It's useful to keep track of account objects because the API doesn't
# include this information.
if account is None:
account = self.account
if isinstance(value, dict):
# API responses may included JSON representations of the API models.
# When this is the case, they are automatically transformed into more
# specific model objects. The key of the JSON representation is used to
# determine which model.
model_class = _key_to_model.get(key, None)
# Some API endpoints directly return the JSON representation of one of
# our models. In this case, that model class is returned instead of a
# generic APIObject. The keys of the API response are used to determine
# which model is being returned. If the model cannot be determined from
# the keys, which happens when the response does not directly represent a
# model (for instance, such as when it includes pagination information),
# the result will be a generic APIObject.
if not model_class and isinstance(value, dict):
obj_keys = set(six.iterkeys(value))
for keys, model in six.iteritems(_obj_keys_to_model):
if keys <= obj_keys:
model_class = model
break
# If the response doesn't match a particular object, use a generic type.
model_class = model_class or APIObject
# Some API endpoint responses are nested in such a way that provides no
# benefit to the user. If necessary, this unnests the response.
unnester = _unnesters.get(key, None)
if unnester:
value = unnester(value)
# Move the key-value pairs of the current value being loaded to the
# appropriate APIObject or subclass.
instance = model_class(self.api_client, account=account, **kwargs)
for k, v in six.iteritems(value):
instance.load(value=v,
key=k,
store=True,
account=account,
**kwargs)
value = instance
elif isinstance(value, list):
# If the value to be loaded is a list, then load each object within it.
# `store` is set to `False` so that the result is accessible to the
# current context, which is responsible for storing the result.
value = list(
imap(
partial(self.load,
key=key,
store=False,
account=account,
**kwargs), value))
# If store == False, then the value should be returned to the calling
# context. If key == None, then value is the top-most API object, which
# should be returned to the calling code. If they are both true,`value`
# should be stored in the current context under `key`.
if store and key:
self[key] = value
return None
return value