write urlqueryparse submodule for funky URL transforms

master
Marek Isalski 6 years ago
parent e8ef36b9b1
commit 4524068245

@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ import requests.exceptions
import json
import time
from . import urlqueryparse
class ApiKeyAuth( requests.auth.AuthBase ):
def __init__( self, api_username, api_key ):
self.api_username = api_username
@ -22,28 +24,35 @@ class APIv2( object ):
self.base = base
self.auth = ApiKeyAuth( self.api_username, self.api_key )
def normalize_url( self, url, no_d = False, count = None ):
if not url.startswith( self.base ):
if not url.startswith( self.api_path ):
if not url.startswith( "/" ):
url = "/" + url
url = self.api_path + url
url = self.base + url
def normalize_path( self, path ):
if not path.startswith( self.api_path ):
if not path.startswith( "/" ):
path = "/" + path
path = self.api_path + path
return path
if not no_d:
if "?" in url:
url = url + "&expand=d&count=" + str( count )
def normalize_url( self, url, no_d = False, query = None ):
url = urlqueryparse.set_url_components( url,
scheme = 'https',
netloc = 'fulcrm.org',
path = self.normalize_path )
new_query = urlqueryparse.get_query_fields( url )
if no_d:
if 'expand' in new_query:
new_query[ 'expand' ] = [ x for x in new_query[ 'expand' ] if not ( ( x == 'd' ) or ( x.endswith( '.d' ) ) ) ]
else:
if 'expand' in new_query:
new_query[ 'expand' ].append( 'd' )
else:
url = url + "?expand=d&count=" + str( count )
new_query[ 'expand' ] = [ 'd' ]
if count is not None:
if "?" in url:
url = url + "&count=" + str( count )
else:
url = url + "?count=" + str( count )
if query:
new_query.update( query )
if 'expand' in new_query:
new_query[ 'expand' ] = [ ",".join( new_query[ 'expand'] ) ]
return url
return urlqueryparse.set_query_fields( url, new_query )
def make_request( self, url, data, method, _countdown = 5 ):
url = self.normalize_url( url )
@ -78,7 +87,7 @@ class APIv2( object ):
def get_many( self, url, count = 10, no_d = False ):
next = None
url = self.normalize_url( url, no_d = no_d, count = count )
url = self.normalize_url( url, no_d = no_d, query = { 'count': [ count ] } )
while True:
result = self.make_request( url, None, 'GET' )

@ -0,0 +1,39 @@
#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- encoding: utf-8 -*-
# based on myurlparse.py by alexwlchan
# taken from: https://gist.github.com/alexwlchan/1956efe1acb1f2947cbd575651a3d529
# see also: https://alexwlchan.net/2016/08/dealing-with-query-strings/
try: # Python 3+
from urllib.parse import ( parse_qs, parse_qsl, urlencode, urlparse, urlunparse )
except ImportError: # Python 2
from urllib import urlencode
from urlparse import parse_qs, parse_qsl, urlparse, urlunparse
def get_query_fields( url ):
return dict( parse_qs( urlparse( url ).query ) )
def set_query_fields( url, querydict ):
components = urlparse( url )
parseddict = dict( parse_qsl( urlparse( url ).query ) )
parseddict.update( querydict )
components = ( components.scheme,
components.netloc,
components.path,
components.params,
urlencode( list( parseddict.items() ) ),
components.fragment
)
return urlunparse( components )
def set_url_components( url, scheme = None, netloc = None, path = None, params = None, query = None, fragment = None ):
components = urlparse( url )
components = ( callable( scheme ) and scheme( components.scheme ) or scheme or components.scheme,
callable( netloc ) and netloc( components.netloc ) or netloc or components.netloc,
callable( path ) and path( components.path ) or path or components.path,
callable( params ) and params( components.params ) or params or components.params,
callable( query ) and query( components.query ) or query or components.query,
callable( fragment ) and fragment( components.fragment ) or fragment or components.fragment,
)
return urlunparse( components )
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