5205f704-d89d-4c43-8cfa-9e6783edc33a

Committed 29 Feb 2024 07:04PM UTC coverage: 60.206% (-29.9%) from 90.092%

Build # 5205f704-d89d-4c43-8cfa-9e6783edc33a

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jrgriffiniii

Commit Message

Ensuring that the storage usage and storage capacity is retrieved for
Mediaflux Projects and rendered on the "contents" Project View

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/app/models/mediaflux/http/create_collection_accumulator_request.rb

# frozen_string_literal: true
module Mediaflux
  module Http
    class CreateCollectionAccumulatorRequest < Request
      attr_reader :namespace, :asset_name, :collection

      # Constructor
      # @param session_token [String] the API token for the authenticated session
      # @param collection [String] Id of the collection
      # @param name [String] Name of the Accumulator
      # @param type [String] type of the Accumulator
      #             "collection.asset.count"
      #              "content.all.copy.tag.size"
      #             "content.all.size"
      #              "content.all.store.size"
      #              "content.all.store.size.by.owner"
      #              "content.all.store.size.by.xpath"
      #              "content.all.type.size"
      def initialize(session_token:, collection:, name:, type:)
        super(session_token: session_token)
        @name = name
        @collection = collection
        @type = type
      end

      # Specifies the Mediaflux service to use when creating assets
      # @return [String]
      def self.service
        "asset.collection.accumulator.add"
      end

      private

        # The generated XML mimics what we get when we issue an Aterm command as follows:
        # > asset.collection.accumulator.add :id 3218 :cascade true
        #      :accumulator < :name mytest-01509-count :type collection.asset.count >
        #
        def build_http_request_body(name:)
          super do |xml|
            xml.args do
              xml.id @collection
              xml.cascade true
              xml.accumulator do
                xml.name @name
                xml.type @type
              end
            end
          end
        end
    end
  end
end

1	# frozen_string_literal: true
2	module Mediaflux	1✔
3	module Http	1✔
4	class CreateCollectionAccumulatorRequest < Request	1✔
5	attr_reader :namespace, :asset_name, :collection	1✔
6
7	# Constructor
8	# @param session_token [String] the API token for the authenticated session
9	# @param collection [String] Id of the collection
10	# @param name [String] Name of the Accumulator
11	# @param type [String] type of the Accumulator
12	# "collection.asset.count"
13	# "content.all.copy.tag.size"
14	# "content.all.size"
15	# "content.all.store.size"
16	# "content.all.store.size.by.owner"
17	# "content.all.store.size.by.xpath"
18	# "content.all.type.size"
19	def initialize(session_token:, collection:, name:, type:)	1✔
20	super(session_token: session_token)	1✔
UNCOV 21	@name = name	×
UNCOV 22	@collection = collection	×
UNCOV 23	@type = type	×
24	end
25
26	# Specifies the Mediaflux service to use when creating assets
27	# @return [String]
28	def self.service	1✔
UNCOV 29	"asset.collection.accumulator.add"	×
30	end
31
32	private	1✔
33
34	# The generated XML mimics what we get when we issue an Aterm command as follows:
35	# > asset.collection.accumulator.add :id 3218 :cascade true
36	# :accumulator < :name mytest-01509-count :type collection.asset.count >
37	#
38	def build_http_request_body(name:)	1✔
UNCOV 39	super do \|xml\|	×
UNCOV 40	xml.args do	×
UNCOV 41	xml.id @collection	×
UNCOV 42	xml.cascade true	×
UNCOV 43	xml.accumulator do	×
UNCOV 44	xml.name @name	×
UNCOV 45	xml.type @type	×
46	end
47	end
48	end
49	end
50	end
51	end
52	end

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