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- /**
- * SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2018 Nextcloud GmbH and Nextcloud contributors
- * SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later
- */
- import axios from '@nextcloud/axios'
- import { confirmPassword } from '@nextcloud/password-confirmation'
- import '@nextcloud/password-confirmation/dist/style.css'
- const sanitize = function(url) {
- return url.replace(/\/$/, '') // Remove last url slash
- }
- export default {
- /**
- * This Promise is used to chain a request that require an admin password confirmation
- * Since chaining Promise have a very precise behavior concerning catch and then,
- * you'll need to be careful when using it.
- * e.g
- * // store
- * action(context) {
- * return api.requireAdmin().then((response) => {
- * return api.get('url')
- * .then((response) => {API success})
- * .catch((error) => {API failure});
- * }).catch((error) => {requireAdmin failure});
- * }
- * // vue
- * this.$store.dispatch('action').then(() => {always executed})
- *
- * Since Promise.then().catch().then() will always execute the last then
- * this.$store.dispatch('action').then will always be executed
- *
- * If you want requireAdmin failure to also catch the API request failure
- * you will need to throw a new error in the api.get.catch()
- *
- * e.g
- * api.requireAdmin().then((response) => {
- * api.get('url')
- * .then((response) => {API success})
- * .catch((error) => {throw error;});
- * }).catch((error) => {requireAdmin OR API failure});
- *
- * @return {Promise}
- */
- requireAdmin() {
- return confirmPassword()
- },
- get(url, options) {
- return axios.get(sanitize(url), options)
- },
- post(url, data) {
- return axios.post(sanitize(url), data)
- },
- patch(url, data) {
- return axios.patch(sanitize(url), data)
- },
- put(url, data) {
- return axios.put(sanitize(url), data)
- },
- delete(url, data) {
- return axios.delete(sanitize(url), { params: data })
- },
- }
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