"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.StripeResource = void 0;
const utils_js_1 = require("./utils.js");
const StripeMethod_js_1 = require("./StripeMethod.js");
// Provide extension mechanism for Stripe Resource Sub-Classes
StripeResource.extend = utils_js_1.protoExtend;
// Expose method-creator
StripeResource.method = StripeMethod_js_1.stripeMethod;
StripeResource.MAX_BUFFERED_REQUEST_METRICS = 100;
/**
 * Encapsulates request logic for a Stripe Resource
 */
function StripeResource(stripe, deprecatedUrlData) {
    this._stripe = stripe;
    if (deprecatedUrlData) {
        throw new Error('Support for curried url params was dropped in stripe-node v7.0.0. Instead, pass two ids.');
    }
    this.basePath = (0, utils_js_1.makeURLInterpolator)(
    // @ts-ignore changing type of basePath
    this.basePath || stripe.getApiField('basePath'));
    // @ts-ignore changing type of path
    this.resourcePath = this.path;
    // @ts-ignore changing type of path
    this.path = (0, utils_js_1.makeURLInterpolator)(this.path);
    this.initialize(...arguments);
}
exports.StripeResource = StripeResource;
StripeResource.prototype = {
    _stripe: null,
    // @ts-ignore the type of path changes in ctor
    path: '',
    resourcePath: '',
    // Methods that don't use the API's default '/v1' path can override it with this setting.
    basePath: null,
    initialize() { },
    // Function to override the default data processor. This allows full control
    // over how a StripeResource's request data will get converted into an HTTP
    // body. This is useful for non-standard HTTP requests. The function should
    // take method name, data, and headers as arguments.
    requestDataProcessor: null,
    // Function to add a validation checks before sending the request, errors should
    // be thrown, and they will be passed to the callback/promise.
    validateRequest: null,
    createFullPath(commandPath, urlData) {
        const urlParts = [this.basePath(urlData), this.path(urlData)];
        if (typeof commandPath === 'function') {
            const computedCommandPath = commandPath(urlData);
            // If we have no actual command path, we just omit it to avoid adding a
            // trailing slash. This is important for top-level listing requests, which
            // do not have a command path.
            if (computedCommandPath) {
                urlParts.push(computedCommandPath);
            }
        }
        else {
            urlParts.push(commandPath);
        }
        return this._joinUrlParts(urlParts);
    },
    // Creates a relative resource path with symbols left in (unlike
    // createFullPath which takes some data to replace them with). For example it
    // might produce: /invoices/{id}
    createResourcePathWithSymbols(pathWithSymbols) {
        // If there is no path beyond the resource path, we want to produce just
        // /<resource path> rather than /<resource path>/.
        if (pathWithSymbols) {
            return `/${this._joinUrlParts([this.resourcePath, pathWithSymbols])}`;
        }
        else {
            return `/${this.resourcePath}`;
        }
    },
    _joinUrlParts(parts) {
        // Replace any accidentally doubled up slashes. This previously used
        // path.join, which would do this as well. Unfortunately we need to do this
        // as the functions for creating paths are technically part of the public
        // interface and so we need to preserve backwards compatibility.
        return parts.join('/').replace(/\/{2,}/g, '/');
    },
    _getRequestOpts(requestArgs, spec, overrideData) {
        var _a;
        // Extract spec values with defaults.
        const requestMethod = (spec.method || 'GET').toUpperCase();
        const usage = spec.usage || [];
        const urlParams = spec.urlParams || [];
        const encode = spec.encode || ((data) => data);
        const isUsingFullPath = !!spec.fullPath;
        const commandPath = (0, utils_js_1.makeURLInterpolator)(isUsingFullPath ? spec.fullPath : spec.path || '');
        // When using fullPath, we ignore the resource path as it should already be
        // fully qualified.
        const path = isUsingFullPath
            ? spec.fullPath
            : this.createResourcePathWithSymbols(spec.path);
        // Don't mutate args externally.
        const args = [].slice.call(requestArgs);
        // Generate and validate url params.
        const urlData = urlParams.reduce((urlData, param) => {
            const arg = args.shift();
            if (typeof arg !== 'string') {
                throw new Error(`Stripe: Argument "${param}" must be a string, but got: ${arg} (on API request to \`${requestMethod} ${path}\`)`);
            }
            urlData[param] = arg;
            return urlData;
        }, {});
        // Pull request data and options (headers, auth) from args.
        const dataFromArgs = (0, utils_js_1.getDataFromArgs)(args);
        const data = encode(Object.assign({}, dataFromArgs, overrideData));
        const options = (0, utils_js_1.getOptionsFromArgs)(args);
        const host = options.host || spec.host;
        const streaming = !!spec.streaming || !!options.streaming;
        // Validate that there are no more args.
        if (args.filter((x) => x != null).length) {
            throw new Error(`Stripe: Unknown arguments (${args}). Did you mean to pass an options object? See https://github.com/stripe/stripe-node/wiki/Passing-Options. (on API request to ${requestMethod} \`${path}\`)`);
        }
        // When using full path, we can just invoke the URL interpolator directly
        // as we don't need to use the resource to create a full path.
        const requestPath = isUsingFullPath
            ? commandPath(urlData)
            : this.createFullPath(commandPath, urlData);
        const headers = Object.assign(options.headers, spec.headers);
        if (spec.validator) {
            spec.validator(data, { headers });
        }
        const dataInQuery = spec.method === 'GET' || spec.method === 'DELETE';
        const bodyData = dataInQuery ? null : data;
        const queryData = dataInQuery ? data : {};
        return {
            requestMethod,
            requestPath,
            bodyData,
            queryData,
            authenticator: (_a = options.authenticator) !== null && _a !== void 0 ? _a : null,
            headers,
            host: host !== null && host !== void 0 ? host : null,
            streaming,
            settings: options.settings,
            usage,
        };
    },
    _makeRequest(requestArgs, spec, overrideData) {
        return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
            var _a;
            let opts;
            try {
                opts = this._getRequestOpts(requestArgs, spec, overrideData);
            }
            catch (err) {
                reject(err);
                return;
            }
            function requestCallback(err, response) {
                if (err) {
                    reject(err);
                }
                else {
                    resolve(spec.transformResponseData
                        ? spec.transformResponseData(response)
                        : response);
                }
            }
            const emptyQuery = Object.keys(opts.queryData).length === 0;
            const path = [
                opts.requestPath,
                emptyQuery ? '' : '?',
                (0, utils_js_1.queryStringifyRequestData)(opts.queryData, (0, utils_js_1.getAPIMode)(opts.requestPath)),
            ].join('');
            const { headers, settings } = opts;
            this._stripe._requestSender._request(opts.requestMethod, opts.host, path, opts.bodyData, opts.authenticator, {
                headers,
                settings,
                streaming: opts.streaming,
            }, opts.usage, requestCallback, (_a = this.requestDataProcessor) === null || _a === void 0 ? void 0 : _a.bind(this));
        });
    },
};
