volcengine_rust_sdk/service/clb/
api_describe_load_balancers_model.rs

1/*
2 * @Author: Jerry.Yang
3 * @Date: 2024-11-05 10:39:54
4 * @LastEditors: Jerry.Yang
5 * @LastEditTime: 2025-02-06 16:49:20
6 * @Description: api describe load balancers model
7 */
8use crate::volcengine::error::error;
9use crate::volcengine::request::request::RequestVolcengine;
10use crate::volcengine::request::{request, response};
11use std::collections::HashMap;
12use volcengine_sdk_protobuf::protobuf::lb_instance;
13
14// Implementation of the `ApiRequest` trait for the `DescribeLoadBalancersReq` struct.
15//
16// This implementation allows the `DescribeLoadBalancersReq` struct to be used as part of an API request.
17// The struct needs to be formatted into key-value pairs that can be sent as query parameters in the request URL
18// or as the body of the HTTP request (depending on the API). The methods provided by this implementation
19// allow the struct to be serialized into a `HashMap<String, String>` for query parameters, and a `Vec<u8>`
20// for the body content. The conversion methods are essential for interacting with the external API and
21// sending structured requests.
22//
23// The `DescribeLoadBalancersReq` struct represents a request to describe the load balancers in a given context.
24// This struct will be converted into an appropriate request format for use in API calls.
25//
26// The methods included in this implementation are:
27// - `to_hashmap`: Converts the struct into a key-value map for query parameters.
28// - `to_body`: Prepares the body content of the HTTP request (currently empty).
29//
30// This implementation ensures that the `DescribeLoadBalancersReq` struct can be serialized and transmitted
31// as part of an HTTP request, making it possible to interact with the corresponding API endpoint efficiently.
32impl request::ApiRequest for lb_instance::DescribeLoadBalancersReq {
33    // Converts the `DescribeLoadBalancersReq` struct into a `HashMap<String, String>`.
34    // This method is used to format the struct fields into key-value pairs, which are suitable
35    // for inclusion in an HTTP request's query parameters or body, depending on the context.
36    // The key-value pairs represent the parameters of the API request.
37    //
38    // # Arguments:
39    // - `self`: The `DescribeLoadBalancersReq` struct that contains the parameters to be sent in the request.
40    //
41    // # Returns:
42    // - A `HashMap<String, String>` that contains the request parameters in a key-value format.
43    //   This will be used to construct the query string or body of the HTTP request.
44    fn to_hashmap(&self) -> HashMap<String, String> {
45        // This calls the `format_request_to_hashmap` method from the `Request` trait (presumably)
46        // to convert the struct fields into a proper `HashMap`.
47        // It is likely that the `Request` trait implements the necessary logic for formatting fields
48        // into the correct key-value pairs.
49        request::Request::format_request_to_hashmap(self)
50    }
51
52    // Converts the `DescribeLoadBalancersReq` struct into a byte vector (`Vec<u8>`).
53    // This method is responsible for preparing the body of the HTTP request. It can be useful
54    // when sending POST requests with a body (like JSON or XML), but in this case, it returns an empty body.
55    // You may need to customize it depending on the specific request needs (e.g., if the API expects JSON data).
56    //
57    // # Arguments:
58    // - `self`: The `DescribeLoadBalancersReq` struct that will be sent in the body of the request.
59    //
60    // # Returns:
61    // - A `Vec<u8>`, representing the body of the HTTP request. In this case, it is an empty vector,
62    //   but this can be changed to include data like JSON or XML, depending on what the API expects.
63    fn to_body(&self) -> Vec<u8> {
64        // Initialize an empty vector, which could hold the body content in the future
65        let result = Vec::new(); // Empty body; this might change depending on the request structure.
66        result // Return the empty byte vector.
67    }
68}
69
70// Implementation of the `ApiResponse` trait for the `DescribeLoadBalancersResp` struct.
71//
72// This implementation allows the `DescribeLoadBalancersResp` struct to handle the response
73// from an API request. The struct will be populated with data from the HTTP response body,
74// typically in JSON format, and will be converted into the corresponding Rust struct.
75// The method provided by this implementation allows the struct to deserialize the response body
76// into a usable struct that can be processed further in the application.
77//
78// The `DescribeLoadBalancersResp` struct represents the response data from an API call that
79// describes load balancers. This struct is typically populated with various details about
80// the load balancers and is used to relay the response data back to the caller.
81//
82// The methods included in this implementation are:
83// - `to_struct`: This method takes an HTTP response and deserializes it into the `DescribeLoadBalancersResp` struct.
84//   It ensures the response is in the expected format and populates the struct with the data received.
85//
86// This implementation makes the `DescribeLoadBalancersResp` struct suitable for use as an API response handler,
87// allowing for easy transformation of the response into a Rust struct, enabling further processing or usage
88// within the application.
89impl response::ApiResponse for lb_instance::DescribeLoadBalancersResp {
90    // Asynchronously processes the HTTP response and deserializes it into a `DescribeLoadBalancersResp` struct.
91    // This method is called when the HTTP response from the server is received. It is used to parse the
92    // JSON response body into the correct struct format, making it easier to work with the response data
93    // programmatically.
94    //
95    // # Arguments:
96    // - `http_response`: The HTTP response received from the API call, containing the JSON data that will
97    //   be deserialized into the `DescribeLoadBalancersResp` struct.
98    //
99    // # Returns:
100    // - A `Result<(), error::Error>` indicating the success (`Ok(())`) or failure (`Err(error::Error)`)
101    //   of the operation. If successful, the struct is updated with the parsed response.
102    //   If there is an error during parsing, an appropriate error is returned.
103    async fn to_struct(&mut self, http_response: reqwest::Response) -> Result<(), error::Error> {
104        // Attempt to parse the JSON response body into the `DescribeLoadBalancersResp` struct.
105        let parsed_response: volcengine_sdk_protobuf::protobuf::lb_instance::DescribeLoadBalancersResp =
106             http_response
107                 .json() // Deserialize the JSON body of the HTTP response into the struct.
108                 .await
109                 .map_err(|e| error::Error::ErrParseResponse(e))?; // If an error occurs during parsing, return a custom error.
110
111        // After successfully parsing the response, assign the parsed struct to `self`.
112        // This updates the current instance (`self`) with the parsed data.
113        *self = parsed_response;
114
115        // Return `Ok(())` to indicate that the parsing and assignment were successful.
116        // If parsing fails, an error will be returned from the `map_err` call.
117        Ok(())
118    }
119}