import { Requests } from "../../requests"; const ZERO_DATE = "0001-01-01T00:00:00Z"; type BaseApiType = { createdAt: string; updatedAt: string; [key: string]: any; }; export function hasKey(obj: object, key: string): obj is Required { return typeof obj[key] === "string"; } export function parseDate(obj: T, keys: Array = []): T { const result = { ...obj }; [...keys, "createdAt", "updatedAt"].forEach(key => { // @ts-ignore - TS doesn't know that we're checking for the key above if (hasKey(result, key)) { if (result[key] === ZERO_DATE) { const dt = new Date(); dt.setFullYear(1); result[key] = dt; return; } // transform string to ensure dates are parsed as UTC dates instead of // localized time stamps const asStr = result[key] as string; const cleaned = asStr.replaceAll("-", "/").split("T")[0]; result[key] = new Date(cleaned); } }); return result; } export class BaseAPI { http: Requests; attachmentToken: string; constructor(requests: Requests, attachmentToken = "") { this.http = requests; this.attachmentToken = attachmentToken; } // if a attachmentToken is present it will be added to URL as a query param // this is done with a simple appending of the query param to the URL. If your // URL already has a query param, this will not work. authURL(url: string): string { if (this.attachmentToken) { return `/api/v1${url}?access_token=${this.attachmentToken}`; } return url; } /** * dropFields will remove any fields that are specified in the fields array * additionally, it will remove the `createdAt` and `updatedAt` fields if they * are present. This is useful for when you want to send a subset of fields to * the server like when performing an update. */ protected dropFields(obj: T, keys: Array = []): T { const result = { ...obj }; [...keys, "createdAt", "updatedAt"].forEach(key => { // @ts-ignore - we are checking for the key above if (hasKey(result, key)) { // @ts-ignore - we are guarding against this above delete result[key]; } }); return result; } }