Previously, it would query the size from the wrong dict and obtain
the value 0 all the time. This would have made every upload fail with
`UploadSizeLimitExeeded`.
Now we obtain the actual size limit, and will ignore it if unset/0
for some reason.
Patch += 1
The delegate logic is implemented and seems sound.
It's somewhat funny that after all this back and forth, all we get
is a valid start position for the upload.
Make it cristal clear what the crate version means, and what version of
the documentation you are looking at. Also do this in the README file.
Assure that 'Google' is capitalized.
That way, crate names reveal exact inforamtion about the contained
API revision.
* crate version: code gen version
* +<revision> (build-metadata): exact version of API schema
Fixes#38
That way, 'cmn' becomes our private module. All URLs were updated
to reflect that.
This commit also contains an early implementation of the
'transfer_status' method, which will require plenty of work.
* renamed `*MethodsBuilder` type to `*Methods` type
* renamed `*CallBuilder` type to `*Call` type
* greatly simplified `doit()` signature if uploads are involved
* pass `auth` to upload helper
Layout the `ResumableUploadHelper` and implement the entire logic
with the mbuild renerator.
All that's left to be done is to implement the 'chunked upload' method.
The borrow checker helped me to prevent a bug as well.
* do not emit unused types. Sometimes though, rustc doesn't seem to
detect that attributses are actually used
* ToParts trait is used and implemented only when needed.
Linters are back to 'normal'.
Fixes#35
Must be `Option<Box<T>>` now, whereas a simple `Box<T>` worked
previously. Anyway, serde can't decode/encode Boxes yet, so
plus1 was removed from the list of APIs to build.
Related to #34
Documentation links, at one spot, have been updated as well.
The variant schema is represented natively as enum, it all looks
very good.
Json has been taken care of as well ... .
However, for some reason, the `Serialize/Deserialize` macros don't work
for me, even though they work just fine in the respective tests of
the serge crate. What am I possibly doing wrong ?
This should have been fixed in previous commit, but wasn't.
Actually a change that fixed one API, broke the other, and vice-versa.
It's kind of a hack, because it's tailored to fix particular cases only,
yet I believe it's contained enough to say 'good enough'.
Now we use the DefaultDelegate as standin in case there is user-delgate.
That way, we save plenty of complexity as no additional
`if let Some(ref mut dlg) = delegate` is necesary.
Fixes#30
During `begin()`, the delegate receives additional information about the
current call, which can be useful for performance tracking, among
other things.
Fixes#25
With one of the recent changes, the crate name was changed to be
different from the library name. However, there were still plenty of
places that would refer to the library name instead of the new crate
name.
That way, links in the README.md as well as index/index.html still
pointed to the old location.
We assure to know about it, instead of writing nonsense about that
'methods' resources which does not actually exist.
I am relatively sure to have found all the spots.
Fixes#22
* add method listing for various categories, like 'downloads' and
'uploads'
* add general information on how to do downloads and uploads using
various protocols
Fixes#28
This also includes documentation to state which methods actually support
media download, and how to achieve that.
Added TODO to not forget we should tell the user how to achieve these
kinds of things.
Fixes#21
* MultiPartReader is using match to handle state, reducing unnecessary
calls to 0 in that regard.
* Fixed seek() calls on readers, assuring they are reset to start each
time the loop is done.
* both media-parameters now use `ReadSeek` streams.
* Use `seek()` to figure out size, simplifying the interface.
Closes#17
* reserve_exact(X) where possible (params, multi-part-reader)
* `if let` used whereever possible to prevent duplicate checks
This increases the possible performance, and makes for more readable,
concise code.
