[capital] Code generation: update services and models #342
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Summary of ChangesHello @AdyenAutomationBot, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request introduces a new set of API services under the 'Capital' domain, automatically generated to align with the latest Highlights
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This pull request introduces the new Capital service, with APIs for grant accounts, grant offers, and grants. The changes appear to be auto-generated. My review has identified a critical issue: the new 'Capital' service is not registered in the client, which will cause all its API calls to fail. This must be addressed for the service to be functional. Additionally, I've provided several suggestions to improve the generated code's quality, such as removing redundant code and simplifying endpoint construction for better readability and maintainability, and preventing potential bugs by making attributes read-only where appropriate.
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| DEFAULT_VERSION = 1 | ||
| def initialize(client, version = DEFAULT_VERSION) | ||
| @service = 'Capital' |
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The service name 'Capital' is not registered in Adyen::Client. All API calls for this service will fail with an ArgumentError because service_url_base in lib/adyen/client.rb does not handle this new service. Please add the 'Capital' service to the case statement in lib/adyen/client.rb to define its base URL.
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| # Do not edit the class manually. | ||
| class Capital | ||
| attr_accessor :service, :version |
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The service and version attributes should be read-only to prevent accidental modification after initialization. Changing them could lead to inconsistent state, especially since the API client instances are memoized and won't be recreated with the new values. Consider using attr_reader instead.
attr_reader :service, :version| # | ||
| # Do not edit the class manually. | ||
| class GrantAccountsApi < Service | ||
| attr_accessor :service, :version |
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The attr_accessor for :service and :version is redundant because it's already defined in the parent Service class. This line can be removed for cleaner code.
| endpoint = '/grantAccounts/{id}'.gsub(/{.+?}/, '%s') | ||
| endpoint = endpoint.gsub(%r{^/}, '') | ||
| endpoint = format(endpoint, id) |
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The endpoint construction can be greatly simplified using Ruby's string interpolation. This improves readability and is more idiomatic.
endpoint = "grantAccounts/#{id}"| # | ||
| # Do not edit the class manually. | ||
| class GrantOffersApi < Service | ||
| attr_accessor :service, :version |
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The attr_accessor for :service and :version is redundant as it's inherited from the Service class. Removing it will make the code cleaner.
| endpoint = '/grantOffers'.gsub(/{.+?}/, '%s') | ||
| endpoint = endpoint.gsub(%r{^/}, '') | ||
| endpoint = format(endpoint) |
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This endpoint construction is unnecessarily complex. Since there are no path parameters, the gsub and format calls are redundant. The endpoint can be defined as a simple string.
endpoint = 'grantOffers'| # | ||
| # Do not edit the class manually. | ||
| class GrantsApi < Service | ||
| attr_accessor :service, :version |
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This attr_accessor is redundant as it is already defined in the parent Service class. It can be safely removed.
| endpoint = '/grants/{grantId}/disbursements/{disbursementId}'.gsub(/{.+?}/, '%s') | ||
| endpoint = endpoint.gsub(%r{^/}, '') | ||
| endpoint = format(endpoint, grant_id, disbursement_id) |
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This endpoint construction can be simplified using Ruby's string interpolation for better readability and conciseness. This approach is more idiomatic for building strings with variables.
endpoint = "grants/#{grant_id}/disbursements/#{disbursement_id}"
This PR contains the automated changes for the
capitalservice.The commit history of this PR reflects the
adyen-openapicommits that have been applied.