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* Using {@link ResponseFunction} objects is targeted to supporting {@link Router} implementations that allow enrichment
* of a response {@link Mono} pipeline, allowing cross-cutting behavior for specialized error handling or retrying under
* specific conditions like an HTTP status code or a given API request route. Usage beyond this concern is not
* supported and could interfere with downstream operations.
*
* Typical {@link ResponseFunction} usage is through {@link RouterOptions}, where it can be applied using one of the
* static helper methods defined in this class.
*/
@Experimental
public interface ResponseFunction {
/**
* Transform a {@link Mono} pipeline using the given {@link DiscordWebRequest} as hint for parameterization of the
* resulting transformation.
*
* @param request the {@code DiscordRequest} used for the targeted {@code Mono} sequence
* @return a {@link Function} that allows immediately mapping this {@code Mono} into a target {@code Mono} instance
*/
Function, Mono> transform(DiscordWebRequest request);
/**
* Transform every HTTP 404 status code into an empty response into an empty sequence, effectively suppressing
* the {@link ClientException} that would be forwarded otherwise. See {@link #emptyIfNotFound(RouteMatcher)}
* for an override that supports applying the transformation to a subset of requests.
*
* @return a {@link ResponseFunction} that transforms any HTTP 404 error into an empty sequence
*/
static EmptyResponseTransformer emptyIfNotFound() {
return new EmptyResponseTransformer(RouteMatcher.any(), ClientException.isStatusCode(404));
}
/**
* Transforms HTTP 404 status codes caused by requests matching the given {@link RouteMatcher} into an empty
* sequence, effectively suppressing the {@link ClientException} that would be forwarded otherwise. See
* {@link #emptyIfNotFound()} to apply this transformation across all {@link Router} requests.
*
* @param routeMatcher the {@link RouteMatcher} determining whether to match a particular request
* @return a {@link ResponseFunction} that transforms matching HTTP 404 errors into an empty sequence
*/
static EmptyResponseTransformer emptyIfNotFound(RouteMatcher routeMatcher) {
return new EmptyResponseTransformer(routeMatcher, ClientException.isStatusCode(404));
}
/**
* Transforms the given error status codes caused by requests matching the given
* {@link RouteMatcher}, effectively suppressing the {@link ClientException} that would be forwarded otherwise.
*
* Only a subset of HTTP status codes is supported, like all the ones from 400 and 500 series, except for the 429
* (Too Many Requests) error that is handled upstream.
*
* @param routeMatcher the {@link RouteMatcher} determining whether to match a particular request
* @param codes the list of HTTP status codes to match when applying this transformation
* @return a {@link ResponseFunction} that transforms matching requests and response statuses into an empty sequence
*/
static EmptyResponseTransformer emptyOnErrorStatus(RouteMatcher routeMatcher, Integer... codes) {
return new EmptyResponseTransformer(routeMatcher, ClientException.isStatusCode(codes));
}
/**
* Applies a retry strategy to retry once with a fixed backoff of 1 second to the given
* error status codes caused by any request, effectively suppressing the {@link ClientException}
* that would be forwarded otherwise.
*
* Only a subset of HTTP status codes is supported, like all the ones from 400 and 500 series, except for the 429
* (Too Many Requests) error that is handled upstream.
*
* Please note that if you specify error codes 502, 503 or 504 you will replace a built-in retry factory that
* handles Discord service errors using an exponential backoff with jitter strategy.
*
* @param codes the list of HTTP status codes to match when applying this transformation
* @return a {@link ResponseFunction} that transforms matching response statuses into sequence that retries the
* request once after waiting 1 second.
*/
static RetryingTransformer retryOnceOnErrorStatus(Integer... codes) {
return new RetryingTransformer(RouteMatcher.any(),
Retry.onlyIf(ClientException.isRetryContextStatusCode(codes))
.fixedBackoff(Duration.ofSeconds(1))
.retryOnce());
}
/**
* Applies a retry strategy to retry once with a fixed backoff of 1 second to the given
* error status codes caused by requests matching the given {@link RouteMatcher}, effectively
* suppressing the {@link ClientException} that would be forwarded otherwise.
*
* Only a subset of HTTP status codes is supported, like all the ones from 400 and 500 series, except for the 429
* (Too Many Requests) error that is handled upstream.
*
* Please note that if you specify error codes 502, 503 or 504 you will replace a built-in retry factory that
* handles Discord service errors using an exponential backoff with jitter strategy.
*
* @param routeMatcher the {@link RouteMatcher} determining whether to match a particular request
* @param codes the list of HTTP status codes to match when applying this transformation
* @return a {@link ResponseFunction} that transforms matching response statuses into sequence that retries the
* request once after waiting 1 second.
*/
static RetryingTransformer retryOnceOnErrorStatus(RouteMatcher routeMatcher, Integer... codes) {
return new RetryingTransformer(routeMatcher,
Retry.onlyIf(ClientException.isRetryContextStatusCode(codes))
.fixedBackoff(Duration.ofSeconds(1))
.retryOnce());
}
/**
* Applies a custom retry strategy to the requests matching the given {@link RouteMatcher}, effectively
* suppressing the {@link ClientException} that would be forwarded otherwise.
*
* Care must be taken when applying this transformation while using a long running retry factory, as it may
* effectively block further requests on the same rate limiting bucket.
*
* @param routeMatcher the {@link RouteMatcher} determining whether to match a particular request
* @param retry the {@link Retry} factory to install while applying this transformation
* @return a {@link ResponseFunction} that transforms matching response statuses into sequence that retries the
* request once after waiting 1 second.
*/
static RetryingTransformer retryWhen(RouteMatcher routeMatcher, Retry retry) {
return new RetryingTransformer(routeMatcher, retry);
}
}