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package com.visionarts.powerjambda.events.action;
import com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.Context;
import com.visionarts.powerjambda.RequestReader;
import com.visionarts.powerjambda.ResponseWriter;
import com.visionarts.powerjambda.actions.LambdaBaseAction;
import com.visionarts.powerjambda.events.AwsEventRequest;
import com.visionarts.powerjambda.events.AwsEventResponse;
import com.visionarts.powerjambda.events.DummyResponseWriter;
import com.visionarts.powerjambda.events.JsonBodyEventActionRequestReader;
import com.visionarts.powerjambda.events.model.EventActionRequest;
import com.visionarts.powerjambda.exceptions.DefaultActionExceptionResolver;
import com.visionarts.powerjambda.exceptions.InternalErrorException;
import com.visionarts.powerjambda.utils.FunctionalUtils;
/**
* This abstract class implementing the LambdaAction interface.
* All event action classes must inherit this abstract class.
*
* @param The body parameter type in the event action request
*/
public abstract class AbstractEventAction
extends LambdaBaseAction, AwsEventResponse> {
/**
* Returns the type of the class modeled by the body type in the action request.
*
* For deserializing body in the action request.
*
* @return The body type in the action request
*/
public abstract Class actionBodyType();
/**
* Note: Internal Use only
*
* Please override {@link #handleEvent(EventActionRequest, Context)} method for your event action.
*
*/
@Override
public final AwsEventResponse handle(EventActionRequest request, Context context) throws Exception {
handleEvent(request, context);
return AwsEventResponse.AWS_EVENT_SUCCESSFUL_RESPONSE;
}
/**
* Handles the event action request.
*
* This method should be overridden by subclasses.
*
* @param request The event request
* @param context The Lambda context passed by the AWS Lambda environment
* @throws Exception Thrown if any errors occur
*/
protected abstract void handleEvent(EventActionRequest request, Context context) throws Exception;
@Override
public AwsEventResponse handleException(Throwable exception, Context context) throws InternalErrorException {
DefaultActionExceptionResolver resolver =
new DefaultActionExceptionResolver<>(new DummyResponseWriter<>());
return resolver.handleException(exception, this, context);
}
@Override
protected final void beforeHandle(EventActionRequest request, Context context) throws Exception {
FunctionalUtils.toBiConsumer(loggerBeforeHandle(), logger)
.accept(request, context);
beforeAction(request, context);
}
@Override
protected final void afterHandle(EventActionRequest request, Context context) throws Exception {
try {
afterAction(request, context);
} finally {
FunctionalUtils.toBiConsumer(loggerAfterHandle(), logger)
.accept(request, context);
}
}
@Override
protected RequestReader> requestReader(AwsEventRequest request, Context context) {
return new JsonBodyEventActionRequestReader<>(actionBodyType());
}
@Override
protected ResponseWriter responseWriter(AwsEventRequest request, Context context) {
return new DummyResponseWriter<>();
}
@Override
protected FunctionalUtils.UnsafeBiConsumer, Context> loggerBeforeHandle() {
return (r, c) ->
logger.info("Starting {} body: {} ({})",
() -> this.getClass().getName(), () -> actionBodyType().getName(), () -> maskableJson(r.getBody()));
}
@Override
protected FunctionalUtils.UnsafeBiConsumer, Context> loggerAfterHandle() {
return (r, c) -> logger.info("End {}", this.getClass().getName());
}
}