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storedRecording.go
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package ari
// StoredRecording represents a communication path interacting with an Asterisk
// server for stored recording resources
type StoredRecording interface {
// List lists the recordings
List(filter *Key) ([]*Key, error)
// Get gets the Recording by type
Get(key *Key) *StoredRecordingHandle
// Data gets the data for the stored recording
Data(key *Key) (*StoredRecordingData, error)
// Copy copies the recording to the destination name
//
// NOTE: because ARI offers no forced-copy, Copy should always return the
// StoredRecordingHandle of the destination, even if the Copy fails. Doing so
// allows the user to Delete the existing StoredRecording before retrying.
Copy(key *Key, dest string) (*StoredRecordingHandle, error)
// Delete deletes the recording
Delete(key *Key) error
// File downloads the recordings contents
File(key *Key) ([]byte, error)
}
// StoredRecordingData is the data for a stored recording
type StoredRecordingData struct {
// Key is the cluster-unique identifier for this stored recording
Key *Key `json:"key"`
Format string `json:"format"`
Name string `json:"name"`
}
// ID returns the identifier for the stored recording.
func (d StoredRecordingData) ID() string {
return d.Name // TODO: does the identifier include the Format and Name?
}
// A StoredRecordingHandle is a reference to a stored recording that can be operated on
type StoredRecordingHandle struct {
key *Key
s StoredRecording
exec func(a *StoredRecordingHandle) error
executed bool
}
// NewStoredRecordingHandle creates a new stored recording handle
func NewStoredRecordingHandle(key *Key, s StoredRecording, exec func(a *StoredRecordingHandle) error) *StoredRecordingHandle {
return &StoredRecordingHandle{
key: key,
s: s,
exec: exec,
}
}
// ID returns the identifier for the stored recording
func (s *StoredRecordingHandle) ID() string {
return s.key.ID
}
// Key returns the Key for the stored recording
func (s *StoredRecordingHandle) Key() *Key {
return s.key
}
// Exec executes any staged operations
func (s *StoredRecordingHandle) Exec() (err error) {
if !s.executed {
s.executed = true
if s.exec != nil {
err = s.exec(s)
s.exec = nil
}
}
return
}
// Data gets the data for the stored recording
func (s *StoredRecordingHandle) Data() (*StoredRecordingData, error) {
return s.s.Data(s.key)
}
// Copy copies the stored recording.
//
// NOTE: because ARI offers no forced-copy, this should always return the
// StoredRecordingHandle of the destination, even if the Copy fails. Doing so
// allows the user to Delete the existing StoredRecording before retrying.
func (s *StoredRecordingHandle) Copy(dest string) (*StoredRecordingHandle, error) {
return s.s.Copy(s.key, dest)
}
// Delete deletes the recording
func (s *StoredRecordingHandle) Delete() error {
return s.s.Delete(s.key)
}
// File retrieves the recording
func (s *StoredRecordingHandle) File() ([]byte, error) {
return s.s.File(s.key)
}