Change the way parameter lists are handled internally
Instead of trying to guess if a query key is a list (to strip the index
number, since Rails expects list IDs without index number), we prefix
the key name with the index when dealing with lists.
E.g.:
[0]ids: "one"
[1]ids: "two"
will be sent as
ids[]=one&ids[]=two
It makes it more reliable and let us differenciate between arrays and
objects (objects are untouched and sent as-is).
/*
Copyright 2017-2018 Mikael Berthe
Licensed under the MIT license. Please see the LICENSE file is this directory.
*/
package madon
import (
"github.com/sendgrid/rest"
)
// GetCurrentInstance returns current instance information
func (mc *Client) GetCurrentInstance() (*Instance, error) {
var i Instance
if err := mc.apiCall("v1/instance", rest.Get, nil, nil, nil, &i); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return &i, nil
}
// GetInstancePeers returns current instance peers
// The peers are defined as the domains of users the instance has previously
// resolved.
func (mc *Client) GetInstancePeers() ([]InstancePeer, error) {
var peers []InstancePeer
if err := mc.apiCall("v1/instance/peers", rest.Get, nil, nil, nil, &peers); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return peers, nil
}
// GetInstanceActivity returns current instance activity
// The activity contains the counts of active users, locally posted statuses,
// and new registrations in weekly buckets.
func (mc *Client) GetInstanceActivity() ([]WeekActivity, error) {
var activity []WeekActivity
if err := mc.apiCall("v1/instance/activity", rest.Get, nil, nil, nil, &activity); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return activity, nil
}