io.prismic

Class Api

java.lang.Object

io.prismic.Api

public class Api
extends Object

Embodies an API endpoint, from which it is possible to make queries. This object should be instantiated once per webpage on your project, at the very beginning of the webpage, and then used for every subsequent document query.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
static class	Api.ApiData
static class	Api.Error

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
Api(Api.ApiData apiData, String accessToken, Cache cache, Logger logger, FragmentParser fragmentParser) Constructor to build a proper Api object.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static Api	get(String url) Entry point to get an Api object.
static Api	get(String url, String accessToken) Entry point to get an Api object.
static Api	get(String url, String accessToken, Cache cache, Logger logger)
static Api	get(String endpoint, String accessToken, Cache cache, Logger logger, FragmentParser fragmentParser) Entry point to get an Api object.
String	getAccessToken()
Map<String,String>	getBookmarks() From a properly built Api object, returns the map associating the bookmark names to their document IDs.
Cache	getCache()
Form.SearchForm	getForm(String form) From a properly built Api object, return a Form object that will allow to perform queries.
Map<String,String>	getFormNames() From a properly built Api object, returns the Map of available form names.
FragmentParser	getFragmentParser()
Logger	getLogger()
Ref	getMaster() From a properly built Api object, returns the ref ID (points in a prismic.io repository's timeline, whether in the past, in the present, or in the future) of the master ref (the one presently live).
String	getOAuthInitiateEndpoint()
String	getOAuthTokenEndpoint()
List<Ref>	getRefs() From a properly built Api object, returns the ref IDs (points in a prismic.io repository's timeline, whether in the past, in the present, or in the future) to which the passed credentials give access.
List<String>	getTags() From a properly built Api object, returns the list of available tags.
Map<String,String>	getTypes() From a properly built Api object, returns the map associating the type names to their readable text.
static String	getVersion()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

Api

public Api(Api.ApiData apiData,
           String accessToken,
           Cache cache,
           Logger logger,
           FragmentParser fragmentParser)

Constructor to build a proper Api object. This is not to build an Api object from an Api endpoint (the most usual case). In this case, you'll use the API.get method.

Parameters:

apiData - the data retrieved from the API document, ready to be stored in memory

accessToken - Your Oauth access token if you wish to use one (to access future content releases, for instance)

cache - instance of a class that implements the Cache interface, and will handle the cache

logger - instance of a class that implements the Logger interface, and will handle the logging

fragmentParser - instance of a class that implements the FragmentParser interface, and will handle the JSON to Fragment conversion.

Method Detail

getVersion

public static String getVersion()

Returns:

the kit version as declared in the pom.xml

get

public static Api get(String endpoint,
                      String accessToken,
                      Cache cache,
                      Logger logger,
                      FragmentParser fragmentParser)

Entry point to get an Api object. Example: API api = API.get("https://lesbonneschoses.prismic.io/api", null, new Cache.BuiltInCache(999), new Logger.PrintlnLogger());

Parameters:

endpoint - the endpoint of your prismic.io content repository, typically https://yourrepoid.prismic.io/api

accessToken - Your Oauth access token if you wish to use one (to access future content releases, for instance)

cache - instance of a class that implements the Cache interface, and will handle the cache

logger - instance of a class that implements the Logger interface, and will handle the logging

fragmentParser - instance of a class that implements the FragmentParser interface, and will handle the JSON to Fragment conversion.

Returns:

the usable API object

get

public static Api get(String url,
                      String accessToken,
                      Cache cache,
                      Logger logger)

get

public static Api get(String url,
                      String accessToken)

Entry point to get an Api object. Example: API api = API.get("https://lesbonneschoses.prismic.io/api", null);

Parameters:

url - the endpoint of your prismic.io content repository, typically https://yourrepoid.prismic.io/api

accessToken - Your Oauth access token if you wish to use one (to access future content releases, for instance)

Returns:

the usable API object

get

public static Api get(String url)

Entry point to get an Api object. Example: API api = API.get("https://lesbonneschoses.prismic.io/api");

Parameters:

url - the endpoint of your prismic.io content repository, typically https://yourrepoid.prismic.io/api

Returns:

the usable API object

getLogger

public Logger getLogger()

getAccessToken

public String getAccessToken()

getCache

public Cache getCache()

getFragmentParser

public FragmentParser getFragmentParser()

getRefs

public List<Ref> getRefs()

From a properly built Api object, returns the ref IDs (points in a prismic.io repository's timeline, whether in the past, in the present, or in the future) to which the passed credentials give access.

Returns:

the list of ref IDs

getBookmarks

public Map<String,String> getBookmarks()

From a properly built Api object, returns the map associating the bookmark names to their document IDs. Therefore, to get a bookmarked document's ID, it will look like this: api.getBookmarks().get("home")

Returns:

the map <name, id>

getTypes

public Map<String,String> getTypes()

From a properly built Api object, returns the map associating the type names to their readable text. Therefore, to get a type's readable text, it will look like this: api.getTypes().get("blog")

Returns:

the map <name, text>

getTags

public List<String> getTags()

From a properly built Api object, returns the list of available tags. Therefore, to get all available tags, it will look like this: api.getTags()

Returns:

the list of tags

getFormNames

public Map<String,String> getFormNames()

From a properly built Api object, returns the Map of available form names.

Returns:

the map <name, proper_name>

getForm

public Form.SearchForm getForm(String form)

From a properly built Api object, return a Form object that will allow to perform queries. Currently, all the forms offered by prismic.io are SearchForms, but this will change. To use it: api.get("everything").query(.....)......

Parameters:

form - the name of the form to query on

Returns:

the form to use to perform the query

See Also:

Form.SearchForm

getMaster

public Ref getMaster()

From a properly built Api object, returns the ref ID (points in a prismic.io repository's timeline, whether in the past, in the present, or in the future) of the master ref (the one presently live).

Returns:

the ref object representing the master ref

getOAuthInitiateEndpoint

public String getOAuthInitiateEndpoint()

getOAuthTokenEndpoint

public String getOAuthTokenEndpoint()