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A Telegram bot framework, with its client-side based on data and code generation, boasts unparalleled adaptation speed and correctness for new versions.

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telegex lib telegex caller adapter httpoison.ex
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lib/telegex/caller/adapter/httpoison.ex 

defmodule Telegex.Caller.Adapter.HTTPoison do

  @moduledoc "HTTPoison based caller adapter."



  use Telegex.Caller.Adapter



  @type httposion_resp :: HTTPoison.Response.t()

  @type httposion_err :: %{reason: atom}



  @impl true

  def call(method, params, opts) do

    url = build_url(method)

    json_body = params |> Enum.into(%{}) |> Jason.encode!()



    url |> request(json_body, opts) |> parse_response()

  end



  defp request(url, json_body, _opts) do

    apply(HTTPoison, :post, [url, json_body, [@json_header], options()])

  end



  @spec parse_response({:ok, httposion_resp} | {:error, httposion_err}) ::

          {:ok, any} | {:error, error}

  defp parse_response({:ok, %{body: body} = _response}) do

    %{ok: ok, result: result, error_code: error_code, description: description} =

      struct_response(body)



    if ok do

      {:ok, result}

    else

      {:error, %Error{error_code: error_code, description: description}}

    end

  end



  defp parse_response({:error, %{reason: reason} = _error}) do

    {:error, %RequestError{reason: reason}}

  end

end