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<?php
namespace Stripe;
/**
* Class Collection.
*
* @template TStripeObject of StripeObject
* @template-implements \IteratorAggregate<TStripeObject>
*
* @property string $object
* @property string $url
* @property bool $has_more
* @property TStripeObject[] $data
*/
class Collection extends StripeObject implements \Countable, \IteratorAggregate
{
const OBJECT_NAME = 'list';
use ApiOperations\Request;
/** @var array */
protected $filters = [];
/**
* @return string the base URL for the given class
*/
public static function baseUrl()
{
return Stripe::$apiBase;
}
/**
* Returns the filters.
*
* @return array the filters
*/
public function getFilters()
{
return $this->filters;
}
/**
* Sets the filters, removing paging options.
*
* @param array $filters the filters
*/
public function setFilters($filters)
{
$this->filters = $filters;
}
/**
* @return mixed
*/
#[\ReturnTypeWillChange]
public function offsetGet($k)
{
if (\is_string($k)) {
return parent::offsetGet($k);
}
$msg = "You tried to access the {$k} index, but Collection " .
'types only support string keys. (HINT: List calls ' .
'return an object with a `data` (which is the data ' .
"array). You likely want to call ->data[{$k}])";
throw new Exception\InvalidArgumentException($msg);
}
/**
* @param null|array $params
* @param null|array|string $opts
*
* @throws Exception\ApiErrorException
*
* @return Collection<TStripeObject>
*/
public function all($params = null, $opts = null)
{
self::_validateParams($params);
list($url, $params) = $this->extractPathAndUpdateParams($params);
list($response, $opts) = $this->_request('get', $url, $params, $opts);
$obj = Util\Util::convertToStripeObject($response, $opts);
if (!($obj instanceof \Stripe\Collection)) {
throw new \Stripe\Exception\UnexpectedValueException(
'Expected type ' . \Stripe\Collection::class . ', got "' . \get_class($obj) . '" instead.'
);
}
$obj->setFilters($params);
return $obj;
}
/**
* @param null|array $params
* @param null|array|string $opts
*
* @throws Exception\ApiErrorException
*
* @return TStripeObject
*/
public function create($params = null, $opts = null)
{
self::_validateParams($params);
list($url, $params) = $this->extractPathAndUpdateParams($params);
list($response, $opts) = $this->_request('post', $url, $params, $opts);
return Util\Util::convertToStripeObject($response, $opts);
}
/**
* @param string $id
* @param null|array $params
* @param null|array|string $opts
*
* @throws Exception\ApiErrorException
*
* @return TStripeObject
*/
public function retrieve($id, $params = null, $opts = null)
{
self::_validateParams($params);
list($url, $params) = $this->extractPathAndUpdateParams($params);
$id = Util\Util::utf8($id);
$extn = \urlencode($id);
list($response, $opts) = $this->_request(
'get',
"{$url}/{$extn}",
$params,
$opts
);
return Util\Util::convertToStripeObject($response, $opts);
}
/**
* @return int the number of objects in the current page
*/
#[\ReturnTypeWillChange]
public function count()
{
return \count($this->data);
}
/**
* @return \ArrayIterator an iterator that can be used to iterate
* across objects in the current page
*/
#[\ReturnTypeWillChange]
public function getIterator()
{
return new \ArrayIterator($this->data);
}
/**
* @return \ArrayIterator an iterator that can be used to iterate
* backwards across objects in the current page
*/
public function getReverseIterator()
{
return new \ArrayIterator(\array_reverse($this->data));
}
/**
* @return \Generator|TStripeObject[] A generator that can be used to
* iterate across all objects across all pages. As page boundaries are
* encountered, the next page will be fetched automatically for
* continued iteration.
*/
public function autoPagingIterator()
{
$page = $this;
while (true) {
$filters = $this->filters ?: [];
if (\array_key_exists('ending_before', $filters)
&& !\array_key_exists('starting_after', $filters)) {
foreach ($page->getReverseIterator() as $item) {
yield $item;
}
$page = $page->previousPage();
} else {
foreach ($page as $item) {
yield $item;
}
$page = $page->nextPage();
}
if ($page->isEmpty()) {
break;
}
}
}
/**
* Returns an empty collection. This is returned from {@see nextPage()}
* when we know that there isn't a next page in order to replicate the
* behavior of the API when it attempts to return a page beyond the last.
*
* @param null|array|string $opts
*
* @return Collection
*/
public static function emptyCollection($opts = null)
{
return Collection::constructFrom(['data' => []], $opts);
}
/**
* Returns true if the page object contains no element.
*
* @return bool
*/
public function isEmpty()
{
return empty($this->data);
}
/**
* Fetches the next page in the resource list (if there is one).
*
* This method will try to respect the limit of the current page. If none
* was given, the default limit will be fetched again.
*
* @param null|array $params
* @param null|array|string $opts
*
* @return Collection<TStripeObject>
*/
public function nextPage($params = null, $opts = null)
{
if (!$this->has_more) {
return static::emptyCollection($opts);
}
$lastId = \end($this->data)->id;
$params = \array_merge(
$this->filters ?: [],
['starting_after' => $lastId],
$params ?: []
);
return $this->all($params, $opts);
}
/**
* Fetches the previous page in the resource list (if there is one).
*
* This method will try to respect the limit of the current page. If none
* was given, the default limit will be fetched again.
*
* @param null|array $params
* @param null|array|string $opts
*
* @return Collection<TStripeObject>
*/
public function previousPage($params = null, $opts = null)
{
if (!$this->has_more) {
return static::emptyCollection($opts);
}
$firstId = $this->data[0]->id;
$params = \array_merge(
$this->filters ?: [],
['ending_before' => $firstId],
$params ?: []
);
return $this->all($params, $opts);
}
/**
* Gets the first item from the current page. Returns `null` if the current page is empty.
*
* @return null|TStripeObject
*/
public function first()
{
return \count($this->data) > 0 ? $this->data[0] : null;
}
/**
* Gets the last item from the current page. Returns `null` if the current page is empty.
*
* @return null|TStripeObject
*/
public function last()
{
return \count($this->data) > 0 ? $this->data[\count($this->data) - 1] : null;
}
private function extractPathAndUpdateParams($params)
{
$url = \parse_url($this->url);
if (!isset($url['path'])) {
throw new Exception\UnexpectedValueException("Could not parse list url into parts: {$url}");
}
if (isset($url['query'])) {
// If the URL contains a query param, parse it out into $params so they
// don't interact weirdly with each other.
$query = [];
\parse_str($url['query'], $query);
$params = \array_merge($params ?: [], $query);
}
return [$url['path'], $params];
}
}
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