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17 | public function build(array $apiData, string $dto): IResponseInterface |
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18 | { |
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19 | if ($apiData['retCode'] == 0) { |
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20 | return new SuccessResponse($dto, $apiData['retCode'], $apiData['retMsg'], $apiData['retExtInfo'], $apiData['result'], $apiData['nextPageCursor'] ?? ''); |
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21 | } else { |
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22 | return new ExceptionResponse($apiData['retCode'], $apiData['retMsg'], $apiData['retExtInfo'], $apiData['time']); |
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23 | } |
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