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namespace Graze\WipotecCheckweigherClient; |
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use Graze\WipotecCheckweigherClient\Request\RequestInterface; |
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use Graze\WipotecCheckweigherClient\Response\ResponseGeneric; |
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use Graze\TelnetClient\InterpretAsCommand; |
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use Graze\TelnetClient\TelnetClient; |
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use Graze\TelnetClient\TelnetClientInterface; |
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use Socket\Raw\Factory as SocketFactory; |
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class Client implements ClientInterface |
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{ |
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// The checkweigher telnet interface doesn't actually have a prompt however we need an identifier to distinguish |
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// error responses, this is explicitly passed instead of using the default error prompt in case it changes. |
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const PROMPT_ERROR = 'ERROR'; |
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/** @var TelnetClientInterface */ |
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protected $telnetClient; |
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/** |
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* @param TelnetClientInterface $telnetClient |
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public function __construct(TelnetClientInterface $telnetClient) |
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$this->telnetClient = $telnetClient; |
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* @param string $dsn |
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* @param float|null $timeout |
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public function connect($dsn, $timeout = null) |
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$this->telnetClient->connect($dsn, null, self::PROMPT_ERROR, '', $timeout); |
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public function setReadTimeout($timeout) |
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$this->telnetClient->setReadTimeout($timeout); |
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* @param RequestInterface $request |
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public function sendRequest(RequestInterface $request) |
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$telnetResponse = $this->telnetClient->execute($request->getXml()); |
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// Use a specific response class if it exists. |
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// e.g. with Request/RequestReadStatus try to use Response/ResponseReadStatus. |
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$responseClassName = str_replace('Request', 'Response', get_class($request)); |
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$responseClassName = ResponseGeneric::class; |
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$response = new $responseClassName($telnetResponse); |
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return $response; |
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* @return Client |
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public static function factory() |
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$telnetClient = new TelnetClient( |
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new SocketFactory(), |
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new TelnetPromptMatcher(self::PROMPT_ERROR), |
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new InterpretAsCommand() |
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return new static($telnetClient); |
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} |
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graze /
wipotec-checkweigher-client
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