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Add support for conversations.mark_read. #136

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions intercom/conversation.py
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

"""Collection module for Conversations."""
from intercom.traits.api_resource import Resource


class Conversation(Resource):
pass
"""Collection class for Converations."""
34 changes: 25 additions & 9 deletions intercom/service/conversation.py
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Service module for Conversations."""

from intercom import conversation
from intercom import utils
from intercom.api_operations.find import Find
from intercom.api_operations.find_all import FindAll
from intercom.api_operations.save import Save
from intercom.api_operations.load import Load
from intercom.api_operations.save import Save
from intercom.service.base_service import BaseService


class Conversation(BaseService, Find, FindAll, Save, Load):
"""Service class for Conversations."""

@property
def collection(self):
"""Return the name of the collection."""
return utils.resource_class_to_collection_name(self.collection_class)

@property
def collection_class(self):
"""Return the class of the collection."""
return conversation.Conversation

def resource_url(self, _id):
"""Return the URL for the specified resource in this collection."""
return "/%s/%s/reply" % (self.collection, _id)

def reply(self, **reply_data):
"""Reply to a message."""
return self.__reply(reply_data)

def assign(self, **reply_data):
"""Assign a conversation to a user."""
reply_data['type'] = 'admin'
reply_data['message_type'] = 'assignment'
return self.__reply(reply_data)

def open(self, **reply_data):
"""Mark a conversation as open."""
reply_data['type'] = 'admin'
reply_data['message_type'] = 'open'
return self.__reply(reply_data)

def close(self, **reply_data):
"""Mark a conversation as closed."""
reply_data['type'] = 'admin'
reply_data['message_type'] = 'close'
return self.__reply(reply_data)

def mark_read(self, _id):
"""Mark a conversation as read."""
data = {'read': True}
response = self.client.put(self.resource_url(_id), data)
return self.collection_class().from_response(response)

def __reply(self, reply_data):
"""Send requests to the resource handler."""
_id = reply_data.pop('id')
collection = utils.resource_class_to_collection_name(self.collection_class) # noqa
url = "/%s/%s/reply" % (collection, _id)
reply_data['conversation_id'] = _id
response = self.client.post(url, reply_data)
response = self.client.post(self.resource_url(_id), reply_data)
return self.collection_class().from_response(response)


# def mark_read(id)
# @client.put("/conversations/#{id}", read: true)
# end