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Model objects for requests and responses.
Each API may support one or more serializations, such as JSON, Atom, etc. The model classes are responsible for converting between the wire format and the Python object representation.
Author: jcgregorio@google.com (Joe Gregorio)
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Model Model base class. |
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BaseModel Base model class. |
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JsonModel Model class for JSON. |
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RawModel Model class for requests that don't return JSON. |
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MediaModel Model class for requests that return Media. |
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ProtocolBufferModel Model class for protocol buffers. |
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LOGGER = logging.getLogger(__name__)
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dump_request_response = False
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__package__ = None
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Create a patch object.
Some methods support PATCH, an efficient way to send updates to a resource.
This method allows the easy construction of patch bodies by looking at the
differences between a resource before and after it was modified.
Args:
original: object, the original deserialized resource
modified: object, the modified deserialized resource
Returns:
An object that contains only the changes from original to modified, in a
form suitable to pass to a PATCH method.
Example usage:
item = service.activities().get(postid=postid, userid=userid).execute()
original = copy.deepcopy(item)
item['object']['content'] = 'This is updated.'
service.activities.patch(postid=postid, userid=userid,
body=makepatch(original, item)).execute()
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