Best Python code snippet using localstack_python
apigateway_starter.py
Source: apigateway_starter.py
...75 if request_templates:76 self["requestTemplates"] = request_templates77 def apigateway_models_backend_put_rest_api(self, function_id, body, query_params):78 rest_api = self.get_rest_api(function_id)79 return import_api_from_openapi_spec(rest_api, function_id, body, query_params)80 # import rest_api81 def apigateway_response_restapis_individual(self, request, full_url, headers):82 if request.method in ["GET", "DELETE"]:83 return apigateway_response_restapis_individual_orig(self, request, full_url, headers)84 self.setup_class(request, full_url, headers)85 function_id = self.path.replace("/restapis/", "", 1).split("/")[0]86 if self.method == "PATCH":87 not_supported_attributes = ["/id", "/region_name", "/createdDate"]88 rest_api = self.backend.apis.get(function_id)89 if not rest_api:90 msg = "Invalid API identifier specified %s:%s" % (91 TEST_AWS_ACCOUNT_ID,92 function_id,93 )...
patches.py
Source: patches.py
...41 def apigateway_models_backend_put_rest_api(42 self, function_id: str, body: Dict, query_params: Dict43 ):44 rest_api = self.get_rest_api(function_id)45 return import_api_from_openapi_spec(rest_api, body, query_params)46 def _patch_api_gateway_entity(self, entity: Dict) -> Optional[Tuple[int, Dict, str]]:47 not_supported_attributes = ["/id", "/region_name", "/create_date"]48 patch_operations = self._get_param("patchOperations")49 model_attributes = list(entity.keys())50 for operation in patch_operations:51 if operation["path"].strip("/") in REST_API_ATTRIBUTES:52 operation["path"] = camelcase_to_underscores(operation["path"])53 path_start = operation["path"].strip("/").split("/")[0]54 path_start_usc = camelcase_to_underscores(path_start)55 if path_start not in model_attributes and path_start_usc in model_attributes:56 operation["path"] = operation["path"].replace(path_start, path_start_usc)57 if operation["path"] in not_supported_attributes:58 msg = f'Invalid patch path {operation["path"]}'59 return 400, {}, msg...
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