utils

func AssignValue ¶

func AssignValue(obj interface{}, jsonName string, value interface{})

func BodyReader ¶

func BodyReader(response runtime.ClientResponse)

func Exit ¶

func Exit(msg string, err error)

func GetFieldValue ¶

func GetFieldValue(obj interface{}, jsonName string) reflect.Value

func HumanizeAPIError ¶ added in v1.6.1

func HumanizeAPIError(err error) string

HumanizeAPIError rewrites generic SDK error strings into messages that tell the user what to do next. Falls back to err.Error() when nothing more specific is recognized.

Detection keys off the bracketed "[<status>]" status marker that the go-openapi runtime puts on its errors. Two shapes occur in practice:

[401] Unauthorized  &{...}                       // generic response
[POST /servers][401] createServerUnauthorized ...  // typed response

so the marker shows up either at the start of the string or right after the "[<method> <path>]" segment. Matching "[401]" only at those two anchors (start, or after a "]") catches both shapes while ignoring a bare "[401]" that merely appears inside an error payload. Matching loose words like "unauthorized" is avoided too — it would capture unrelated validation messages such as `"field 'role' has an unauthorized value"`.

func PrintError ¶

func PrintError(err error)

PrintError prints a formatted error. Recognized API failures are rewritten as actionable guidance for the user (e.g. 401 → "run lsh login").

func Render ¶

func Render(data []renderer.ResponseData)

Render is a convenient wrapper

func Singular ¶

func Singular(str string) string

func TitleStr ¶

func TitleStr(str string) string

func Untar ¶

func Untar(source, destination string) error

func Unzip ¶

func Unzip(source, destination string) error