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Package locks provides functionality to parse lockIDs.
It can be used to bridge requests from different clients that send lockIDs in different formats. For example, Microsoft Office Online sends the lockID in a JSON string, while other clients send the lockID as a plain string.
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type LegacyLockParser ¶
type LegacyLockParser struct{}
LegacyLockParser is a lock parser that can extract the lockID from a JSON string
func (*LegacyLockParser) ParseLock ¶
func (*LegacyLockParser) ParseLock(id string) string
ParseLock extracts the lockID from a JSON string. For Microsoft Office Online we need to extract the lockID from the JSON string that is sent by the WOPI client. The JSON string is expected to have the following format:
{
"L": "12345678",
"F": 4,
"E": 2,
"C": "",
"P": "3453345345346",
"M": "12345678"
}
or
{
"S": "12345678",
"F": 4,
"E": 2,
"C": "",
"P": "3453345345346",
"M": "12345678"
}
If the JSON string is not in the expected format, the original lockID will be returned.
type LockParser ¶
LockParser is the interface that wraps the ParseLock method
type NoopLockParser ¶
type NoopLockParser struct{}
NoopLockParser is a lock parser that does not change the lockID
func (*NoopLockParser) ParseLock ¶
func (*NoopLockParser) ParseLock(id string) string
ParseLock will return the lockID as is
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