func (s *serviceStatusGetterSuite) SetUpTest(c *gc.C) {
s.statusBaseSuite.SetUpTest(c)
s.getter = common.NewServiceStatusGetter(s.State, func() (common.AuthFunc, error) {
return s.authFunc, nil
})
}
// NewStatusAPI creates a new server-side Status setter API facade.
func NewStatusAPI(st *state.State, getCanModify common.GetAuthFunc) *StatusAPI {
unitSetter := common.NewStatusSetter(st, getCanModify)
unitGetter := common.NewStatusGetter(st, getCanModify)
serviceSetter := common.NewServiceStatusSetter(st, getCanModify)
serviceGetter := common.NewServiceStatusGetter(st, getCanModify)
agentSetter := common.NewStatusSetter(&unitAgentFinder{st}, getCanModify)
return &StatusAPI{
agentSetter: agentSetter,
unitSetter: unitSetter,
unitGetter: unitGetter,
serviceSetter: serviceSetter,
serviceGetter: serviceGetter,
getCanModify: getCanModify,
}
}
// NewStatusAPI creates a new server-side Status setter API facade.
func NewStatusAPI(st *state.State, getCanModify common.GetAuthFunc) *StatusAPI {
// TODO(fwereade): so *all* of these have exactly the same auth
// characteristics? I think not.
unitSetter := common.NewStatusSetter(st, getCanModify)
unitGetter := common.NewStatusGetter(st, getCanModify)
serviceSetter := common.NewServiceStatusSetter(st, getCanModify)
serviceGetter := common.NewServiceStatusGetter(st, getCanModify)
agentSetter := common.NewStatusSetter(&common.UnitAgentFinder{st}, getCanModify)
return &StatusAPI{
agentSetter: agentSetter,
unitSetter: unitSetter,
unitGetter: unitGetter,
serviceSetter: serviceSetter,
serviceGetter: serviceGetter,
getCanModify: getCanModify,
}
}
