scala-tumblr
Intro
scala-tumblr is a library built on top of Finagle to interface with Tumblr's API.
How to use
libraryDependencies += "io.github.petesta" %% "scala-tumblr" % "0.1.2"Endpoints
There are three different types of endpoints.
- Don't need
api_keyandoauth_tokenandoauth_token_secret - Need
api_keyand don't needoauth_tokenandoauth_token_secret - Need
api_keyand needoauth_tokenandoauth_token_secret
Examples
import io.github.petesta.tumblr._
// NOTE: There is only one endpoint that doesn't need an implicit config.
// Avatar(blogName: String, size: Int)
Avatar("blogName", 64).get // Future[Response]
implicit val apiConfig = ApiConfig("apiKey")
// NOTE:
// Posts(
// blogName: String,
// params: Option[Map[String, String]] = None
// )(implicit apiConfig: ApiConfig) extends ApiKey
Posts("blogName").get // Future[Response]
implicit val oauthConfig = OauthConfig("oauthToken", "oauthTokenSecret")
// NOTE:
// final case class Following(
// blogName: String,
// params: Option[Map[String, String]] = None
// )(implicit val oauthConfig: OauthConfig, val apiConfig: ApiConfig) extends OAuth
Following("blogName").get // Future[Response]Note
Finagle returns Twitter Futures, not Scala Futures. Here is a snippet if you'd like to convert from a Twitter Future to a Scala Future.
import com.twitter.util.{Future => TwitterF}
import scala.concurrent.{Await, Future => ScalaF, Promise => ScalaP}
import scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext.Implicits.global
import scala.concurrent.duration.Duration
object FutureConverter {
def twitterToScala[T](twitterF: TwitterF[T]): ScalaF[T] = {
val scalaP = ScalaP[T]
twitterF.onSuccess { r: T =>
scalaP.success(r)
()
}
twitterF.onFailure { e: Throwable =>
scalaP.failure(e)
()
}
scalaP.future
}
}