github.com/huaweicloud/golangsdk@v0.0.0-20210831081626-d823fe11ceba/openstack/networking/v2/extensions/layer3/floatingips/requests.go

package floatingips

import (
	"github.com/huaweicloud/golangsdk"
	"github.com/huaweicloud/golangsdk/pagination"
)

// ListOpts allows the filtering and sorting of paginated collections through
// the API. Filtering is achieved by passing in struct field values that map to
// the floating IP attributes you want to see returned. SortKey allows you to
// sort by a particular network attribute. SortDir sets the direction, and is
// either `asc' or `desc'. Marker and Limit are used for pagination.
type ListOpts struct {
	ID                string `q:"id"`
	FloatingNetworkID string `q:"floating_network_id"`
	PortID            string `q:"port_id"`
	FixedIP           string `q:"fixed_ip_address"`
	FloatingIP        string `q:"floating_ip_address"`
	TenantID          string `q:"tenant_id"`
	ProjectID         string `q:"project_id"`
	Limit             int    `q:"limit"`
	Marker            string `q:"marker"`
	SortKey           string `q:"sort_key"`
	SortDir           string `q:"sort_dir"`
	RouterID          string `q:"router_id"`
	Status            string `q:"status"`
}

// List returns a Pager which allows you to iterate over a collection of
// floating IP resources. It accepts a ListOpts struct, which allows you to
// filter and sort the returned collection for greater efficiency.
func List(c *golangsdk.ServiceClient, opts ListOpts) pagination.Pager {
	q, err := golangsdk.BuildQueryString(&opts)
	if err != nil {
		return pagination.Pager{Err: err}
	}
	u := rootURL(c) + q.String()
	return pagination.NewPager(c, u, func(r pagination.PageResult) pagination.Page {
		return FloatingIPPage{pagination.LinkedPageBase{PageResult: r}}
	})
}

// CreateOptsBuilder allows extensions to add additional parameters to the
// Create request.
type CreateOptsBuilder interface {
	ToFloatingIPCreateMap() (map[string]interface{}, error)
}

// CreateOpts contains all the values needed to create a new floating IP
// resource. The only required fields are FloatingNetworkID and PortID which
// refer to the external network and internal port respectively.
type CreateOpts struct {
	FloatingNetworkID string `json:"floating_network_id" required:"true"`
	FloatingIP        string `json:"floating_ip_address,omitempty"`
	PortID            string `json:"port_id,omitempty"`
	FixedIP           string `json:"fixed_ip_address,omitempty"`
	SubnetID          string `json:"subnet_id,omitempty"`
	TenantID          string `json:"tenant_id,omitempty"`
	ProjectID         string `json:"project_id,omitempty"`
}

// ToFloatingIPCreateMap allows CreateOpts to satisfy the CreateOptsBuilder
// interface
func (opts CreateOpts) ToFloatingIPCreateMap() (map[string]interface{}, error) {
	return golangsdk.BuildRequestBody(opts, "floatingip")
}

// Create accepts a CreateOpts struct and uses the values provided to create a
// new floating IP resource. You can create floating IPs on external networks
// only. If you provide a FloatingNetworkID which refers to a network that is
// not external (i.e. its `router:external' attribute is False), the operation
// will fail and return a 400 error.
//
// If you do not specify a FloatingIP address value, the operation will
// automatically allocate an available address for the new resource. If you do
// choose to specify one, it must fall within the subnet range for the external
// network - otherwise the operation returns a 400 error. If the FloatingIP
// address is already in use, the operation returns a 409 error code.
//
// You can associate the new resource with an internal port by using the PortID
// field. If you specify a PortID that is not valid, the operation will fail and
// return 404 error code.
//
// You must also configure an IP address for the port associated with the PortID
// you have provided - this is what the FixedIP refers to: an IP fixed to a
// port. Because a port might be associated with multiple IP addresses, you can
// use the FixedIP field to associate a particular IP address rather than have
// the API assume for you. If you specify an IP address that is not valid, the
// operation will fail and return a 400 error code. If the PortID and FixedIP
// are already associated with another resource, the operation will fail and
// returns a 409 error code.
func Create(c *golangsdk.ServiceClient, opts CreateOptsBuilder) (r CreateResult) {
	b, err := opts.ToFloatingIPCreateMap()
	if err != nil {
		r.Err = err
		return
	}
	_, r.Err = c.Post(rootURL(c), b, &r.Body, nil)
	return
}

// Get retrieves a particular floating IP resource based on its unique ID.
func Get(c *golangsdk.ServiceClient, id string) (r GetResult) {
	_, r.Err = c.Get(resourceURL(c, id), &r.Body, nil)
	return
}

// UpdateOptsBuilder allows extensions to add additional parameters to the
// Update request.
type UpdateOptsBuilder interface {
	ToFloatingIPUpdateMap() (map[string]interface{}, error)
}

// UpdateOpts contains the values used when updating a floating IP resource. The
// only value that can be updated is which internal port the floating IP is
// linked to. To associate the floating IP with a new internal port, provide its
// ID. To disassociate the floating IP from all ports, provide an empty string.
type UpdateOpts struct {
	PortID *string `json:"port_id"`
}

// ToFloatingIPUpdateMap allows UpdateOpts to satisfy the UpdateOptsBuilder
// interface
func (opts UpdateOpts) ToFloatingIPUpdateMap() (map[string]interface{}, error) {
	return golangsdk.BuildRequestBody(opts, "floatingip")
}

// Update allows floating IP resources to be updated. Currently, the only way to
// "update" a floating IP is to associate it with a new internal port, or
// disassociated it from all ports. See UpdateOpts for instructions of how to
// do this.
func Update(c *golangsdk.ServiceClient, id string, opts UpdateOptsBuilder) (r UpdateResult) {
	b, err := opts.ToFloatingIPUpdateMap()
	if err != nil {
		r.Err = err
		return
	}
	_, r.Err = c.Put(resourceURL(c, id), b, &r.Body, &golangsdk.RequestOpts{
		OkCodes: []int{200},
	})
	return
}

// Delete will permanently delete a particular floating IP resource. Please
// ensure this is what you want - you can also disassociate the IP from existing
// internal ports.
func Delete(c *golangsdk.ServiceClient, id string) (r DeleteResult) {
	_, r.Err = c.Delete(resourceURL(c, id), nil)
	return
}