Closed tobihagemann closed 2 years ago
On second thought, I don't actually "need" that for my implementation. Well, currently I'd need it but maybe it's even best if I split up these operations in my project as well. Even though I can think of other applications on iOS/macOS (mainly, command-line tools) that would profit from this missing method, I'm not sure what the target audience of this SDK is.
You may close this if you think this method shouldn't be added. Or maybe the SDK has the goal to replicate the pCloud API, then this would be indeed "missing".
I think versatility would be best. Clients should be able to do both move and rename if the API allows it. I've been wanting to merge those two pairs of methods for a while now. I think the methods in the PCloudAPI
namespace should reflect the actual API methods. It would be simpler to maintain. And we can leave expressivity and the multiple variants of some method to the PCloudClient
interface.
That being said, a merging those methods would be a breaking change to the public interface of the API. And I would rather wait until I can make more such changes at once.
For the time being I think it would be best to add an optional newName
field to the MoveFile
and MoveFolder
methods.
I've pushed changes to the master branch. I thought I created a branch for the issue and noticed I didn't right as I was pushing. Anyway, I tested with the example project and everything seems to be working as expected. Could you take a look and check if this will do the job for you?
LGTM! Thank you. 👍
I understand that there are separate methods for renaming and moving a file/folder. However, the pCloud API is actually able to do both operations in one request. And I need that for my implementation.
I'd be glad to open another PR. However, I wanted to ask first if and how you would solve this. I could add a new
PCloudAPIMethod
likeRenameAndMoveFile/Folder
. Or maybe we could removeMoveFile/Folder
and make sure thatRenameFile/Folder
can handle all three cases (just rename, just move, do both) or vice versa?