Module: Portage::Cli::ShippingProfile

Defined in:

lib/portage/cli/shipping_profile.rb

Overview

Reads a shopper's default shipping address from the process environment — the same "your own credentials live in env, not on the command line" posture Resolver.env_for already uses for adapter credentials, applied here to a buyer-profile concern instead of a platform-credential one (so it lives in portage-cli, not Portage::Ucp::Resolver).

Constant Summary

ENV_VARS =

{
  street_address: "PORTAGE_SHIP_STREET", extended_address: "PORTAGE_SHIP_EXTENDED",
  address_locality: "PORTAGE_SHIP_CITY", address_region: "PORTAGE_SHIP_REGION",
  address_country: "PORTAGE_SHIP_COUNTRY", postal_code: "PORTAGE_SHIP_POSTAL_CODE",
  first_name: "PORTAGE_SHIP_FIRST_NAME", last_name: "PORTAGE_SHIP_LAST_NAME",
  phone_number: "PORTAGE_SHIP_PHONE"
}.freeze

REQUIRED =

%i[street_address address_locality address_country postal_code].freeze

Class Method Summary

• .from_env ⇒ Portage::Ucp::PostalAddress^?

  Nil unless every required field is set — a partial profile isn't enough to submit, and this module never guesses at a missing field.

Class Method Details

.from_env ⇒ Portage::Ucp::PostalAddress^?

Returns nil unless every required field is set — a partial profile isn't enough to submit, and this module never guesses at a missing field.

Returns:

• (Portage::Ucp::PostalAddress, nil) —

  nil unless every required field is set — a partial profile isn't enough to submit, and this module never guesses at a missing field.

# File 'lib/portage/cli/shipping_profile.rb', line 24

def self.from_env
  attrs = ENV_VARS.filter_map { |key, var| [key, ENV.fetch(var, nil)] if ENV.key?(var) }.to_h
  return nil unless REQUIRED.all? { |key| attrs.key?(key) }

  Portage::Ucp::PostalAddress.new(**attrs)
end