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| | def create_api_response(status,success_count=None,failed_count=None, data=None, error=None,message=None,file_source=None,file_name=None): |
| | """ |
| | Create a response to be sent to the API. This is a helper function to create a JSON response that can be sent to the API. |
| | |
| | Args: |
| | status: The status of the API call. Should be one of the constants in this module. |
| | data: The data that was returned by the API call. |
| | error: The error that was returned by the API call. |
| | success_count: Number of files successfully processed. |
| | failed_count: Number of files failed to process. |
| | Returns: |
| | A dictionary containing the status data and error if any |
| | """ |
| | response = {"status": status} |
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| | |
| | if data is not None: |
| | response["data"] = data |
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| | |
| | if error is not None: |
| | response["error"] = error |
| | |
| | if success_count is not None: |
| | response['success_count']=success_count |
| | response['failed_count']=failed_count |
| | |
| | if message is not None: |
| | response['message']=message |
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| | if file_source is not None: |
| | response['file_source']=file_source |
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| | if file_name is not None: |
| | response['file_name']=file_name |
| | |
| | return response |