fix(api): don't 500 on invalid PATCH body
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@ -127,6 +127,10 @@ public static class APIErrorHandlerExt
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if (exc is FormatException && exc.Message.Contains("was not recognized as a valid DateTime"))
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return true;
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// this happens if a user sends an empty JSON object for PATCH (or a JSON object with no valid keys)
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if (exc is InvalidPatchException)
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return true;
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// This may expanded at some point.
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return false;
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}
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@ -14,7 +14,17 @@ internal class QueryPatchWrapper
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return this;
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}
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public Query ToQuery(Query q) => q.AsUpdate(_dict);
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public Query ToQuery(Query q)
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{
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try
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{
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return q.AsUpdate(_dict);
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}
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catch (InvalidOperationException)
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{
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throw new InvalidPatchException();
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}
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}
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}
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internal static class SqlKataExtensions
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@ -22,3 +32,5 @@ internal static class SqlKataExtensions
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internal static Query ApplyPatch(this Query query, Func<QueryPatchWrapper, QueryPatchWrapper> func)
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=> func(new QueryPatchWrapper()).ToQuery(query);
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}
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public class InvalidPatchException : Exception {}
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@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ permalink: /api/models
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A question mark (`?`) next to the *key name* means the key is optional - it may be omitted in API responses. A question mark next to the *key type* means the key is nullable - API responses may return `null` for that key, instead of the specified type.
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In PATCH endpoints, all keys are optional. However, providing an object with no keys (or no valid keys) will result in 500 internal server error.
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In PATCH endpoints, all keys are optional. However, you must provide at least one valid key to update; please use a GET request if you want to query the existing information.
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<br>Sending a PATCH request with an empty JSON object, or with a JSON object that contains no valid keys for the target entity, will result in a 400 bad request error.
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Privacy objects (`privacy` key in models) contain values "private" or "public". Patching a privacy value to `null` will set to public. If you do not have access to view the privacy object of the member, the value of the `privacy` key will be null, rather than the values of individual privacy keys.
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@ -93,8 +94,7 @@ Every PluralKit entity has two IDs: a short (5-character) ID and a longer UUID.
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|timestamp|datetime||
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|id|snowflake|The ID of the message sent by the webhook. Encoded as string for precision reasons.|
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|original| snowflake|The ID of the (now-deleted) message that triggered the proxy. Encoded as string for precision reasons.|
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|sender|snowflake|The user ID of the account that triggered the proxy. Encoded as string for precision reasons.|
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|original| snowflake|The ID of the (now-deleted) message that triggered the proxy. Encoded as string for precision reasons.||sender|snowflake|The user ID of the account that triggered the proxy. Encoded as string for precision reasons.|
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|channel|snowflake|The ID of the channel the message was sent in. Encoded as string for precision reasons.|
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|guild|snowflake|The ID of the server the message was sent in. Encoded as string for precision reasons.|
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|system?|full System object|The system that proxied the message. Null if the member associated with this message was deleted.|
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