# File app/lib/integration_provider/muut.rb, line 5
def initialize(integration)
  @integration = integration
end

# File app/lib/integration_provider/muut.rb, line 57
def languages
  [
    %w[Arabic ar],
    %w[Basque eu],
    ["Brazil Portuguese", "pt-br"],
    %w[Bulgarian bg],
    %w[Chinese zh],
    ["Chinese / Taiwan", "tw"],
    %w[Danish da],
    %w[Dutch nl],
    %w[English en],
    %w[Finnish fi],
    ["Farsi / Persian", "fa"],
    %w[French fr],
    %w[German de],
    %w[Hebrew he],
    %w[Hungarian hu],
    %w[Indonesian id],
    %w[Italian it],
    %w[Japanese ja],
    %w[Korean ko],
    %w[Norwegian no],
    %w[Polish pl],
    ["Portugese (pt"],
    %w[Slovak sk],
    %w[Spanish es],
    %w[Swedish se],
    %w[Romanian ro],
    %w[Russian ru],
    %w[Tamil ta],
    %w[Thai th],
    %w[Turkish tr],
    %w[Ukrainian uk]
  ]
end

# File app/lib/integration_provider/muut.rb, line 9
def valid?
  # FIXME: due to code design, this cannot happen during initialize
  # the integration is built with the desired params after the provider manager
  # checks validity of the provider name, which happens dynamically in the
  # integration model anyway
  @community_name = integration.authentication["community_name"]

  # FIXME: Use AM Validations - it's a bigger chore because this class
  # and the provider manager are used as go-betweens to the integration
  validate_authentication_fields(:api_key, :api_secret)
  validate_community_format

  # FIXME: calling #valid? here causes an infinite loop back to this method
  integration.errors.empty?
end