# frozen_string_literal: true module HTTPX # Adds a general-purpose registry API to a class. It is designed to be a # configuration-level API, i.e. the registry is global to the class and # should be set on **boot time**. # # It is used internally to associate tags with handlers. # # ## Register/Fetch # # One is strongly advised to register handlers when creating the class. # # There is an instance-level method to retrieve from the registry based # on the tag: # # class Server # include HTTPX::Registry # # register "tcp", TCPHandler # register "ssl", SSLHandlers # ... # # # def handle(uri) # scheme = uri.scheme # handler = registry(scheme) #=> TCPHandler # handler.handle # end # end # module Registry # Base Registry Error class Error < Error; end def self.extended(klass) super klass.extend(ClassMethods) end def self.included(klass) super klass.extend(ClassMethods) klass.__send__(:include, InstanceMethods) end # Class Methods module ClassMethods def inherited(klass) super klass.instance_variable_set(:@registry, @registry.dup) end # @param [Object] tag the handler identifier in the registry # @return [Symbol, String, Object] the corresponding handler (if Symbol or String, # will assume it referes to an autoloaded module, and will load-and-return it). # def registry(tag = nil) @registry ||= {} return @registry if tag.nil? handler = @registry[tag] raise(Error, "#{tag} is not registered in #{self}") unless handler handler end # @param [Object] tag the identifier for the handler in the registry # @return [Symbol, String, Object] the handler (if Symbol or String, it is # assumed to be an autoloaded module, to be loaded later) # def register(tag, handler) registry[tag] = handler end end # Instance Methods module InstanceMethods # delegates to HTTPX::Registry#registry def registry(tag) self.class.registry(tag) end end end end