Sha256: 6c877accdb243469992668c0573271ba1b83e47a56b56be03853fb4dd5039f38
Contents?: true
Size: 1.76 KB
Versions: 14
Compression:
Stored size: 1.76 KB
Contents
# encoding: utf-8
module GithubCLI
class Commands::Downloads < Command
namespace :download
desc 'list <user> <repo>', 'Lists downloads'
def list(user, repo)
Download.all user, repo, options[:params], options[:format]
end
desc 'get <user> <repo> <id>', 'Get a download'
def get(user, repo, id)
Download.get user, repo, id, options[:params], options[:format]
end
desc 'create <user> <repo>', 'Create a new download resource'
long_desc <<-DESC
Creating a new download is a two step process.
You must first create a new download resource using this method.
Response from this method is to be used in #upload method.
Inputs
name - Required string - name of the file that is being created. \n
size - Required number - size of file in bytes. \n
description - Optional string \n
content_type - Optional string \n
DESC
def create(user, repo)
Download.create user, repo, options[:params], options[:format]
end
desc 'upload <resource> <filename>', 'Upload resource to s3'
long_desc <<-DESC
Upload a file to Amazon, using the reponse instance from
Github::Repos::Downloads#create_download.
This can be done by passing the response object
as an argument to upload method.
Parameters
resource - Required resource of the create_download call. \n
filename - Required filename, a path to a file location. \n
DESC
def upload(resource, filename)
Download.upload resource, filename, options[:format]
end
desc 'delete <user> <repo> <id>', 'Delete a download'
def delete(user, repo, id)
Download.delete user, repo, id, options[:params], options[:format]
end
end # Downloads
end # GithubCLI
Version data entries
14 entries across 14 versions & 1 rubygems