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require "berkshelf/ridley_compat"
module Berkshelf::APIClient
require_relative "errors"
class Connection
# @return [String]
attr_reader :url
# @return [Integer]
# how many retries to attempt on HTTP requests
attr_reader :retries
# @return [Float]
# time to wait between retries
attr_reader :retry_interval
# @param [String, Addressable::URI] url
#
# @option options [Integer] :open_timeout (3)
# how long to wait (in seconds) for connection open to the API server
# @option options [Integer] :timeout (30)
# how long to wait (in seconds) before getting a response from the API server
# @option options [Integer] :retries (3)
# how many retries to perform before giving up
# @option options [Float] :retry_interval (0.5)
# how long to wait (in seconds) between each retry
def initialize(url, options = {})
# it looks like Faraday mutates the URI argument it is given, when we ripped Faraday out of this
# API it stopped doing that. this may or may not be a breaking change (it broke some fairly
# brittle berkshelf tests). if it causes too much berkshelf chaos we could revert by uncommenting
# the next line. as it is removing this behavior feels more like fixing a bug.
#@url = url.normalize! if url.is_a?(Addressable::URI)
options = { retries: 3, retry_interval: 0.5, open_timeout: 30, timeout: 30 }.merge(options)
options[:server_url] = url
@client = Berkshelf::RidleyCompatJSON.new(**options)
end
# Retrieves the entire universe of known cookbooks from the API source
#
# @raise [APIClient::TimeoutError]
#
# @return [Array<APIClient::RemoteCookbook>]
def universe
response = @client.get("universe")
[].tap do |cookbooks|
response.each do |name, versions|
versions.each { |version, attributes| cookbooks << RemoteCookbook.new(name, version, attributes) }
end
end
end
end
end
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