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client.go
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package gentleman
import (
gocontext "context"
"net/http"
"gopkg.in/h2non/gentleman.v2/context"
"gopkg.in/h2non/gentleman.v2/middleware"
"gopkg.in/h2non/gentleman.v2/plugin"
"gopkg.in/h2non/gentleman.v2/plugins/cookies"
"gopkg.in/h2non/gentleman.v2/plugins/headers"
"gopkg.in/h2non/gentleman.v2/plugins/url"
)
// NewContext is a convenient alias to context.New factory.
var NewContext = context.New
// NewHandler is a convenient alias to context.NewHandler factory.
var NewHandler = context.NewHandler
// NewMiddleware is a convenient alias to middleware.New factory.
var NewMiddleware = middleware.New
// Client represents a high-level HTTP client entity capable
// with a built-in middleware and context.
type Client struct {
// Client entity can inherit behavior from a parent Client.
Parent *Client
// Each Client entity has it's own Context that will be inherited by requests or child clients.
Context *context.Context
// Client entity has its own Middleware layer to compose and inherit behavior.
Middleware middleware.Middleware
}
// New creates a new high level client entity
// able to perform HTTP requests.
func New() *Client {
return &Client{
Context: context.New(),
Middleware: middleware.New(),
}
}
// Request creates a new Request based on the current Client
func (c *Client) Request() *Request {
req := NewRequest()
req.SetClient(c)
return req
}
// Options creates a new OPTIONS request.
func (c *Client) Options() *Request {
req := c.Request()
req.Method("OPTIONS")
return req
}
// Get creates a new GET request.
func (c *Client) Get() *Request {
req := c.Request()
req.Method("GET")
return req
}
// Post creates a new POST request.
func (c *Client) Post() *Request {
req := c.Request()
req.Method("POST")
return req
}
// Put creates a new PUT request.
func (c *Client) Put() *Request {
req := c.Request()
req.Method("PUT")
return req
}
// Delete creates a new DELETE request.
func (c *Client) Delete() *Request {
req := c.Request()
req.Method("DELETE")
return req
}
// Patch creates a new PATCH request.
func (c *Client) Patch() *Request {
req := c.Request()
req.Method("PATCH")
return req
}
// Head creates a new HEAD request.
func (c *Client) Head() *Request {
req := c.Request()
req.Method("HEAD")
return req
}
// Method defines a the default HTTP method used by outgoing client requests.
func (c *Client) Method(name string) *Client {
c.Middleware.UseRequest(func(ctx *context.Context, h context.Handler) {
ctx.Request.Method = name
h.Next(ctx)
})
return c
}
// URL defines the URL for client requests.
// Useful to define at client level the base URL and base path used by child requests.
func (c *Client) URL(uri string) *Client {
c.Use(url.URL(uri))
return c
}
// BaseURL defines the URL schema and host for client requests.
// Useful to define at client level the base URL used by client child requests.
func (c *Client) BaseURL(uri string) *Client {
c.Use(url.BaseURL(uri))
return c
}
// Path defines the URL base path for client requests.
func (c *Client) Path(path string) *Client {
c.Use(url.Path(path))
return c
}
// AddPath concatenates a path slice to the existent path in at client level.
func (c *Client) AddPath(path string) *Client {
c.Use(url.AddPath(path))
return c
}
// Param replaces a path param based on the given param name and value.
func (c *Client) Param(name, value string) *Client {
c.Use(url.Param(name, value))
return c
}
// Params replaces path params based on the given params key-value map.
func (c *Client) Params(params map[string]string) *Client {
c.Use(url.Params(params))
return c
}
// SetHeader sets a new header field by name and value.
// If another header exists with the same key, it will be overwritten.
func (c *Client) SetHeader(key, value string) *Client {
c.Use(headers.Set(key, value))
return c
}
// AddHeader adds a new header field by name and value
// without overwriting any existent header.
func (c *Client) AddHeader(name, value string) *Client {
c.Use(headers.Add(name, value))
return c
}
// SetHeaders adds new header fields based on the given map.
func (c *Client) SetHeaders(fields map[string]string) *Client {
c.Use(headers.SetMap(fields))
return c
}
// AddCookie sets a new cookie field based on the given http.Cookie struct
// without overwriting any existent cookie.
func (c *Client) AddCookie(cookie *http.Cookie) *Client {
c.Use(cookies.Add(cookie))
return c
}
// AddCookies sets a new cookie field based on a list of http.Cookie
// without overwriting any existent cookie.
func (c *Client) AddCookies(data []*http.Cookie) *Client {
c.Use(cookies.AddMultiple(data))
return c
}
// CookieJar creates a cookie jar to store HTTP cookies when they are sent down.
func (c *Client) CookieJar() *Client {
c.Use(cookies.Jar())
return c
}
// UseContext adds a cancelation context to the client to enable the use of early cancelation. This is useful for
// server outgoing calls where we can attach the context from the incoming client. This will allow the downstream
// calls to be canceled early on the case of a tcp close or http2 cancellation.
// e.g. client.Get().URL("someUrl").UseContext( incomingServerRequest.Context() ).Send()
func (c *Client) UseContext(cancelContext gocontext.Context) *Client {
c.UseRequest(func(c *context.Context, handler context.Handler) {
handler.Next(c.SetCancelContext(cancelContext))
})
return c
}
// Use uses a new plugin to the middleware stack.
func (c *Client) Use(p plugin.Plugin) *Client {
c.Middleware.Use(p)
return c
}
// UseRequest uses a new middleware function for request phase.
func (c *Client) UseRequest(fn context.HandlerFunc) *Client {
c.Middleware.UseRequest(fn)
return c
}
// UseResponse uses a new middleware function for response phase.
func (c *Client) UseResponse(fn context.HandlerFunc) *Client {
c.Middleware.UseResponse(fn)
return c
}
// UseError uses a new middleware function for error phase.
func (c *Client) UseError(fn context.HandlerFunc) *Client {
c.Middleware.UseError(fn)
return c
}
// UseHandler uses a new middleware function for the given phase.
func (c *Client) UseHandler(phase string, fn context.HandlerFunc) *Client {
c.Middleware.UseHandler(phase, fn)
return c
}
// UseParent uses another Client as parent
// inheriting its middleware stack and configuration.
func (c *Client) UseParent(parent *Client) *Client {
c.Parent = parent
c.Context.UseParent(parent.Context)
c.Middleware.UseParent(parent.Middleware)
return c
}