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gitea

Low-level methods for working with the Gitea API in node.js/JavaScript.

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Install

Install with npm:

$ npm install --save gitea

Heads up!

As of v1.0, the API is 100% promise based, callbacks are no longer supported. Please see the API documentation and release history for more details.

Why gitea, instead of...?

Every other Gitea API library we found either had a huge dependency tree, tries to be everything to everyone, was too bloated with boilerplace code, was too opinionated, or was not maintained.

We created gitea to provide low-level support for a handful of HTTP verbs for creating higher-level libraries:

.request: the base handler all of the Gitea HTTP verbs: GET, PUT, POST, DELETE, PATCH
.get: proxy for .request('GET', path, options, cb)
.delete: proxy for .request('DELETE', path, options, cb)
.patch: proxy for .request('PATCH', path, options, cb)
.post: proxy for .request('POST', path, options, cb)
.put: proxy for .request('PUT', path, options, cb)
.paged: recursively makes GET requests until all pages have been retrieved.

Jump to the API section for more details.

Usage

Add gitea to your node.js/JavaScript project with the following line of code:

const Gitea = require('gitea');

Example usage

Recursively GET all pages of gists for a user:

const gitea = new Gitea({ /* options */ });
const owner = 'jonschlinkert';

gitea.paged(`/users/${owner}/gists`)
  .then(res => console.log(res))
  .catch(console.error);

API

(All request methods take a callback, or return a promise if a callback isn't passed as the last argument).

Gitea

Create an instance of Gitea with the given options.

Params

options {Object}

Example

const Gitea = require('gitea');
const gitea = new Gitea([options]);

.request

Uses needle to make a request to the Gitea API. Supports the following verbs: GET, PUT, POST, PATCH, and DELETE. Takes a callback or returns a promise.

Params

method {String}: The http VERB to use
path {String}: The path to append to the base Gitea API URL.
options {Options}: Request options.

Example

// list all orgs for the authenticated user
const auth = require('./local-private-auth-info');
const gitea = new Gitea(auth);
gitea.request('GET', '/user/orgs')
  .then(res => console.log(res.body));

.get

Make a GET request to the Gitea API.

Params

path {String}: The path to append to the base Gitea API URL.
options {Options}: Request options.

Example

// get a list of orgs for the authenticated user
gitea.get('/user/orgs')
  .then(res => console.log(res.body));

// get gists for the authenticated user
gitea.get('/gists')
  .then(res => console.log(res.body));

.delete

Make a DELETE request to the Gitea API.

Params

path {String}: The path to append to the base Gitea API URL.
options {Options}: Request options.

Example

// un-follow someone
gitea.delete('/user/following/:some_username', { some_username: 'whatever' })
  .then(res => {
    console.log('RESPONSE:', res);
  });

.patch

Make a PATCH request to the Gitea API.

Params

path {String}: The path to append to the base Gitea API URL.
options {Options}: Request options.

Example

// update a gist
const fs = require('fs');
const options = { files: { 'readme.md': { content: fs.readFileSync('README.md', 'utf8') } } };
gitea.patch('/gists/bd139161a425896f35f8', options)
  .then(res => {
    console.log('RESPONSE:', res);
  });

.post

Make a POST request to the Gitea API.

Params

path {String}: The path to append to the base Gitea API URL.
options {Options}: Request options.

Example

// create a new repository
gitea.post('/user/repos', { name: 'new-repo-name' })
  .then(res => {
    console.log('RESPONSE:', res);
  });

.put

Make a PUT request to the Gitea API.

Params

path {String}: The path to append to the base Gitea API URL.
options {Options}: Request options.

Example

// follow someone
gitea.put('/user/following/jonschlinkert')
  .then(res => {
    console.log('RESPONSE:', res);
  });

.paged

Recursively make GET requests until all pages of records are returned.

Params

path {String}: The path to append to the base Gitea API URL.
options {Options}: Request options.

Example

// get all repos for the authenticated user
gitea.paged('/user/repos?type=all&per_page=1000&sort=updated')
  .then(res => console.log(res.pages))
  .catch(console.error)

.use

const gitea = new Gitea();

gitea.use(function() {
  // do stuff with the gitea instance
});

Authentication

There are a few ways to authenticate, all of them require info to be passed on the options.

const gitea = new Gitea({
  username: YOUR_USERNAME,
  password: YOUR_PASSWORD,
});

// or 
const gitea = new Gitea({
  token: YOUR_TOKEN
});

// or 
const gitea = new Gitea({
  bearer: YOUR_JSON_WEB_TOKEN
});

Paths and placeholders

Deprecated: Since es2015 templates make this feature less useful, we plan to remove it in a future release.

Paths are similar to router paths, where placeholders in the given string are replaced with values from the options. For instance, the path in the following example:

const gitea = new Gitea();
const options = { user: 'jonschlinkert', repo: 'gitea', subscribed: true };

gitea.put('/repos/:user/:repo/subscription', options);

Expands to:

'/repos/jonschlinkert/gitea/subscription'

Placeholder names are also arbitrary, you can make them whatever you want as long as all placeholder names can be resolved using values defined on the options.

Options

Options may be passed to the constructor when instantiating, and/or set on the instance directly, and/or passed to any of the methods.

Examples

// pass to constructor
const gitea = new Gitea({ user: 'doowb' });

// and/or directly set on instance options
gitea.options.user = 'doowb';

// and/or pass to a method
gitea.get('/users/:user/gists', { user: 'doowb' })

options.query

Type: object

Default: { per_page: 100 } for get and paged requests, undefined for all other requests.

Pass an object to stringify and append to the URL using the .stringify method from qs.

Examples

gitea.paged('/users/:user/gists', { user: 'doowb', query: { per_page: 30 } })
  .then(res => {
    console.log(res.pages);
  });

You can also manually append the query string:

gitea.paged('/users/:user/gists?per_page=30', { user: 'doowb' })
  .then(res => {
    console.log(res.pages);
  });

About

Pull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.

Running and reviewing unit tests is a great way to get familiarized with a library and its API. You can install dependencies and run tests with the following command:

$ npm install && npm test

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Related projects

You might also be interested in these projects:

gists: Methods for working with the Gitea Gist API. Node.js/JavaScript | homepage
gitea-contributors: Generate a markdown or JSON list of contributors for a project using the Gitea API. | homepage
repos: List all repositories for one or more users or orgs. | homepage
topics: Get and update Gitea repository topics. | homepage

Contributors

Commits	Contributor
40	jonschlinkert
10	doowb
7	olstenlarck

Author

Jon Schlinkert

License

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Table of Contents

Install

Heads up!

Why gitea, instead of...?

Usage

API

Gitea

.request

.get

.delete

.patch

.post

.put

.paged

.use

Authentication

Paths and placeholders

Options

options.query

About

Related projects

Contributors

Author

License