Module: Octokit::Client::Objects

Included in:
Octokit::Client
Defined in:
lib/octokit/client/objects.rb

Overview

Methods for the Git Data API

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Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#blob(repo, blob_sha, options = {}) ⇒ Sawyer::Resource

Get a single blob, fetching its content and encoding

Examples:

Fetch a blob and inspect its contents

blob = Octokit.blob("octocat/Hello-World", "827efc6d56897b048c772eb4087f854f46256132")
blob.encoding # => "utf-8"
blob.content # => "Foo bar baz"

Fetch a base64-encoded blob and inspect its contents

require "base64"
blob = Octokit.blob("octocat/Hello-World", "827efc6d56897b048c772eb4087f854f46256132")
blob.encoding # => "base64"
blob.content # => "Rm9vIGJhciBiYXo="
Base64.decode64(blob.content) # => "Foo bar baz"

Parameters:

  • repo (Integer, String, Hash, Repository) —

    A GitHub repository

  • blob_sha (String) —

    The SHA of the blob to fetch

Returns:

  • (Sawyer::Resource) —

    A hash representing the fetched blob

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# File 'lib/octokit/client/objects.rb', line 61

def blob(repo, blob_sha, options = {})
  get "#{Repository.path repo}/git/blobs/#{blob_sha}", options
end

#create_blob(repo, content, encoding = "utf-8", options = {}) ⇒ String

Create a blob

Examples:

Create a blob containing foo bar baz

Octokit.create_blob("octocat/Hello-World", "foo bar baz")

Create a blob containing foo bar baz, encoded using base64

require "base64"
Octokit.create_blob("octocat/Hello-World", Base64.encode64("foo bar baz"), "base64")

Parameters:

  • repo (Integer, String, Hash, Repository) —

    A GitHub repository

  • content (String) —

    Content of the blob

  • encoding (String) (defaults to: "utf-8") —

    The content’s encoding. utf-8 and base64 are accepted. If your data cannot be losslessly sent as a UTF-8 string, you can base64 encode it

Returns:

  • (String) —

    The new blob’s SHA, e.g. 827efc6d56897b048c772eb4087f854f46256132

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# File 'lib/octokit/client/objects.rb', line 77

def create_blob(repo, content, encoding="utf-8", options = {})
  parameters = {
    :content => content,
    :encoding => encoding
  }
  blob = post "#{Repository.path repo}/git/blobs", options.merge(parameters)

  blob.sha
end

#create_tag(repo, tag, message, object_sha, type, tagger_name, tagger_email, tagger_date, options = {}) ⇒ Sawyer::Resource

Create a tag

Requires authenticated client.

Examples:

@client.create_tag(
  "octokit/octokit.rb",
  "v9000.0.0",
  "Version 9000\n",
  "f4cdf6eb734f32343ce3f27670c17b35f54fd82e",
  "commit",
  "Wynn Netherland",
  "[email protected]",
  "2012-06-03T17:03:11-07:00"
)

Parameters:

  • repo (Integer, String, Hash, Repository) —

    A GitHub repository.

  • tag (String) —

    Tag string.

  • message (String) —

    Tag message.

  • object_sha (String) —

    SHA of the git object this is tagging.

  • type (String) —

    Type of the object we’re tagging. Normally this is a ‘commit` but it can also be a `tree` or a `blob`.

  • tagger_name (String) —

    Name of the author of the tag.

  • tagger_email (String) —

    Email of the author of the tag.

  • tagger_date (string) —

    Timestamp of when this object was tagged.

Returns:

  • (Sawyer::Resource) —

    Hash representing new tag.

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# File 'lib/octokit/client/objects.rb', line 125

def create_tag(repo, tag, message, object_sha, type, tagger_name, tagger_email, tagger_date, options = {})
  options.merge!(
    :tag => tag,
    :message => message,
    :object => object_sha,
    :type => type,
    :tagger => {
      :name => tagger_name,
      :email => tagger_email,
      :date => tagger_date
    }
  )
  post "#{Repository.path repo}/git/tags", options
end

#create_tree(repo, tree, options = {}) ⇒ Sawyer::Resource

Create a tree

Pass :base_tree => "827efc6..." in options to update an existing tree with new data.

Examples:

Create a tree containing one file

tree = Octokit.create_tree("octocat/Hello-World", [ { :path => "file.rb", :mode => "100644", :type => "blob", :sha => "44b4fc6d56897b048c772eb4087f854f46256132" } ])
tree.sha # => "cd8274d15fa3ae2ab983129fb037999f264ba9a7"
tree.tree.first.path # => "file.rb"

Parameters:

  • repo (Integer, String, Hash, Repository) —

    A GitHub repository

  • tree (Array) —

    An array of hashes representing a tree structure

Returns:

  • (Sawyer::Resource) —

    A hash representing the new tree

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# File 'lib/octokit/client/objects.rb', line 40

def create_tree(repo, tree, options = {})
  parameters = { :tree => tree }
  post "#{Repository.path repo}/git/trees", options.merge(parameters)
end

#tag(repo, tag_sha, options = {}) ⇒ Sawyer::Resource

Get a tag

Examples:

Fetch a tag

Octokit.tag('octokit/octokit.rb', '23aad20633f4d2981b1c7209a800db3014774e96')

Parameters:

  • repo (Integer, String, Hash, Repository) —

    A GitHub repository.

  • tag_sha (String) —

    The SHA of the tag to fetch.

Returns:

  • (Sawyer::Resource) —

    Hash representing the tag.

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# File 'lib/octokit/client/objects.rb', line 95

def tag(repo, tag_sha, options = {})
  get "#{Repository.path repo}/git/tags/#{tag_sha}", options
end

#tree(repo, tree_sha, options = {}) ⇒ Sawyer::Resource

Get a single tree, fetching information about its root-level objects

Pass :recursive => true in options to fetch information about all of the tree’s objects, including those in subdirectories.

Examples:

Fetch a tree and inspect the path of one of its files

tree = Octokit.tree("octocat/Hello-World", "9fb037999f264ba9a7fc6274d15fa3ae2ab98312")
tree.tree.first.path # => "file.rb"

Fetch a tree recursively

tree = Octokit.tree("octocat/Hello-World", "fc6274d15fa3ae2ab983129fb037999f264ba9a7", :recursive => true)
tree.tree.first.path # => "subdir/file.txt"

Parameters:

  • repo (Integer, String, Hash, Repository) —

    A GitHub repository

  • tree_sha (String) —

    The SHA of the tree to fetch

Returns:

  • (Sawyer::Resource) —

    A hash representing the fetched tree

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# File 'lib/octokit/client/objects.rb', line 24

def tree(repo, tree_sha, options = {})
  get "#{Repository.path repo}/git/trees/#{tree_sha}", options
end