# File lib/http/options.rb, line 45 def new(options = {}) return options if options.is_a?(self) super end
# File lib/http/options.rb, line 51 def initialize(options = {}) @response = options[:response] || :auto @proxy = options[:proxy] || {} @body = options[:body] @params = options[:params] @form = options[:form] @json = options[:json] @follow = options[:follow] @headers = HTTP::Headers.coerce(options[:headers] || {}) @socket_class = options[:socket_class] || self.class.default_socket_class @ssl_socket_class = options[:ssl_socket_class] || self.class.default_ssl_socket_class @ssl_context = options[:ssl_context] end
# File lib/http/options.rb, line 81 def [](option) send(option) rescue nil end
# File lib/http/options.rb, line 118 def dup dupped = super yield(dupped) if block_given? dupped end
# File lib/http/options.rb, line 85 def merge(other) h1, h2 = to_hash, other.to_hash merged = h1.merge(h2) do |k, v1, v2| case k when :headers v1.merge(v2) else v2 end end self.class.new(merged) end
# File lib/http/options.rb, line 99 def to_hash # FIXME: hardcoding these fields blows! We should have a declarative # way of specifying all the options fields, and ensure they *all* # get serialized here, rather than manually having to add them each time { :response => response, :headers => headers.to_h, :proxy => proxy, :params => params, :form => form, :json => json, :body => body, :follow => follow, :socket_class => socket_class, :ssl_socket_class => ssl_socket_class, :ssl_context => ssl_context } end
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