How to use setup method of HTTPMethods Package

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httmultiparty_spec.rb

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...42 describe '#post' do43 it 'should respond to post' do44 expect(klass).to respond_to :post45 end46 it 'should setup new request with Net::HTTP::Post' do47 expect(HTTParty::Request).to receive(:new) \48 .with(Net::HTTP::Post, anything, anything) \49 .and_return(double('mock response', perform: nil))50 klass.post('http://example.com/', {})51 end52 describe 'when :query contains a file' do53 let(:query) { { somefile: somefile } }54 it 'should setup new request with Net::HTTP::Post::Multipart' do55 expect(HTTParty::Request).to receive(:new) \56 .with(HTTMultiParty::MultipartPost, anything, anything) \57 .and_return(double('mock response', perform: nil))58 klass.post('http://example.com/', query: query)59 end60 end61 describe 'when :body contains a file' do62 let(:body) { { somefile: somefile } }63 it 'should setup new request with Net::HTTP::Post::Multipart' do64 expect(HTTParty::Request).to receive(:new) \65 .with(HTTMultiParty::MultipartPost, anything, anything) \66 .and_return(double('mock response', perform: nil))67 klass.post('http://example.com/', body: body)68 end69 end70 describe 'with default_params' do71 let(:body) { { somefile: somefile } }72 it 'should include default_params also' do73 klass.tap do |c|74 c.instance_eval { default_params(token: 'fake') }75 end76 FakeWeb.register_uri(:post, 'http://example.com?token=fake', body: 'hello world')77 klass.post('http://example.com', body: body)78 end79 end80 end81 describe '#patch' do82 it 'should respond to patch' do83 expect(klass).to respond_to :patch84 end85 it 'should setup new request with Net::HTTP::Patch' do86 expect(HTTParty::Request).to receive(:new) \87 .with(Net::HTTP::Patch, anything, anything) \88 .and_return(double('mock response', perform: nil))89 klass.patch('http://example.com/', {})90 end91 describe 'when :query contains a file' do92 let(:query) { { somefile: somefile } }93 it 'should setup new request with Net::HTTP::Patch::Multipart' do94 expect(HTTParty::Request).to receive(:new) \95 .with(HTTMultiParty::MultipartPatch, anything, anything) \96 .and_return(double('mock response', perform: nil))97 klass.patch('http://example.com/', query: query)98 end99 end100 describe 'when :body contains a file' do101 let(:body) { { somefile: somefile } }102 it 'should setup new request with Net::HTTP::Patch::Multipart' do103 expect(HTTParty::Request).to receive(:new) \104 .with(HTTMultiParty::MultipartPatch, anything, anything) \105 .and_return(double('mock response', perform: nil))106 klass.patch('http://example.com/', body: body)107 end108 end109 describe 'with default_params' do110 let(:body) { { somefile: somefile } }111 it 'should include default_params also' do112 klass.tap do |c|113 c.instance_eval { default_params(token: 'fake') }114 end115 FakeWeb.register_uri(:patch, 'http://example.com?token=fake', body: 'hello world')116 klass.patch('http://example.com', body: body)...

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http_connection.rb

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1module EventMachine2 module HTTPMethods3 def get options = {}, &blk; setup_request(:get, options, &blk); end4 def head options = {}, &blk; setup_request(:head, options, &blk); end5 def delete options = {}, &blk; setup_request(:delete, options, &blk); end6 def put options = {}, &blk; setup_request(:put, options, &blk); end7 def post options = {}, &blk; setup_request(:post, options, &blk); end8 def patch options = {}, &blk; setup_request(:patch, options, &blk); end9 def options options = {}, &blk; setup_request(:options, options, &blk); end10 end11 class HttpStubConnection < Connection12 include Deferrable13 attr_reader :parent14 def parent=(p)15 @parent = p16 @parent.conn = self17 end18 def receive_data(data)19 @parent.receive_data data20 end21 def connection_completed22 @parent.connection_completed23 end24 def unbind(reason=nil)25 @parent.unbind(reason)26 end27 end28 class HttpConnection29 include HTTPMethods30 include Socksify31 attr_reader :deferred32 attr_accessor :error, :connopts, :uri, :conn33 def initialize34 @deferred = true35 @middleware = []36 end37 def conn=(c)38 @conn = c39 @deferred = false40 end41 def activate_connection(client)42 begin43 EventMachine.bind_connect(@connopts.bind, @connopts.bind_port, @connopts.host, @connopts.port, HttpStubConnection) do |conn|44 post_init45 @deferred = false46 @conn = conn47 conn.parent = self48 conn.pending_connect_timeout = @connopts.connect_timeout49 conn.comm_inactivity_timeout = @connopts.inactivity_timeout50 end51 finalize_request(client)52 rescue EventMachine::ConnectionError => e53 #54 # Currently, this can only fire on initial connection setup55 # since #connect is a synchronous method. Hence, rescue the exception,56 # and return a failed deferred which fail any client request at next57 # tick. We fail at next tick to keep a consistent API when the newly58 # created HttpClient is failed. This approach has the advantage to59 # remove a state check of @deferred_status after creating a new60 # HttpRequest. The drawback is that users may setup a callback which we61 # know won't be used.62 #63 # Once there is async-DNS, then we'll iterate over the outstanding64 # client requests and fail them in order.65 #66 # Net outcome: failed connection will invoke the same ConnectionError67 # message on the connection deferred, and on the client deferred.68 #69 EM.next_tick{client.close(e.message)}70 end71 end72 def setup_request(method, options = {}, c = nil)73 c ||= HttpClient.new(self, HttpClientOptions.new(@uri, options, method))74 @deferred ? activate_connection(c) : finalize_request(c)75 c76 end77 def finalize_request(c)78 @conn.callback { c.connection_completed }79 middleware.each do |m|80 c.callback &m.method(:response) if m.respond_to?(:response)81 end82 @clients.push c83 end84 def middleware85 [HttpRequest.middleware, @middleware].flatten86 end...

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