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Gerrit API based on offical REST API
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Gerrit API based on official REST API.
const Rest = require('gerrit');
const apiconn = {
username: 'http-username',
password: 'http-password',
endpoint: 'http://gerrit.example.com',
}
const rest = new Rest(apiconn);
rest.whoami().then(data => {
// ...
}).catch(ex => {
// ...
});
const whoami = require('gerrit/whoami');
const apiconn = {
username: 'http-username',
password: 'http-password',
endpoint: 'http://gerrit.example.com',
};
whoami(apiconn).then(data => {
// ...
}).catch(ex => {
// ...
});
All methods are asynchronous and will return instances of Promise. Hereafter, response means what to be obtained in .then((response) => { /* ... */ }).
All methods may be required and invoked by itself as what we see in Get Started, Standalone Function.
Before execute the examples, please replace the conn parameters according to your own account.
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Gerrit API based on offical REST API
We found that gerrit demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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