If you set your own cache object to WebFinger.cache, this gem caches the discovery result until it expires. (the expiry is calculated based on the "expires" value in JRD response)

Set Cache

WebFinger.cache = Rails.cache

WebFinger.discover! 'acct:nov@connect-op.heroku.com' # do HTTP request WebFinger.discover! 'acct:nov@connect-op.heroku.com' # use cache, no HTTP request

=== Debugging

Once you turn-on debugging, you can see all HTTP request/response in your log.

Turn on debugging

WebFinger.debug!

Set logger (OPTIONAL, ::Logger.new(STDOUT) is used as default)

WebFinger.logger = Rails.logger

You can also specify URL builder to force non-HTTPS access. (NOTE: allow non-HTTPS access only for debugging, not on your production.)

WebFinger.url_builder = URI::HTTP # default URI::HTTPS

== Contributing

Fork it
Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
Create new Pull Request

== Copyright

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