import { RestManager } from "./restManager.ts"; import { API_VERSION, BASE_URL, baseEndpoints } from "../util/constants.ts"; import { RequestMethod, RestRequestRejection, RestRequestResponse } from "./rest.ts"; export async function runMethod( rest: RestManager, method: RequestMethod, route: string, body?: unknown, options?: { retryCount?: number; bucketId?: string; headers?: Record; }, ): Promise { rest.debug( `[REST - RequestCreate] Method: ${method} | URL: ${route} | Retry Count: ${ options?.retryCount ?? 0 } | Bucket ID: ${options?.bucketId} | Body: ${ JSON.stringify( body, ) }`, ); const errorStack = new Error("Location:"); // @ts-ignore Breaks deno deploy. Luca said add ts-ignore until it's fixed Error.captureStackTrace(errorStack); // For proxies we don't need to do any of the legwork so we just forward the request if (!baseEndpoints.BASE_URL.startsWith(BASE_URL) && route[0] === "/") { const result = await fetch(`${baseEndpoints.BASE_URL}${route}`, { body: body ? JSON.stringify(body) : undefined, headers: { Authorization: rest.secretKey, "Content-Type": "application/json", }, method, }).catch((error) => { errorStack.message = (error as Error)?.message; console.error(error); throw errorStack; }); if (!result.ok) { errorStack.message = result.statusText; rest.debug(`[ERROR] ${errorStack.message}`); // Closes the response to prevent memory leak await result.text(); throw errorStack; } return result.status !== 204 ? await result.json() : undefined; } // No proxy so we need to handle all rate limiting and such return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { rest.processRequest( rest, { url: route[0] === "/" ? `${BASE_URL}/v${API_VERSION}${route}` : route, method, reject: (data: RestRequestRejection) => { const restError = rest.convertRestError(errorStack, data); reject(restError); }, respond: (data: RestRequestResponse) => resolve(data.status !== 204 ? JSON.parse(data.body ?? "{}") : (undefined as unknown as T)), }, { bucketId: options?.bucketId, body: body as Record | undefined, retryCount: options?.retryCount ?? 0, headers: options?.headers, }, ); }); }