ruby/lib/core/uri.rb (47 lines of code) (raw):
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require 'uri'
# Extend the standard ruby {URI} with AMQP and AMQPS schemes
module URI
# monkey patch register_scheme for earlier versions of ruby
if !self.respond_to? :register_scheme
def self.register_scheme (scheme, klass)
@@schemes[scheme] = klass
end
end
# AMQP URI scheme for the AMQP protocol
class AMQP < Generic
DEFAULT_PORT = 5672
# @return [String] The AMQP address is the {#path} stripped of any leading "/"
def amqp_address() path[0] == "/" ? path[1..-1] : path; end
end
register_scheme 'AMQP', AMQP
# AMQPS URI scheme for the AMQP protocol over TLS
class AMQPS < AMQP
DEFAULT_PORT = 5671
end
register_scheme 'AMQPS', AMQPS
end
module Qpid::Proton
private
# Make sure to allow empty hostnames, Ruby 2.0.0 does not.
DEFAULT_URI_PARSER =
if RUBY_VERSION >= '3.4'
URI::RFC2396_Parser.new(:HOSTNAME => /(?:#{URI::PATTERN::HOSTNAME})|/)
else
URI::Parser.new(:HOSTNAME => /(?:#{URI::PATTERN::HOSTNAME})|/)
end
public
# Convert +s+ to an amqp: or amqps: URI
#
# This does not give the same result as the standard URI parser in all cases.
# Short-cut strings like "host:port" are allowed, an "amqp://" prefix is added if +s+ does
# not already look like an 'amqp:' or 'amqps:' URI.
#
# @param s [String,URI] String to convert to a URI, or a URI object.
# @return [URI] A valid AMQP or AMQPS URI
# @raise [URI::BadURIError] s is a URI object with a non-AMQP scheme
# @raise [URI::InvalidURIError] s cannot be parsed as a URI or shortcut
# @raise [::ArgumentError] s is not a string or URI
#
def self.uri(s)
case s
when URI::AMQP then s # This is already an AMQP or AMQPS URL.
when URI::Generic # Re-parse a generic URI that was not parsed as AMQP/AMQPS class
s.scheme ||= 'amqp' # Default to amqp: scheme
u = DEFAULT_URI_PARSER.parse(s.to_s)
raise URI::BadURIError, "Not an AMQP URI: '#{u}'" unless u.is_a? URI::AMQP
u
else
s = String.try_convert s
raise ::ArgumentError, "bad argument (expected URI object or URI string)" unless s
case s
when %r{^amqps?:} then DEFAULT_URI_PARSER.parse(s) # Looks like an AMQP URI
when %r{^//} then DEFAULT_URI_PARSER.parse("amqp:#{s}") # Looks like an authority with no scheme
else DEFAULT_URI_PARSER.parse("amqp://#{s}") # Treat as a bare host:port/path string
end
end
rescue =>e
raise e.class, "#{self}.#{__method__}(#{s.inspect}): #{e}"
end
end