DuckDuck

v1.1.0

DuckDuck v1.1.0 DuckDuck.Transform View Source

Describes a series of transformations to iteratively build an UploadCommand.

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Functions

accept?(command)

Ask the user if they’re ok with the upload plan

api_token(command)

Put the api token in the command if not already there

owner(command)

Put the owner in the command if not already there

parse(argv)

Transform an argument list into a command

path(command)

Put the path to the upload file in the command if not already present

repo(command)

Put the repo in the command if not already there

tag(command)

Put the tag in a command if not already there

upload(upload_command)

Try uploading the tarball given the information in the command

upload_url(command)

Find the upload url and put it in the command

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Link to this function accept?(command) View Source 
accept?(DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t()) :: DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t()

Ask the user if they’re ok with the upload plan

Link to this function api_token(command) View Source 
api_token(DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t()) ::
  DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t() | {:error, String.t()}

Put the api token in the command if not already there.

Link to this function owner(command) View Source 
owner(DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t()) ::
  DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t() | {:error, String.t()}

Put the owner in the command if not already there

Link to this function parse(argv) View Source 
parse([String.t()]) :: DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t()

Transform an argument list into a command

Link to this function path(command) View Source 
path(DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t()) ::
  DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t() | {:error, String.t()}

Put the path to the upload file in the command if not already present

Link to this function repo(command) View Source 
repo(DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t()) ::
  DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t() | {:error, String.t()}

Put the repo in the command if not already there

Link to this function tag(command) View Source 
tag(DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t()) :: DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t()

Put the tag in a command if not already there

Link to this function upload(upload_command) View Source 
upload(DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t()) :: IO.chardata()

Try uploading the tarball given the information in the command.

Link to this function upload_url(command) View Source 
upload_url(DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t()) ::
  DuckDuck.UploadCommand.t() | {:error, String.t()}

Find the upload url and put it in the command.

For uploading assets, you need to ask GitHub where to put them through their API. Interestingly, you can’t upload assets to a tag. Only a release may have assets. So when you want to upload to a tag, you must also create the release from the tag. You can do this with a single API call.