AdapterRepository
Constructor Summary
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constructor(adapters: *) |
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Member Summary
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A list of all the registered adapters. |
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Method Summary
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Not implemented yet. |
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Provides the caller with an instance of the ICryptoAdapter. |
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Provides the caller with an instance of the IRequestAdapter. |
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Public Constructors
public constructor(adapters: *) source
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| adapters | * |
Public Members
public adapters: Array<ICryptoAdapter|IRequestAdapter> source
A list of all the registered adapters.
Public Methods
public getCryptoAdapter(): ICryptoAdapter source
Provides the caller with an instance of the ICryptoAdapter.
If the manager does not find an ICryptoAdapter it throws an error. In most cases you will not need to handle the error manually, because it makes sense in most cases for the error to bubble up the the top level. This is because the error is usually caused by a configuration error.
Other methods like AdapterRepository.getCacheAdapter do not work this way as the adapter is optional, however the crypto adapter is mandatory to do even the simplest of tasks (ie. sending a request requires an HMAC).
public getRequestAdapter(): IRequestAdapter source
Provides the caller with an instance of the IRequestAdapter.
Much like the AdapterRepository.getCryptoAdapter method, the IRequestAdapter is required for basic functionality, and throws when an adapter is not found in the set of adapters. The SDK cannot make requests to the server without a IRequestAdapter. This adapter also typically has a dependency on the ICryptoAdapter (for HMAC generation).