Gitlab::HTTP_V2

This gem is used as a proxy for all outbounding http connection coming from callbacks, services and hooks. The direct use of the HTTParty is discouraged because it can lead to several security problems, like SSRF calling internal IP or services.

Usage

Configuration

Gitlab::HTTP_V2.configure do |config|
  config.allowed_internal_uris = []

  config.log_exception_proc = ->(exception, extra_info) do
    # operation
  end
  config.silent_mode_log_info_proc = ->(message, http_method) do
    # operation
  end
end

Actions

Basic examples:

Gitlab::HTTP_V2.post(uri, body: body)

Gitlab::HTTP_V2.try_get(uri, params)

response = Gitlab::HTTP_V2.head(project_url, verify: true) # returns an HTTParty::Response object

Gitlab::HTTP_V2.post(path, base_uri: base_uri, **params) # returns an HTTParty::Response object

Async usage examples:

lazy_response = Gitlab::HTTP_V2.get(location, async: true)

lazy_response.execute # starts the request and returns the same LazyResponse object
lazy_response.wait # waits for the request to finish and returns the same LazyResponse object

response = lazy_response.value # returns an HTTParty::Response object

Development

After checking out the repo, run bundle to install dependencies. Then, run RACK_ENV=test bundle exec rspec spec to run the tests.