import Adapter from './application'; import { inject as service } from '@ember/service'; // TODO: Update to use this.formatDatacenter() // Node and Namespaces are a little strange in that Nodes don't belong in a // namespace whereas things that belong to a Node do (Health Checks and // Service Instances). So even though Nodes themselves don't require a // namespace filter, you sill needs to pass the namespace through to API // requests in order to get the correct information for the things that belong // to the node. export default class NodeAdapter extends Adapter { @service abilities; get peeringQuery() { const query = {}; if (this.abilities.can('use peers')) { query['with-peers'] = true; } return query; } requestForQuery(request, { dc, ns, partition, index, id, uri }) { return request` GET /v1/internal/ui/nodes?${{ dc }} X-Request-ID: ${uri} ${{ ...this.peeringQuery, ns, partition, index, }} `; } requestForQueryRecord(request, { dc, ns, partition, index, id, uri, peer }) { if (typeof id === 'undefined') { throw new Error('You must specify an id'); } let options = { ns, partition, index, }; if (peer) { options = { ...options, peer, }; } return request` GET /v1/internal/ui/node/${id}?${{ dc }} X-Request-ID: ${uri} ${options} `; } // this does not require a partition parameter requestForQueryLeader(request, { dc, uri }) { return request` GET /v1/status/leader?${{ dc }} X-Request-ID: ${uri} Refresh: 30 `; } queryLeader(store, type, id, snapshot) { return this.rpc( function(adapter, request, serialized, unserialized) { return adapter.requestForQueryLeader(request, serialized, unserialized); }, function(serializer, respond, serialized, unserialized) { return serializer.respondForQueryLeader(respond, serialized, unserialized); }, snapshot, type.modelName ); } }