"""The :class:`GitHubIterator` class powers all of the iter_* methods."""

def __init__(self, count, url, cls, session, params=None, etag=None,

headers=None):

GitHubCore.__init__(self, {}, session)

#: Original number of items requested

self.original = count

#: Number of items left in the iterator

self.count = count

#: URL the class used to make it's first GET

self.url = url

self._api = self.url

#: Class being used to cast all items to

self.cls = cls

#: Parameters of the query string

self.params = params or {}

self._remove_none(self.params)

# We do not set this from the parameter sent. We want this to

# represent the ETag header returned by GitHub no matter what.

# If this is not None, then it won't be set from the response and

# that's not what we want.

#: The ETag Header value returned by GitHub

self.etag = None

#: Headers generated for the GET request

self.headers = headers or {}

#: The last response seen

self.last_response = None

#: Last status code received

self.last_status = 0

if etag:

self.headers.update({'If-None-Match': etag})

self.path = urlparse(self.url).path

def __repr__(self):

return '<GitHubIterator [{0}, {1}]>'.format(self.count, self.path)

def __iter__(self):

url, params, cls = self.url, self.params, self.cls

headers = self.headers

if 0 < self.count <= 100 and self.count != -1:

params['per_page'] = self.count

if 'per_page' not in params and self.count == -1:

params['per_page'] = 100

while (self.count == -1 or self.count > 0) and url:

response = self._get(url, params=params, headers=headers)

self.last_response = response

self.last_status = response.status_code

if params:

params = None # rel_next already has the params

if not self.etag and response.headers.get('ETag'):

self.etag = response.headers.get('ETag')

json = self._get_json(response)

if json is None:

break

# languages returns a single dict. We want the items.

if isinstance(json, dict):

if json.get('ETag'):

del json['ETag']

if json.get('Last-Modified'):

del json['Last-Modified']

json = json.items()

for i in json:

yield cls(i, self) if issubclass(cls, GitHubCore) else cls(i)

self.count -= 1 if self.count > 0 else 0

if self.count == 0:

break

rel_next = response.links.get('next', {})

url = rel_next.get('url', '')

def __next__(self):

if not hasattr(self, '__i__'):

self.__i__ = self.__iter__()

return next(self.__i__)

def _get_json(self, response):

return self._json(response, 200)

def refresh(self, conditional=False):

self.count = self.original

if conditional:

self.headers['If-None-Match'] = self.etag

self.__i__ = self.__iter__()

return self

def next(self):

"""This is a special-cased class for returning iterable search results.

def __init__(self, count, url, cls, session, params=None, etag=None,

headers=None):

super(SearchIterator, self).__init__(count, url, cls, session, params,

etag, headers)

#: Total count returned by GitHub

self.total_count = 0

#: Items array returned in the last request

self.items = []

def __repr__(self):

return '<SearchIterator [{0}, {1}?{2}]>'.format(self.count, self.path,

urlencode(self.params))

def _get_json(self, response):

json = self._json(response, 200)

# I'm not sure if another page will retain the total_count attribute,

# so if it's not in the response, just set it back to what it used to

# be

self.total_count = json.get('total_count', self.total_count)

self.items = json.get('items', [])

# If we return None then it will short-circuit the while loop.