For a quick start with a sttp client featuring zio-json support, add the following to your library dependencies in build.sbt:
"com.lumidion" %% "sonatype-central-client-sttp-core" % "0.5.0"
"com.lumidion" %% "sonatype-central-client-zio-json" % "0.5.0"
"com.softwaremill.sttp.client4" %% "zio-json" % "4.0.0-M16"import com.lumidion.sonatype.central.client.core.{
CheckStatusResponse,
DeploymentName,
PublishingType,
SonatypeCredentials
}
import com.lumidion.sonatype.central.client.sttp.core.SyncSonatypeClient
import com.lumidion.sonatype.central.client.zio.json.decoders.*
import java.io.File
import sttp.client4.httpurlconnection.HttpURLConnectionBackend
import sttp.client4.ziojson.asJson
object Main {
def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
val backend = HttpURLConnectionBackend()
val credentials = SonatypeCredentials("<user>", "<pass>")
val client = new SyncSonatypeClient(credentials, backend)
val file = new File("mybundle.zip")
for {
deploymentId <- client
.uploadBundle(
file,
DeploymentName("com.testing.project-1.0.0"),
Some(PublishingType.AUTOMATIC)
).body
statusResponse <- client.checkStatus(deploymentId)(asJson[CheckStatusResponse]).body
_ = println(
s"Current deployment status is: ${statusResponse.deploymentState.unapply}. Deployment id: ${deploymentId.unapply}"
)
} yield ()
}
}For a quick start with the requests client, add the following to your library dependencies in build.sbt:
"com.lumidion" %% "sonatype-central-client-requests" % "0.5.0"import com.lumidion.sonatype.central.client.core.{
DeploymentName,
PublishingType,
SonatypeCredentials
}
import com.lumidion.sonatype.central.client.requests.SyncSonatypeClient
import java.io.File
object Main {
def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
val credentials = SonatypeCredentials("<user>", "<pass>")
val client = new SyncSonatypeClient(credentials)
val file = new File("mybundle.zip")
val deploymentId = client
.uploadBundleFromFile(
file,
DeploymentName("com.testing.project-1.0.0"),
Some(PublishingType.AUTOMATIC)
)
val statusResponse = client.checkStatus(deploymentId)
println(
s"Current deployment status is: ${statusResponse.deploymentState.unapply}. Deployment id: ${deploymentId.unapply}"
)
}
}For a quick start with the gigahorse client, add the following to your library dependencies in build.sbt:
"com.lumidion" %% "sonatype-central-client-gigahorse" % "0.5.0"import com.lumidion.sonatype.central.client.core.{
DeploymentName,
PublishingType,
SonatypeCredentials
}
import gigahorse.support.okhttp.Gigahorse
import java.io.File
import scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext.Implicits._
object Main {
def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
val httpClient = Gigahorse.http(Gigahorse.config)
val credentials = SonatypeCredentials("admin", "admin")
val sonatypeClient = new SyncSonatypeClient(credentials, httpClient)
for {
id <- sonatypeClient.uploadBundle(
new File("mybundle.zip"),
DeploymentName("com.testing.project-1.0.0"),
Some(PublishingType.AUTOMATIC)
)
status <- sonatypeClient.checkStatus(id)
_ <- sonatypeClient.deleteDeployment(id)
secondId <- sonatypeClient.uploadBundle(
new File("mysecondbundle.zip"),
DeploymentName("com.testing2.project-1.0.0"),
Some(PublishingType.AUTOMATIC)
)
_ <- sonatypeClient.publishValidatedDeployment(secondId)
} yield ()
}
}