public GHAppCreateTokenBuilder repositoryIds(List<Long> repositoryIds) {

/**

public GitHubBuilder withAppInstallationToken(String appInstallationToken){

return withOAuthToken(appInstallationToken, "");

}

What is this?

This library defines an object oriented representation of the GitHub API. By "object oriented" we mean

there are classes that correspond to the domain model of GitHub (such as <<<GHUser>>> and <<<GHRepository>>>),

operations that act on them as defined as methods (such as <<<GHUser.follow()>>>), and those object references

are used in favor of using string handle (such as <<<GHUser.isMemberOf(GHOrganization)>>> instead of

<<<GHUser.isMemberOf(String)>>>)

The library supports both github.com and GitHub Enterprise.

Most of the GitHub APIs are covered, although there are some corners that are still not yet implemented.

Sample Usage

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GitHub github = GitHub.connect();

GHRepository repo = github.createRepository(

"new-repository","this is my new repository",

"http://www.kohsuke.org/",true/*public*/);

repo.addCollaborators(github.getUser("abayer"),github.getUser("rtyler"));

repo.delete();

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Authentication

The library allows connecting to GitHub via several different authentication mechanisms.

* Programmatically

To connect via Username and Password (not recommended):

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GitHub github = new GitHubBuilder().withPassword("my_user", "my_passwd").build();

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To connect via Personal access token:

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// If you don't specify the GitHub user id then the sdk will retrieve it via /user endpoint

GitHub github = new GitHubBuilder().withOAuthToken("my_personal_token").build();

// If the token has access to an organization, you can specify it here.

GitHub github = new GitHubBuilder().withOAuthToken("my_personal_token","user_id_OR_org_name").build();

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To connect via JWT token as a GitHub App:

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GitHub github = new GitHubBuilder().withJwtToken("my_jwt_token").build();

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To connect via GitHub App installation token on behalf of a user or organization:

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GitHub github = new GitHubBuilder().withAppInstallationToken("my_installation_token").build();

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* Property file

This library defines a common convention so that applications using this library will look at a consistent location.

In this convention, the library looks at <<<~/.github>>> property file. The content of the files depends on the way

you want this library to authenticate as shown below:

To connect via Username and Password (not recommended):

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login=kohsuke

password=012345678

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To connect via Personal access token:

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oauth=4d98173f7c075527cb64878561d1fe70

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To connect via Personal access token as a user or organization:

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login=my_org

oauth=4d98173f7c075527cb64878561d1fe70

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To connect via JWT token as a GitHub App:

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jwt=my_jwt_token

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Once your <<<~/.github>>> property file is properly configured, you can obtain a <<<GitHub>>> instance using:

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// if you are using the default configuration file

GitHub github = new GitHubBuilder().fromPropertyFile().build();

// if you need to use a separate configuration file

GitHub github = new GitHubBuilder().fromPropertyFile("location/my_custom_github.properties").build();

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* Environmental variables

This library also allows developers to authenticate GitHub with environmental variables.

To connect via Username and Password (not recommended):

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export GITHUB_LOGIN=kohsuke

export GITHUB_PASSWORD=012345678

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To connect via Personal access token:

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export GITHUB_OAUTH=4d98173f7c075527cb64878561d1fe70

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To connect via Personal access token as a user or organization:

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export GITHUB_LOGIN=my_org

export GITHUB_OAUTH=4d98173f7c075527cb64878561d1fe70

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To connect via JWT token as a GitHub App:

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export GITHUB_JWT=my_jwt_token

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Once exported, you can obtain a <<<GitHub>>> instance using:

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GitHub github = new GitHubBuilder().fromEnvironment().build();

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Pluggable HTTP client

This library comes with a pluggable connector to use different HTTP client implementations

through <<<HttpConnector>>>. In particular, this means you can use {{{http://square.github.io/okhttp/}OkHttp}},

so we can make use of it's HTTP response cache.

Making a conditional request against the GitHub API and receiving a 304 response

{{{http://developer.github.com/v3/#conditional-requests}does not count against the rate limit}}.

The following code shows an example of how to set up persistent cache on the disk:

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Cache cache = new Cache(cacheDirectory, 10 * 1024 * 1024); // 10MB cache

GitHub gitHub = GitHubBuilder.fromCredentials()

.withConnector(new OkHttpConnector(new OkUrlFactory(new OkHttpClient().setCache(cache))))

.build();

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<item name="Source code" href="https://github.com/github-api/${project.artifactId}"/>

.repositoryIds(Arrays.asList((long)111111111))

@Test

public void testGithubBuilderWithAppInstallationToken() throws Exception{

GitHubBuilder builder = new GitHubBuilder().withAppInstallationToken("bogus");

assertEquals("bogus", builder.oauthToken);

assertEquals("", builder.user);

// test authorization header is set as in the RFC6749

GitHub github = builder.build();

assertEquals("token bogus",github.encodedAuthorization);

assertEquals("",github.login);

}