Struct gitea_sdk::api::repos::Repos

pub struct Repos { /* private fields */ }

The Repos struct provides methods for interacting with repositories.

Implementations

impl Repos

pub fn delete(&self) -> DeleteRepoBuilder

Deletes a repository by its owner and name. WARNING: This is irreversible and will delete all data associated with the repository. This action cannot be undone. When invoking this method, you will not be asked for confirmation. Use with caution, please don’t nuke your repositories.

Example

let client = Client::new(
   "https://gitea.example.com",
   Auth::Token("your-token")
);
client
   .repos("owner", "repo")
   .delete()
   .send(&client)
   .await
   .unwrap();

pub fn get(&self) -> GetRepoBuilder

Gets a repository by its owner and name. This will return a [Repository] object if the repository exists and is visible to the currently authenticated user.

Example

let client = Client::new(
    "https://gitea.example.com",
    Auth::Token("your-token")
);
let repo = client
    .repos("owner", "repo")
    .get()
    .send(&client)
    .await
    .unwrap();

pub fn create_fork(&self) -> CreateForkBuilder

Forks a repository by its owner and name. The [CreateForkOption] struct provides a number of optional fields to customize the fork, but all fields are entirely optional. If you don’t set any fields, the fork will be created with the same name as the original repository in the authenticated user’s account.

Examples

let client = Client::new(
    "https://gitea.example.com",
    Auth::Token("your-token")
);
let forked_repo = client
    .repos("owner", "repo")
    .create_fork()
    .name("my-fork")
    .send(&client)
    .await
    .unwrap();

This will fork the repository “owner/repo” into the authenticated user’s account with the name “my-fork”.

let client = Client::new(
   "https://gitea.example.com",
   Auth::Token("your-token")
);
let forked_repo = client
   .repos("owner", "repo")
   .create_fork()
   .organization("my-org")
   .send(&client)
   .await
   .unwrap();

This will fork the repository “owner/repo” into the organization “my-org” with the same name as the original repository.

let client = Client::new(
   "https://gitea.example.com",
   Auth::Token("your-token")
);
let created_repo = client
  .user()
  .create_repo("my-new-repo")
  .send(&client)
  .await
  .unwrap();
let forked_repo = client
   .repos("owner", "my-new-repo")
   .create_fork()
   .name("my-new-repo")
   .send(&client)
   .await
   .expect_err("Repository with the same name should already exist for the current user");

This will create a new repository with the name “my-new-repo” for the authenticated user, then attempt to fork the repository “owner/repo” into the authenticated user’s account. The fork will fail because a repository with the same name already exists.

pub fn edit(&self) -> EditRepoBuilder

Edits a repository by its owner and name.

If you don’t set any fields, the repository will not be modified.

Example

let client = Client::new(
    "https://gitea.example.com",
     Auth::Token("your-token")
);
let repo = client
    .repos("owner", "repo")
    .edit()
    .description("A new description")
    .send(&client)
    .await
    .unwrap();

This will set the description of the repository “owner/repo” to “A new description”. If you want to remove the description, you can set it to an empty string.

pub fn get_forks(&self) -> ListForksBuilder

Lists the forks of a repository by its owner and name.

pub fn get_commits(&self) -> GetCommitsBuilder

Gets a list of commits for a repository. The [GetCommitsOption] struct provides a number of optional fields to filter the results, but all fields are entirely optional. If you don’t set any fields, you will get the most recent commits for the default branch.

Example

let client = Client::new(
   "https://gitea.example.com",
   Auth::Token("your-token")
);
let commits = client
  .repos("owner", "repo")
  .get_commits()
  .send(&client)
  .await
  .unwrap();