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Name	Size	Mode	Actions
EndpointProvider.php	3313	0644	edit dl rm
Partition.php	8524	0644	edit dl rm
PartitionEndpointProvider.php	3885	0644	edit dl rm
PartitionInterface.php	1642	0644	edit dl rm
PatternEndpointProvider.php	1353	0644	edit dl rm

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<?php
namespace Aws\Endpoint;

use Aws\Exception\UnresolvedEndpointException;

/**
 * Endpoint providers.
 *
 * An endpoint provider is a function that accepts a hash of endpoint options,
 * including but not limited to "service" and "region" key value pairs. The
 * endpoint provider function returns a hash of endpoint data, which MUST
 * include an "endpoint" key value pair that represents the resolved endpoint
 * or NULL if an endpoint cannot be determined.
 *
 * You can wrap your calls to an endpoint provider with the
 * {@see EndpointProvider::resolve} function to ensure that an endpoint hash is
 * created. If an endpoint hash is not created, then the resolve() function
 * will throw an {@see Aws\Exception\UnresolvedEndpointException}.
 *
 *     use Aws\Endpoint\EndpointProvider;
 *     $provider = EndpointProvider::defaultProvider();
 *     // Returns an array or NULL.
 *     $endpoint = $provider(['service' => 'ec2', 'region' => 'us-west-2']);
 *     // Returns an endpoint array or throws.
 *     $endpoint = EndpointProvider::resolve($provider, [
 *         'service' => 'ec2',
 *         'region'  => 'us-west-2'
 *     ]);
 *
 * You can compose multiple providers into a single provider using
 * {@see Aws\or_chain}. This function accepts providers as arguments and
 * returns a new function that will invoke each provider until a non-null value
 * is returned.
 *
 *     $a = function (array $args) {
 *         if ($args['region'] === 'my-test-region') {
 *             return ['endpoint' => 'http://localhost:123/api'];
 *         }
 *     };
 *     $b = EndpointProvider::defaultProvider();
 *     $c = \Aws\or_chain($a, $b);
 *     $config = ['service' => 'ec2', 'region' => 'my-test-region'];
 *     $res = $c($config);  // $a handles this.
 *     $config['region'] = 'us-west-2';
 *     $res = $c($config); // $b handles this.
 */
class EndpointProvider
{
    /**
     * Resolves and endpoint provider and ensures a non-null return value.
     *
     * @param callable $provider Provider function to invoke.
     * @param array    $args     Endpoint arguments to pass to the provider.
     *
     * @return array
     * @throws UnresolvedEndpointException
     */
    public static function resolve(callable $provider, array $args = [])
    {
        $result = $provider($args);
        if (is_array($result)) {
            return $result;
        }

throw new UnresolvedEndpointException(
            'Unable to resolve an endpoint using the provider arguments: '
            . json_encode($args) . '. Note: you can provide an "endpoint" '
            . 'option to a client constructor to bypass invoking an endpoint '
            . 'provider.');
    }

/**
     * Creates and returns the default SDK endpoint provider.
     *
     * @deprecated Use an instance of \Aws\Endpoint\Partition instead.
     *
     * @return callable
     */
    public static function defaultProvider()
    {
        return PartitionEndpointProvider::defaultProvider();
    }

/**
     * Creates and returns an endpoint provider that uses patterns from an
     * array.
     *
     * @param array $patterns Endpoint patterns
     *
     * @return callable
     */
    public static function patterns(array $patterns)
    {
        return new PatternEndpointProvider($patterns);
    }
}

'ec2', 'region' => 'us-west-2']); * // Returns an endpoint array or throws. * $endpoint = EndpointProvider::resolve($provider, [ * 'service' => 'ec2', * 'region' => 'us-west-2' * ]); * * You can compose multiple providers into a single provider using * {@see Aws\or_chain}. This function accepts providers as arguments and * returns a new function that will invoke each provider until a non-null value * is returned. * * $a = function (array $args) { * if ($args['region'] === 'my-test-region') { * return ['endpoint' => 'http://localhost:123/api']; * } * }; * $b = EndpointProvider::defaultProvider(); * $c = \Aws\or_chain($a, $b); * $config = ['service' => 'ec2', 'region' => 'my-test-region']; * $res = $c($config); // $a handles this. * $config['region'] = 'us-west-2'; * $res = $c($config); // $b handles this. */ class EndpointProvider { /** * Resolves and endpoint provider and ensures a non-null return value. * * @param callable $provider Provider function to invoke. * @param array $args Endpoint arguments to pass to the provider. * * @return array * @throws UnresolvedEndpointException */ public static function resolve(callable $provider, array $args = []) { $result = $provider($args); if (is_array($result)) { return $result; } throw new UnresolvedEndpointException( 'Unable to resolve an endpoint using the provider arguments: ' . json_encode($args) . '. Note: you can provide an "endpoint" ' . 'option to a client constructor to bypass invoking an endpoint ' . 'provider.'); } /** * Creates and returns the default SDK endpoint provider. * * @deprecated Use an instance of \Aws\Endpoint\Partition instead. * * @return callable */ public static function defaultProvider() { return PartitionEndpointProvider::defaultProvider(); } /** * Creates and returns an endpoint provider that uses patterns from an * array. * * @param array $patterns Endpoint patterns * * @return callable */ public static function patterns(array $patterns) { return new PatternEndpointProvider($patterns); } }