'use strict'; var https = require('https'); var util = require('util'); var UnencryptedTransport = require('./UnencryptedTransport'); var hop = {}.hasOwnProperty;

Transport([options])

Manages the connection to the service, issuing requests against it. Relies on Node's https module for the actual connections. Extends UnencryptedTransport.

function Transport(options) {

Transport#port

The port the service is listening on. Defaults to 443.

this.port = this.port || 443; this.tls = null; UnencryptedTransport.call(this, options);

Additional options

`tls`

Only if agent is false, set this to an object with the following properties: pfx, key, passphrase, cert, ca, ciphers, rejectUnauthorized and secureProtocol. Consult the Node documentation for details.

if (options && hop.call(options, 'tls')) { if (this.agent !== false) { throw new TypeError('Unexpected `tls`, `agent` is not `false`.'); } if (!options.tls || typeof options.tls !== 'object') { throw new TypeError('Expected `tls` to be an object.'); } this.tls = options.tls; } } module.exports = Transport; util.inherits(Transport, UnencryptedTransport);

Transport#_makeRequest(options)

Calls out to Node's https module to make a ClientRequest instance.

Expects to be called with an options object containing hostname, port, agent, method, path, headers and auth properties.

Will add any tls properties (pfx, key, passphrase, cert, ca, ciphers, rejectUnauthorized and secureProtocol) to options.

Transport.prototype._makeRequest = function(options) { if (this.tls) { options.pfx = this.tls.pfx; options.key = this.tls.key; options.passphrase = this.tls.passphrase; options.cert = this.tls.cert; options.ca = this.tls.ca; options.ciphers = this.tls.ciphers; options.rejectUnauthorized = this.tls.rejectUnauthorized; options.secureProtocol = this.tls.secureProtocol; } return https.request(options); };