{"version":3,"file":"docker-hub-utils.esm.js","sources":["../src/types/DockerHubRepo.ts","../node_modules/regenerator-runtime/runtime.js","../src/utils/log.ts","../src/utils/constants.ts","../src/services/DockerHubAPI.ts"],"sourcesContent":["/**\n * This is a direct representation of what we get back from the `/repositories`\n * API call.\n */\nexport interface DockerHubAPIRepo {\n readonly can_edit: boolean\n readonly description: string\n readonly is_automated: boolean\n readonly is_migrated: boolean\n readonly is_private: boolean\n readonly last_updated: string\n readonly name: string\n readonly namespace: string\n readonly pull_count: number\n readonly repository_type: string\n readonly star_count: number\n readonly status: number\n readonly user: string\n}\n\n/**\n * Union type representing the architecture defined in part of an OCI image's\n * manifest list.\n *\n * As specified in the Docker Manifest spec, any valid GOARCH values are valid\n * image architecture values, and vice versa:\n * > The platform object describes the platform which the image in the manifest\n * > runs on. A full list of valid operating system and architecture values are\n * > listed in the Go language documentation for $GOOS and $GOARCH\n * @see https://docs.docker.com/registry/spec/manifest-v2-2/#manifest-list-field-descriptions\n */\nexport enum Architecture {\n i386 = '386',\n amd64 = 'amd64',\n arm = 'arm',\n arm64 = 'arm64',\n mips = 'mips',\n mips64 = 'mips64',\n mips64le = 'mips64le',\n mipsle = 'mipsle',\n ppc64 = 'ppc64',\n ppc64le = 'ppc64le',\n s390x = 's390x',\n wasm = 'wasm',\n}\n\n/**\n * Union type representing the OS defined in part of an OCI image's\n * manifest list.\n * See the docs for the `Architecture` type above for more info.\n */\nexport enum OS {\n aix = 'aix',\n android = 'android',\n darwin = 'darwin',\n dragonfly = 'dragonfly',\n freebsd = 'freebsd',\n illumos = 'illumos',\n js = 'js',\n linux = 'linux',\n netbsd = 'netbsd',\n openbsd = 'openbsd',\n plan9 = 'plan9',\n solaris = 'solaris',\n windows = 'windows',\n}\n\nexport enum ManifestMediaType {\n Manifest = 'application/vnd.docker.distribution.manifest.v2+json',\n ManifestList = 'application/vnd.docker.distribution.manifest.list.v2+json',\n}\n\n/**\n * Yes, there's *way* more information contained in the manifest / \"fat\"\n * manifestList than just architectures, but I find this to be the most\n * relevant section for my projects. PR's welcome.\n */\nexport interface DockerManifest {\n readonly digest: string\n readonly mediaType: ManifestMediaType\n readonly platform: Array<{\n architecture: Architecture\n os: OS\n }>\n readonly schemaVersion: 1 | 2 | number\n}\n\nexport interface DockerManifestList {\n readonly manifests: DockerManifest[]\n readonly mediaType: ManifestMediaType\n readonly schemaVersion: 1 | 2 | any\n}\n\nexport interface DockerHubRepo {\n // ========================\n // Main fields of interest\n // ========================\n readonly description: string | null | undefined\n readonly lastUpdated: string\n readonly name: string\n readonly pullCount: number\n readonly starCount: number\n readonly user: string\n\n // Manifest type *may* be nested within this interface, but is usually\n // fetched and returned separately.\n readonly manifestList?: DockerManifestList\n readonly tags?: Tag[]\n\n // =============================================\n // Other stuff that comes down through the API,\n // that some may find useful\n // =============================================\n readonly canEdit?: boolean\n readonly isAutomated?: boolean\n readonly isMigrated?: boolean\n readonly isPrivate?: boolean\n readonly namespace?: string\n readonly repositoryType?: string\n readonly status?: number\n}\n\nexport interface Tag {\n creator: number\n fullSize: number\n id: number\n images: TagElement[]\n lastUpdated: string\n lastUpdater: number\n lastUpdaterUsername: string\n name: string\n repository: number\n v2: boolean\n}\n\nexport interface TagElement {\n architectu
