var crypto = require('crypto') var HttpAgent = require('http').Agent var HttpsAgent = require('https').Agent var pkg = require('../package.json') var httpAgent var httpsAgent module.exports = initialize function initialize (uri, method, accept, headers) { if (!this.config.sessionToken) { this.config.sessionToken = crypto.randomBytes(8).toString('hex') this.log.verbose('request id', this.config.sessionToken) } var opts = { url: uri, method: method, headers: headers, localAddress: this.config.proxy.localAddress, strictSSL: this.config.ssl.strict, cert: this.config.ssl.certificate, key: this.config.ssl.key, ca: this.config.ssl.ca, agent: getAgent(uri.protocol, this.config) } // allow explicit disabling of proxy in environment via CLI // // how false gets here is the CLI's problem (it's gross) if (this.config.proxy.http === false) { opts.proxy = null } else { // request will not pay attention to the NOPROXY environment variable if a // config value named proxy is passed in, even if it's set to null. var proxy if (uri.protocol === 'https:') { proxy = this.config.proxy.https } else { proxy = this.config.proxy.http } if (typeof proxy === 'string') opts.proxy = proxy } headers.version = this.version || pkg.version headers.accept = accept if (this.refer) headers.referer = this.refer headers['npm-session'] = this.config.sessionToken headers['user-agent'] = this.config.userAgent return opts } function getAgent (protocol, config) { if (protocol === 'https:') { if (!httpsAgent) { httpsAgent = new HttpsAgent({ keepAlive: true, localAddress: config.proxy.localAddress, rejectUnauthorized: config.ssl.strict, ca: config.ssl.ca, cert: config.ssl.certificate, key: config.ssl.key }) } return httpsAgent } else { if (!httpAgent) { httpAgent = new HttpAgent({ keepAlive: true, localAddress: config.proxy.localAddress }) } return httpAgent } }