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Remove request and request-promise-native in favour of got #3974

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Signed-off-by: Sebastian Malton sebastian@malton.name

fixes #459

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Why not node-fetch? (we are already using that)

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Nokel81 commented Oct 6, 2021

Because I think that got's API is better.

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LGTM


for (const detectorClass of this.registry) {
const detector = new detectorClass(cluster);
return [detector.key, await detector.detect()] as const;
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What means as const and why do we need it here?

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https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/release-notes/typescript-3-4.html#const-assertions

It is the way to say that you want a tuple of distinct types instead of an array of the union of all possible types.

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return Object.fromEntries(
iter.map(
Object.entries(results),
([key, { value }]) => [key, value]
)
);
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Why do we need iter.map here? Is it different somehow from:

return Object.fromEntries(
  Object.entries(results).map(([key, { value }]) => [key, value])
);

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Doesn't allocate a new array. That is all (since fromEntries wants an iterable). I can change it if you would like.

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ixrock commented Oct 7, 2021

Why not node-fetch? (we are already using that)

Good point btw. Or just use window.fetch in renderer + just fetch is available in service-workers.
As far as I remember main limitation for browser's Fetch API that it's limited to 4 requests per host, right? But in most cases we could use fetch or node-fetch everywhere. Wdyt?

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jakolehm commented Oct 7, 2021

Because I think that got's API is better.

@Nokel81 I meant that we are using node-fetch extensively in our JsonApi/KubeApi. If that's not good enough then we probably should consider replacing that also (it would cause breaking change).

https://github.com/lensapp/lens/blob/master/src/common/k8s-api/json-api.ts#L25

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jakolehm commented Oct 7, 2021

Good point btw. Or just use window.fetch in renderer + just fetch is available in service-workers.
As far as I remember main limitation for browser's Fetch API that it's limited to 4 requests per host, right? But in most cases we could use fetch or node-fetch everywhere. Wdyt?

We are already using node-fetch on both main & renderer because of browser fetch limitations 🙂

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Nokel81 commented Oct 7, 2021

@jakolehm Here is a comparison between the two (yes I admit it is from the GOT side) https://github.com/sindresorhus/got#comparison

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jakolehm commented Oct 8, 2021

@jakolehm Here is a comparison between the two (yes I admit it is from the GOT side) https://github.com/sindresorhus/got#comparison

I have been using got in other projects and it's fine choice but does not really warrant yet-another library included if we already have node-fetch. I'm fine with this PR because it removes deprecated request library (although just partially, kubernetes javascript client still uses it) -> we can change got -> node-fetch in follow-up if that feels better. Bottom line: less deps is better.

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Nokel81 commented Feb 15, 2022

I am going to close this PR, instead move to node-fetch. Since according to kubernetes-client/javascript#754 that is what kubernetes/client-javascript will be doing as well.

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Get rid of "request" and "request-promise-native" (deprecation notice)
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