class Riffer::Rig::Mcp::Declaration

Attributes

args [R] Array[String]

auth [R] Hash[Symbol, Array[String]]

command [R] String?

env [R] Hash[String, String]

headers [R] Hash[String, String]

url [R] String?

@dynamic url, headers, auth, command, args, env

Public Class Methods

new (url: nil, headers: {}, auth: {}, command: nil, args: [], env: {})

(?url: String?, ?headers: Hash[String, String], ?auth: Hash[Symbol, Array[String]], ?command: String?, ?args: Array[String], ?env: Hash[String, String]) → void

Source

# File lib/riffer/rig/mcp/declaration.rb, line 21
def initialize(url: nil, headers: {}, auth: {}, command: nil, args: [], env: {})
  # Raised inside the extension's rig.mcp call, so a declaration without
  # exactly one transport fails that extension alone and never reaches the
  # Runtime.
  raise ArgumentError, 'a declaration takes a url or a command, not both' if url && command
  raise ArgumentError, 'a declaration takes a url or a command' unless url || command

  @url = url
  @headers = headers
  @auth = auth
  @command = command
  @args = args
  @env = env
  freeze
end

@rbs url: String? @rbs headers: Hash[String, String] @rbs auth: Hash[Symbol, Array] @rbs command: String? @rbs args: Array @rbs env: Hash[String, String] @rbs return: void

Public Instance Methods

to_h ()

() → Hash[Symbol, untyped]

Source

# File lib/riffer/rig/mcp/declaration.rb, line 44
def to_h
  { url: url, headers: headers, auth: auth, command: command, args: args, env: env }
end

@rbs return: Hash[Symbol, untyped]

with_headers (headers)

(Hash[String, String] headers) → Riffer::Rig::Mcp::Declaration

Source

# File lib/riffer/rig/mcp/declaration.rb, line 39
def with_headers(headers)
  self.class.new(url: url, headers: headers, auth: auth, command: command, args: args, env: env)
end

@rbs headers: Hash[String, String] @rbs return: Riffer::Rig::Mcp::Declaration