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httputil.CloseBody closes a http.Response.Body nicely, such that it's more likely to be re-used. httputil.DecodeJSON parses JSON from a Response.Body and closes the body. It also keeps a temporary copy of the input, for error messages. Then use them everywhere, to improve HTTP TCP connection re-use. And misc other clean-ups. Change-Id: I5dc44be0165b13659459ed29ce5ab44c17d9739f |
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Implements the Storage interface for Google Storage. A GoogleStorage instance stores blobs in a single Google Storage bucket, with each blob keyed by its blobref. Server configuration ===================== High-level server config is formatted like: "googlecloudstorage": "clientId:clientSecret:refreshToken:bucketName" Testing ======== googlestorage_test.go contains integration tests which run against Google Storage. In order to run these tests properly, you will need to: 1. Set up google storage. See: http://code.google.com/apis/storage/docs/signup.html 2. Upload the contents of the testdata dir to a google storage bucket. Note that all these files begin with 'test-': such files will be ignored when the bucket is used as blobserver storage. 3. Create the config file '~/.config/camlistore/gstestconfig.json'. The file should look something like this: { "gsconf": { "auth": { "client_id": "your client id", "client_secret": "your client secret", "refresh_token": "a refresh token" }, "bucket": "bucketName" } } You can use 'camtool gsinit' to help obtain the auth config object.