namespace: VDM\Joomla\Gitea\Repository extends: Api
@startuml
class Keys #Gold {
+ list(string $owner, string $repo, ...) : ?array
+ add(string $owner, string $repo, ...) : ?object
+ id(string $owner, string $repo, ...) : ?object
+ delete(string $owner, string $repo, ...) : string
}
note right of Keys::list
List a repository's keys.
since: 3.2.0
return: ?array
arguments:
string $owner
string $repo
?int $keyId = null
?string $fingerprint = null
int $page = 1
int $limit = 10
end note
note right of Keys::add
Add a key to a repository.
since: 3.2.0
return: ?object
arguments:
string $owner
string $repo
string $key
string $title
bool $readOnly
end note
note right of Keys::id
Get a repository's key by id.
since: 3.2.0
return: ?object
arguments:
string $owner
string $repo
int $id
end note
note right of Keys::delete
Delete a key from a repository.
since: 3.2.0
return: string
arguments:
string $owner
string $repo
int $id
end note
@enduml
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