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- 'use strict';
- const url = require('url');
- const https = require('https');
-
- /**
- * This currently needs to be applied to all Node.js versions
- * in order to determine if the `req` is an HTTP or HTTPS request.
- *
- * There is currently no PR attempting to move this property upstream.
- */
- const patchMarker = "__agent_base_https_request_patched__";
- if (!https.request[patchMarker]) {
- https.request = (function(request) {
- return function(_options, cb) {
- let options;
- if (typeof _options === 'string') {
- options = url.parse(_options);
- } else {
- options = Object.assign({}, _options);
- }
- if (null == options.port) {
- options.port = 443;
- }
- options.secureEndpoint = true;
- return request.call(https, options, cb);
- };
- })(https.request);
- https.request[patchMarker] = true;
- }
-
- /**
- * This is needed for Node.js >= 9.0.0 to make sure `https.get()` uses the
- * patched `https.request()`.
- *
- * Ref: https://github.com/nodejs/node/commit/5118f31
- */
- https.get = function (_url, _options, cb) {
- let options;
- if (typeof _url === 'string' && _options && typeof _options !== 'function') {
- options = Object.assign({}, url.parse(_url), _options);
- } else if (!_options && !cb) {
- options = _url;
- } else if (!cb) {
- options = _url;
- cb = _options;
- }
-
- const req = https.request(options, cb);
- req.end();
- return req;
- };
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