Feature: Updating url and parser to fetch from Adoptium

warp4j

@@ -273,20 +273,20 @@ function choose_distro_type() {
 # actually choose distro type
 JAVA_DISTRO_TYPE=$(choose_distro_type)
 
-# generates adoptopenjdk api url
+# generates adoptium api url
 function api_url() {
     local request=$1 # info/binary
     local platform=$2 # windows/linux/macos
-    # adoptopenjdk uses "mac" instead of "macos"
+    # adoptium uses "mac" instead of "macos"
     if [[ $platform == "macos" ]]; then
         platform="mac"
     fi
-    echo -n "https://api.adoptopenjdk.net/v2/\
-$request/releases/openjdk$JAVA_VERSION_BASE?\
-openjdk_impl=$JVM_IMPL&\
-os=$platform&\
-arch=x64&\
-type=$JAVA_DISTRO_TYPE"
+
+    echo -n "https://api.adoptium.net/v3/assets/feature_releases/\
+$JAVA_VERSION_BASE/ga?architecture=x64&heap_size=normal&image_type=jdk&\
+os=$platform&page=0&page_size=20&project=$JAVA_DISTRO_TYPE&\
+sort_method=DEFAULT&sort_order=DESC&vendor=eclipse"
+
 }
 
 # requests info about all releases for given platform and java branch
@@ -469,7 +469,7 @@ function find_latest_cached() {
 
 # finds latest concrete distro version that matches version specified by user
 function find_latest_version() {
-    local info=$1 # info fetched from AdoptOpenJDK
+    local info=$1 # info fetched from Adoptium
     local user_version=$2 # version supplied by user is a template
     local matched_version # latest version that matches the template
     local versions # all versions
@@ -495,12 +495,11 @@ function find_latest_version() {
 
 # finds direct link to download concrete runtime version
 function find_distro_link() {
-    local info=$1 # info fetched from AdoptOpenJDK
+    local info=$1 # info fetched from Adoptium
     local version=$2 # concrete distro version like "11.0.2+9"
     local link=$(echo "$info" \
-        | grep -B13 "\"heap_size\": \"normal\"" \
-        | grep -B11 "\"semver\": \"$version\"" \
-        | grep "binary_link" \
+        | grep -B14 "\"release_name\": \"jdk-$version\"" \
+        | grep "\"link\":" \
         | sort --reverse \
         | head -n 1 \
         | awk '{print $2}' \