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@acusti/post

v0.5.1

Published

Super minimal fetch-inspired API wrapper around node.js’ http and https modules for making POST requests

Downloads

1,039

Readme

@acusti/post

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post is a super minimal fetch-inspired API wrapper around node.js’ http and https modules for making POST requests. It’s a lean implementation with no dependencies that covers the most common GraphQL API use cases with a tiny fraction of the code of a spec-compliant solution like node-fetch. In addition, the ergonomics of post are optimized for making GraphQL queries.

Usage

npm install @acusti/post
# or
yarn add @acusti/post

The package exports post, a function that takes similar arguments to window.fetch (note that method defaults to POST and headers.content-type defaults to application/json; charset=UTF-8) and returns a promise. The promise is resolved with the parsed JSON version of the request’s response (i.e. return await response.json() when using the Fetch API), because that’s what you wanted anyways.

In addition, the second argument can take a query property (string) and a variables property (object), which it will JSON.stringify into a valid GraphQL request body. You can also pass in body as a string directly, but if you pass in a query, the body will be overwritten (you will get a type error in typescript if you try to pass both).

And lastly, if the response is an error (4xx or 5xx), post will throw an Error object with the response HTTP error and message as the Error object message and with the following additional properties:

  • Error.response: the node.js response IncomingMessage object
  • Error.responseJSON: if the response body can be parsed as JSON, the JSON representation returned from calling JSON.parse() on it
  • Error.responseText: the response body as text
import { post } from '@acusti/post';

type ResponseJSON = {
    data?: {
        country: {
            name: string;
            native: string;
            languages: Array<{
                code: string;
                name: string;
            }>;
        };
    };
    errors?: Array<{ message: string }>;
};

const url = 'https://countries.trevorblades.com/graphql';
const result = await post<ResponseJSON>(url, {
    query: `query Query {
        country(code: "MX") {
            name
            native
            languages {
                code
                name
            }
        }
    }`,
});

console.log(result.data.country.native); // 'México'