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@asaje/fetch

v0.0.20

Published

A lightweight fetch wrapper with useful features like abort controller, applying middleware functions to request or response interceptor

Downloads

14

Readme

@asaje/fetch

A lightweight fetch wrapper with useful features like abort controller, applying middleware functions to request or response interceptor

Installation

npm install @asaje/fetch

or

yarn add @asaje/fetch

or

pnpm add @asaje/fetch

How it works

Create a new Fetch instance with general config

import { Fetch } from '@asaje/fetch';

export const api = new Fetch({
  baseURL: 'https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com',
});

export async function getTodo(id: number) {
  const response = await api.get(`todos/${id}`);
  console.log(response);
}

Set request headers

It's possible to set headers by just calling the setHeaders method.

api.setHeaders({
  Authorization: 'Bearer 123',
  'Content-Type': 'application/json',
});

Applying a middleware

A middleware is a function called just before the request is sent. The request config is inject as the middleware parameter

import { FetchRequest } from '@asaje/fetch';

api.addMiddleware((request: FetchRequest) => {
  // Do what you want with the request

  console.log(request);
  return request; // Important to return the request
});
Clear middlewares
api.clearMiddlewares();

Intercept response

A response interceptor is a function called when the request is done and is applied to the response

import { FetchResponse } from '@asaje/fetch';

api.addInterceptor((response: FetchResponse) => {
  // Do what you want with the response
  console.log(response);

  return response;
});
Clear interceptors
api.clearInterceptors();

Bypass ngrok security

api.bypassNgrokSecurity();