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@asleeppiano/http-client

v1.1.0

Published

http client for the browser and node, zero deps

Downloads

4

Readme

http-client

http client for browser and node. Use only with es modules.

Installing

npm i @asleeppiano/http-client

Usage

  • construct http client with browser or node engine
  • build request using HttpRequestBuilder
  • send request
  • handle request result with isOk function
import { HttpClient, HttpNodeEngine, HttpRequestBuilder, isOk } from '@asleeppiano/http-client';


async function request() {
	const client = new HttpClient({
		baseUrl: 'https://www.boredapi.com',
		engine: new HttpNodeEngine()
	});
	const request = new HttpRequestBuilder().url('/api/activity').get().build();
	const res = await client.send(request);
	if (isOk(res)) {
        console.log('res: ', res.result);
	} else {
		console.error(`Error. status = ${res.status}, message = ${res.message}`);
	}
}

request()

You can only send body as string for now.

API

HttpClient

Constructor

HttpClient({ baseUrl: string, engine: HttpEngine })

create http client with provided baseUrl and engine.

Methods

send<R, B>(request: HttpRequest): ResponseResultPromise<R> - send a builded request

addOptions<R, B>(request: HttpRequest): ResponseResultPromise<R> - add request options to all requests

HttpEngine

Methods

` request<T extends BodyInit, R>( url: COMMON.Url, requestOptions: RequestOptions, data?: T, ): ResponseResultPromise;

request<T, R>( url: COMMON.Url, requestOptions: RequestOptions, data?: T, ): ResponseResultPromise; `

make request with provided url, request options, and some data.

HttpRequestBuilder

addOptions(options: HTTP.RequestOptionsProps): HttpRequestBuilder

body(body: TBody): HttpRequestBuilder

url(url: string): HttpRequestBuilder

query(query: TQuery): HttpRequestBuilder

headers(headers: Headers): HttpRequestBuilder

add data to request

get(): HttpRequestBuilder

head(): HttpRequestBuilder

post(): HttpRequestBuilder

put(): HttpRequestBuilder

patch(): HttpRequestBuilder

delete(): HttpRequestBuilder

options(): HttpRequestBuilder

set a method

build(): HTTP.HttpRequest

returns HttpRequest