Network-transporter

A lightweight network communication utility library

• From Web services communication to real time communication to remote procedure calls, we got your back.

This utility library brings you a plug and play implementation to all known communication services inluding;

RESTful Clients RESTful APIs

WebSockets WebSockets API

WebRTC Read about WebRTC

SOAP SOAP API Developer Guide

Message Ques Message Ques

SignalIR SignalIR

graphQL GraphQl

gRPC gRPC

RPC RPC

Installation

To install this utility run

npm i @brainspore/transport

How to use this utility

RESTful API

1. Axios example

// auth.js
export class AuthService {
    #token;
    #user;
    /*
    *isAuthenticated: boolean
    */

   //If you don't call this method isAuthenticated, you must give it this alias how you
    //prefer
    isAuthenticated() {
        return true;
    }
    //If you don't call this method getToken, you must give it this alias how you
    //prefer
    getToken() {  
        return this.#token;
    }
    //If you don't call this method logout, you must give it this alias how you
    //prefer
    async logout() {
        session.clear();
    }
}
// Util Index file for API service calls
// index.js
 import { Request } from "@bs/transport";
 import {apiBaseUrl} from "@environment" //update this path to point to your environment file
 import {AuthService} from "auth.js";

 export _request = new Request(new AuthService(), apiBaseUrl);

//OR

export _request = new Request(new AuthService(), apiBaseUrl, { timeout: 5000 });

// You can now import _request to any of your file.

// Using _request in your file
// customer.js
const postCustomer = (payload) => {
    // start loader for UX
    // This method is async. Supports both async and async and Promise 
    _request.axiosRequest({
        url: 'customer',
        method: 'POST',
        data: payload,
    })
    .then((response) =>{
        console.log(response);
    })
    .catch((err) =>{});
}

// Example of How environment file can look like:
// environment/index.js
export {
apiBaseUrl
} = process.env