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@butsandcats/ajax-queue

v0.0.5

Published

Front end ajax queue and request handler

Downloads

7

Readme

Q - Ajax queue

Usage

const queue = new Q([config]);
queue.add([request]);

config - object

The config object is not required

Name | Description | Type | Default
--------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|-------------------------------------- success | The callback for all successful ajax requests processed by this queue | function | Dispatch a Q:requestCompleted event error | The callback for all unsuccessful ajax requests processed by this queue | function | Dispatch a Q:requestFailed event completedAllRequestsEvent | The event type that will be dispatched once all requests have finished | string | Q:requestsCompleted completedRequestEvent | The event type that will be dispatched after each request is finished | string | Q:requestCompleted failedRequestEvent | The event type that will be dispatched after a request has failed | string | Q:requestFailed requestStartedEvent | The event type that will be dispatched after each request has started | string | Q:requestStarted errorEvent | The event type that will be dispatched after Q has thrown an error | string | Q:error

Methods

add

Description

Adds a request to the currently running queue, this will cause the queue to process each item, one at a time until all requests have been resolved.

Example

  const queue = new Q()

  // Build the ajax request
  const request = {
    url: '/cart/add.js',
    data: item,
    success: options.success,
    error: options.error
  }

  // Add the request to the ajax request queue
  this.queue.add(request)
  })

request - object

Name | Description | Required | Type | Default
--------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------|------------|----------|-------------------------- success | The callback for a successful response, overwrites the queue default. | false | function | Dispatch a Q:requestCompleted event error | The callback for an unsuccessful response, overwrites the queue default. | false | function | Dispatch a Q:requestFailed event url | The url that the request will be sent to | true | string | null method | The method that will be used to make the request | false | string | GET
data | Any data that you wish to send to the request | false | any | null dataType* | The type of data that we expect to recieve from the request | false | string | ''

dataType

Read more here

Options: '', 'arraybuffer', 'blob', 'document', 'json', 'text'