@exodus/fetch-factory

A utility for managing and setting global request headers based on host domains.

This module allows you to configure default headers for specific host domains and globally. It provides a custom fetch function that automatically includes these headers in each request.

Features

• Set global headers applicable to all requests.
• Configure headers for specific host domains.
• Merge custom headers with existing ones for each request.
• Supports setting default headers for exodus.io.

Installation

Install the package using npm:

npm install @exodus/fetch-factory

Usage

Import and Initialize

const { FetchFactory } = require('@exodus/fetch-factory')
const nodeFetch = require("node-fetch")

const headerSetter = new FetchFactory(nodeFetch)

const exchangeFetcher = headerSetter.setRequestHeaders({
  "authentication": "<my-key">
}, ["exchange.io"]).create()


exchangeFetcher('https://exchange.io/api/data', {
  method: 'GET',
  headers: {
    'Content-Type': 'application/json',
  },
}).then((response) => {
  // handle response
})

Methods

setHeaders(headers, allowedHostDomains = ['*']): FetchFactory Sets custom headers for the specified host domains.

• headers (Object): Headers to set.
• allowedHostDomains (Array): List of domains or subdomains to which these headers should apply. Headers set for a domain will also apply to its subdomains.

setDefaultExodusIdentifierHeaders({ appId, appVersion, appBuild }): FetchFactory Sets default headers for the exodus.io domain.

• appId (String): The application ID.
• appVersion (String): The application version.
• appBuild (String): The application build identifier.

create() Returns a custom fetch function that includes the configured headers.

• fetchFn (Function): The original fetch function.