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@freepi/core

v3.0.1

Published

Core Library for FreePI package

Downloads

8

Readme

FreePI Core Library

Description

The core library for FreePI. Contains logic that needs to be shared between packages.

Installation

How To Use

To install FreePI

$ npm install freepi

To install package individually, run the following in your terminal.

$ npm install @freepi/unsplash

Features:

  • RequestBuilder
  • requests
  • utils

How To Use

To import the whole core library:

import { core } from "freepi";

# OR

import core from "@freepi/core";

requests

To use the requests library:

Import the request methods from the requests object

Available methods are:

  • get
  • post
  • del
  • put

All methods take two arguments: a url (or path) and a config object. The config object is where additional information like headers, data, or query parameters are passed.

To use requests methods

import { requests } from '@freepi/core';

const { get, post, del, put } = requests;

const queryParams = {
  id: 100,
};

get<Todo>('https://my.site.com/api/todos', { params: queryParams });
// the request will return an Axios promise of the type specified

To use customReqInit:
customReqInit allows use of request methods using a custom instance of axios you can optionally pass a config object which will be used to create the custom axios instance.

import { customReqInit } from '@freepi/core';

const requests = customReqInit({ baseURL: 'https://my.app.com' });
// all native methods available in the request library will
// now use the custom axios instance
requests.get('/path'); // will use baseURL set using config

Bug Reports and Feedback

Any bug reports or feedback for this library should be directed to the github issues page