@hoomanlogic/http
v0.0.6
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A function that wraps fetch api for semantically creating and dispatching an http request with functional chaining
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A function that wraps fetch api for semantically creating and dispatching an http request with functional chaining
Installing
npm install --save @hoomanlogic/http
Basic Usage
import http from '@hoomanlogic/http';
// Simple get request returning a JSON response
var jsonResponse = await http('/api/pets').requestJson();
// Post JSON request returning a JSON response
var jsonResponse = await http('/api/pets').post().withJsonBody({ name: 'Fido', type: 'dog', age: 5 }).requestJson();
// Delete request returning a fetch `Response` response
// See: <https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Response> for more info.
var fetchResponse = await http(`/api/pets/${response.id}`).del().request();
Options
Akin to fetch
, http
supports a second argument with options.
Aside from the options supported by fetch, there are two additional options:
noHeaderDefaults
- a boolean that, when true, will prevent the default headers from being added to the requestresponsePipeline
. The former is an array of functions that will be applied to the response object before the promise is resolved. UsebuildResponsePipeline
to create a response pipeline.
See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Request/Request for more info on fetch options.
Configuring Defaults
You can configure default headers for requests and a default response pipeline to handle responses.
import { setHttpDefaults } from '@hoomanlogic/http';
setHttpDefaults({
headers: {
app_version: global.appVersion,
},
responsePipeline: buildResponsePipeline((response) => {
if (response.status >= 200 && response.status < 300) {
return response;
}
else {
var error = new Error(response.statusText);
error.response = response;
throw error;
}
}).catch((err) => {
// Get response object from error
var response;
if (err && err.response) {
response = err.response;
}
else {
response = err;
}
// Session not valid or redirect code
if (!redirecting && response && [ 302, 419 ].includes(response.status)) {
// Redirect to logon page
window.location.href = '/Login?ReturnUrl=' + encodeURIComponent(window.location.pathname);
}
// Rethrow all other errors down the chain
throw err;
}).build(),
});
Mocking Requests
Quick Overview
To bootstrap http with mocking functions, first do the following:
import http from '@hoomanlogic/http';
import mockHttp from '@hoomanlogic/http/dist/mock';
mockHttp(http);
Mocking a request can be done at any time in a dev environment by calling http.mock(method, url, handler)
where the handler will be passed an object that may contain a 'requestBody' value if a body was supplied. The handler
should return a http.mockResponse(status, body)
, or undefined
to signal that it was not handled.
Alternatively, http.mock(requestMap)
can be called to build mocks based on a request map.
Call http.clearMocks()
to disable mocks and clear the mock map.
Call http.dumpRequestMap()
to output a key sorted request map in JSON format. This can be parsed and passed to
http.mock(parsedRequestMap)
. While in the dev environment runtime, all requests are automatically recorded.
Set http.onUnmockedRequest
to a function w signature (method, url, body) to be invoked whenever a request was not
handled by a mock.
Set http.onRecordResponse
to a function w signature (request, response) to be invoked whenever a reponse has been captured
in order to use custom logic of recording the response. Return true to indicate that you've handled the record so the default
recording logic is not invoked.
Set http.recordQueryParams
to true
if you want to match the request by params.
For pattern matching on the URL of a mocked request, prefix a part with a colon and the value will be extracted from the matching url
and passed in the params
object that is passed to the request handler. Ie, /api/pets/:id
would match a url of /api/pets/823
and
pass a params
of { id: 823 }
.
If you want to ensure that unmocked requests do not fallback to make actual server requests you
can throw an error in the http.onUnmockedRequest
function.
TIP: http
is available globally when augmented with the mockHttp function, which means you can use it in the Dev Tools Console.