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@mj-studio/http-client

v1.0.3

Published

Custom React hook and Rest adapter for network call

Downloads

173

Readme

Http Client

This is a simple fetch wrapper for http request.

JS Check


Install

yarn add @mj-studio/http-client
npm install @mj-studio/http-client

Usage

  • GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH : return a tuple that first item is function to create network call promise and second is function to abort network call

1. Set default settings for network call process.(Optional)

Put following code in the application entry like index.js. All fields are optional. The default values are following.

setApiDefaultSettings({
  headers: {
    'Content-Type': 'application/json',
    Accept: 'application/json',
  },
  baseUrl: '',
  requestInterceptor: (request) => request,
  responseInterceptor: (response) => response,
  responseInterceptorAddons: [],
  responseCodeWhiteListRange: { minInclude: 200, maxExclude: 300 },
  responseCodeWhiteList: [], // number[]
  responseCodeBlackList: [], // number[]
  serializedNames: {},
});

You can reset to default values.

clearApiDefaultSettings();

In responseInterceptor, the parameter is body(data) object(or array)in response.

requestInterceptor and responseInterceptor also receive Promise for async tasks. You must return processed request and response in the interceptors!

setApiDefaultSettings({
  requestInterceptor: async (request) => {
    request.headers.Authorization = AsyncStorage.getItem('accessToken') || '';
    return request;
  },
  responseInterceptor: async (response) => {
    await logToServer(response)
    return response;
  },
});

There are response interceptor addons(currently, only CAMELCASE). You can set this addons to setApiDefaultSettings

setApiDefaultSettings({
  // response data from server like { my_name: 'mj' } is converted with { myName: 'mj' }
  responseInterceptorAddons: [ResponseInterceptorAddOn.CAMELCASE], 
});

2. Declare your REST api routers

  • Use GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE in the library. this is even not async function or return promise! 😀

  • Return with ApiResult<your data type>

type FetchVersion = {
  androidMinimumVersion: number;
  iosMinimumVersion: number;
};
export const fetchVersion = (): ApiResult<FetchVersion> => {
  return GET('version/', {
    headers: { token: myToken },
    body: { bodyData: 1 },
    files: [{ key: 'movie', file: { name: 'movie', type: 'video/*', uri: 'video/path' } }],
    queryParams: { name: 'queryParamsName' },
  });
};