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@qrvey/fetch

v1.1.4

Published

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Downloads

15,377

Readme

@qrvey/fetch

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@qrvey/fetch is a lightweight and reliable library for making RESTful requests in Node.js applications. It uses the native fetch library (Node.js 18+), avoiding the need for external dependencies.

Installation

You can install the @qrvey/fetch package via npm. Run the following command in your terminal:

npm install @qrvey/fetch

API Documentation

Available Methods

  • get(endpoint: string, options: IHttpActionOptions): Promise<any>: Performs an HTTP GET request.
  • post(endpoint: string, body: unknown, options: IHttpActionOptions): Promise<any>: Performs an HTTP POST request.
  • put(endpoint: string, body: unknown, options: IHttpActionOptions): Promise<any>: Performs an HTTP PUT request.
  • patch(endpoint: string, body: unknown, options: IHttpActionOptions): Promise<any>: Performs an HTTP PATCH request.
  • delete(endpoint: string, body: unknown, options: IHttpActionOptions): Promise<any>: Performs an HTTP DELETE request.

IHttpActionOptions

  • headers (object): An optional object containing custom headers to include in the request. It allows you to set specific HTTP headers like Authorization, Content-Type, etc.

  • useApiKey (boolean): If set to true, the request will include an API key in the headers. The API key is retrieved from the process.env.API_KEY environment variable.

  • baseDomain (string): An optional base domain to override the default domain used in the request URL. If not provided, the value from the process.env.DOMAIN environment variable will be used as base domain.

  • privateDomain (boolean): If set to true, the request will use the private domain specified in the process.env.PRIVATE_DOMAIN environment variable instead of the base domain.

  • queryParameters (Record<string, string | string[]>): An optional object representing query parameters to include in the request URL. It allows you to pass multiple query parameters as key-value pairs, with support for arrays to represent multiple values for a single key.

Example Usage

const options: IHttpActionOptions = {
    headers: {
        'Authorization': 'Bearer BEARER_TOKEN_VALUE',
    },
    useApiKey: true,
    baseDomain: 'https://api.example.com',
    privateDomain: false,
    queryParameters: {
        filter: 'active',
        page: '1'
    }
};

FetchService.get('/endpoint', options)
    .then(response => console.log(response))
    .catch(error => console.error('Error:', error));