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@rod-car/use-axios-api

v1.0.0

Published

An API hook based on axios for REST API Call

Downloads

5

Readme

@rod-car/use-api

An API utility based on axios for making REST API calls in React applications.

Installation

npm install @rod-car/use-api

Usage

import { useApi } from '@rod-car/use-api';

// Example usage
const api = useApi({
  baseUrl: 'https://example.com'
  url: '/resource',
  key: 'data',
});

// Perform API actions using api.Client methods
api.Client.get(); // Fetch data
api.Client.post({ name: 'John Doe' }); // Create a new record
api.Client.put(1, { name: 'Updated Name' }); // Update a record
api.Client.find(1); // Find a record by ID
api.Client.patch(1, { partialData: 'Updated Data' }); // Partially update a record
api.Client.destroy(1); // Delete a record

API Reference

useApi(options: APIProps)

Initialize the API utility.

  • options:
    • baseUrl (string): Base URL of the resources. It is optional.
    • url (string): URL of the resource excluding the base URL.
    • key (string): Key containing the data returned by the server. It is optional.

Returns an object with the following properties:

  • resetError(): Reset the error state.
  • datas (array): Array of data fetched from the server.
  • data: Single data object fetched from the server.
  • RequestState: Object indicating the current request state.
    • loading (boolean): Indicates if a request is in progress.
    • creating (boolean): Indicates if a creation request is in progress.
    • updating (boolean): Indicates if an update request is in progress.
    • deleting (boolean): Indicates if a deletion request is in progress.
  • error: APIError object representing the error state.
  • success: Boolean indicating the success state.
  • Client: Object with methods for performing API actions.

Methods in Client

  • get(params?: Record<string, string | number>): Fetch a list of data.
  • find(id: string | number, params?: Record<string, string | number>): Find a record by ID.
  • post(data: Omit<T, "id">): Create a new record.
  • put(id: string | number, data: Omit<T, "id">): Update a record.
  • patch(id: string | number, data: Partial<Omit<T, "id">>): Partially update a record.
  • destroy(id: string | number): Delete a record.

License

This package is released under the MIT License.