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@strictsoftware/fetch

v0.2.1

Published

Universal fetch for Node.js and the browser without polyfill/ponyfill

Downloads

5,125

Readme

@strictsoftware/fetch

Universal fetch for Node.js and the browser without polyfill/ponyfill.

If you don't need to support a legacy browser that does not provide a native fetch implementation, you can use @strictsoftware/fetch instead of cross-fetch or isomorphic-fetch to avoid unnecessarily bundling a ponyfill/polyfill for fetch in your client bundle.

Install

Install with npm:

npm install --save @strictsoftware/fetch

or yarn:

yarn add @strictsoftware/fetch

Note: The installed node module also includes a d.ts file, and thus works out of the box with TypeScript.

Usage

Import fetch and use it just as you would use the browser's fetch function or node-fetch:

import fetch from "@strictsoftware/fetch";

async function fetchSomething() {
  return fetch("http://example.com");
}