Youth APIs

ahmed alhasan's youth APIs.

we've created simple package for you to use our APIs in your projects easily. but we prefer you to read our API Documention. also do not forget to check Youth Club

How To Use?

import YouthServers from "@youth10313/youth-apis";

declare page;
const Search = YouthServers.Data.Core("Ahmed", "en", page);

Search.onChange(state => {
    // loading state change
})

Search.onError(err => {
    // handle Errors
})

Search.onComplete(response => {
    // do something with response
})

Search.subscribe(); // this will make the request.
Search.abort(); // this will abort the request.

Advance usage

we've provided some functions that helps you to fetch data easier.

1. Convert data with Convert function before onComplete Event.

2. You can briefing the data that you fetching from the server to make request size smaller.

3. You can pass new params into subscribe function. any thing will be override.

const posts = YouthServers.Data.Feeds.Blog.posts.fetch("en", { category: '__categoryId' }, '__AuthenticationToken', 1, 13, '');

posts.onError(error => {
    // any handling error code
    alert('We have an error.' + error.response?.status ? `Error Code is ${error.response.status}` : `No Internet Connection`);
})

posts.onChange(state => {
    const spinner = document.getElementById('spinner');
    spinner.style.display = state ? 'block' : 'none';
})

// here you can convert the whole data fetched from server.
posts.Convert(res => {
    res.items = res.items.map(item => `
        <h4>${item.title}</h4>
        <p>${item.description}</p>
        <a href='/path/to/${item.latinTitle}'>Read More</a>
    `);
    return res;
})

// now this event will pass converted data to your function.
posts.onComplete(res => {
    const content = document.getElementById('content');
    content?.innerHTML = '';
    res.items.forEach(item => content?.innerHTML += item)
})

function startRequest(category) {
    posts.subscribe(
        ['title', 'latinTitle', 'description'], // the server response will only contains these fields.
        { params: { category } } // you can override headers, params and any argument you passed in fetch function
        // the cid is the id you passed in fetchOne and id is the Id you want to replace.
        )
}


const cancelButton = document.getElementById('cancel-button');
cancelButton?.addEventListener('click', posts.abort) // so the user can cancel the fetching request.

const refreshButton = document.getElementById('refresh-button');
refreshButton?.addEventListener('click', () => startRequest('__selected_category_id__'))


document.addEventListener('load', () => startRequest(''))

it is so easy to use. for example if you working on an react project, your component sould be liek this:

import YouthServers from "@youth10313/youth-apis";
import i18next from "i18next";
import { useEffect } from "react";
import { useState } from "react"
import { useDispatch, useSelector } from "react-redux";

export const AnsarImamMahdi = () => {
    const dispatch = useDispatch();
    const { ansar } = useSelector(state => state.main);
    const [loading, setLoading] = useState(false);
    const [error, setError] = useState(null);
    const api = YouthServers.Data.Feeds.Main.Ansars.fetch(i18next.language);
    api.onChange(setLoading);
    api.onError(setError);
    api.onComplete(data => {
        dispatch({ type: "FETCH_ANSAR", payload: data });
    })

    useEffect(() => {
        api.subscribe();
        return () => api.abort();
    })
    return <div className="d-flex">
        {
            loading ? <div className="spinner" /> :

                ansar.map(person =>
                    <div className="card" key={person._id}>
                        <h4>{person.title}</h4>
                        <p>{person.desciption}</p>

                        <a href={person.url}>Read More</a>
                    </div>
                )
        }
    </div>
} 

when you want to fetch data from an api that has pagination or any kind of filters (read: API Documention) you can pass the queries in two ways.

1. pass them through original args:

YouthServers.Data.Feeds.Blog.posts.fetch(
   locale: string,
   querystring: any = {},
   Authorization = '',
   page?: number,
   perPage?: number,
   search?: string,
   sort_by?: string,
   sort_order?: 'ASC' | 'DESC',
   date_start?: Date,
   date_end?: Date,
   category?: string | string[]
)

2. pass them through querystring:

YouthServers.Data.Feeds.Blog.posts.fetch(
   "",
   querystring: any = {
       locale: "fa",
       page: 1,
       perPage: 100,
       ...
   },
   Authorization = ''
)

Also you can mix these two ways.

HTTP Proxy

if you want to access the API through a proxy, so you can set the proxies in .env file;

REACT_APP_AUTH_API_PROXY="http://url.proxy/"
REACT_APP_DATA_API_PROXY="http://url.proxy/"
REACT_APP_CLOUD_API_PROXY="http://url.proxy/"
REACT_APP_OFFICIAL_API_PROXY="http://url.proxy/"

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