AFIO

Afio is a small and simple solution in vanilla js that allows a quick and clean implementation of basic requests with JWT.

Instalation

npm i afio --save

or in yarn: -yarn add afio

QuickStart

As soon you download the package you should be able to run AuthFetch from afio.

import {AuthFetch} from "afio"
const authFetch = new AuthFetch("localPath")
authFetch.get(params)

Set the main api url

There is two ways to set the baseApiUrl (by default it is localhost:3000).

in a global set up:

```
import {setBaseApiUrl} from "afio"
setBaseApiUrl("https://baconipsum.com");
```
or in a local setup:

```
import {AuthFetch} from "afio"
const authFetch = new AuthFetch("localPath")
authFetch.url = "https://your-custom-api"

```

Hello world:

class DemoTransaction extends BaseTransaction {
    path="/your-path"
}

const request = new DemoTransaction()
request.get(params).then(resp=>{
    // your-code
})

the takeaway of this aproach is the BaseTransaction that cotains the following public methods:

1. async get(params).
2. async put(params,hasFiles)
3. async post(params,hasFiles)
4. async delete(params)

That will allow the user to create simple requests that if you have a token asigned will send by default the bearer.

Storing the token

const login = async ()=>{
    const request = CustomLoginTransaction()
    const resp = request.post(yourCredentials)
    CustomLoginTransaction.login({
      expireIn:3600, // expiration time
      token: 'token', // jwt token
      error: null, // any message error
      data:{}, // extra data stored with the token.
    });)
}

You may be wondering where this login method is comming from... well BaseTransaction also contains the class LoginManager which contains the followin public methods:

1. login(result = { expireIn: 3600, error: {}, data: {}, token: null })
2. logout()
3. onLoginExpire()
4. isLogged()
5. isExpired()
6. getToken()