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api-studio

v1.1.0

Published

Http Request made easy using API Layer

Downloads

2

Readme

API studio!

Minimalist package to help you make awesome http request over native fetch methods

Installation

| yarn | npm | |--|--| | yarn add api-studio | npm i api-studio |

Examples

Example N°1

Example using React (Inside Functionnal components)
const [users, setUsers] = useState<User[]>([]);

api.get<User[]>("http://your-route.com/users")
   .then(setUsers)
   .catch(error=>{console.log(error.message)})

Example N°2

Example using common TypeScript

const handleUsersList = (users:User[])=>{
    //Do your stuff
}

const handleError = (error:Error)=>{
    //Handle raised error
}

api.get<User[]>("http://your-route.com/users")
   .then(handleUsersList)
   .catch(handleError)

Example N°3

Example with route Data's Type params.
Note that for GET requests, data params are parsed and replaced into route using awsm-url-builder.

For POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE verbs, DataType is considered as body part and formated using FormData

Example using POST

ex /POST http://market.com/article/save
- body :
    cost:1000
    name:"Soap"
    category:3


usinf fectch will be

fecth("http://market.com/article/save", {
    method:"POST",
    mode:"cors",
    body:JSON.stringify(data)
}).then(responseHandler).cacth(errorHandler)

------
Using  api-studio
type Params = {
    cost:number
    name:string
    category:number
    ...
}

This request will return Product object

 api.get<Product, Params>("http://market.com/article/save", {cost:1000, name:"Soap",category:3})
   .then(responseHandler)
   .catch(errorHandler)