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axa

v1.0.6

Published

Axa a low level Ajax/Xhr library.

Downloads

12

Readme

Axa

Axa a low level Ajax/Xhr library.

Overview

  • Install npm install axa --save
  • Browser/CommonJs/Node.js dist/axa.js
  • ES2015/ES6/ESM src/axa.b.m.js

API

Axa.request(options)

Performance an ajaxa request and is highly configurable.

Options
  • action: String Resource action url/uri. Required

  • method: String Valid methods get, post, put, delete. Default: GET

  • success: Function

  • error: Function

  • data: Object If method is GET than data is serialized and concatenated to the action/url as parameters.

  • requestType: String Converts the request data before sending.

    • script 'text/javascript, application/javascript, application/x-javascript'
    • json 'application/json' stringifies options.data
    • xml 'application/xml, text/xml'
    • html 'text/html'
    • text 'text/plain'
    • Default 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded' serializes options.data
  • responseType: String Converts the response data after sending a request.

    • script 'text/javascript, application/javascript, application/x-javascript'
    • json 'application/json'
    • xml 'application/xml, text/xml'
    • html 'text/html'
    • text 'text/plain'
  • contentType: String Short hand to set the Content-Type Headers. (For request)

  • accept: String Short hand to set the Accept Headers. (For response)

  • mimeType: String Overwrites return type.

  • username: String

  • password: String

  • withCredentials: Boolean

  • headers: Object A low level headers object. This will map directly to the XMLHttpRequest header. This Will overwrite any previously defined options.

Example
Axa.request({
	method: 'get',
	action: '/examples/index.html',
	data: { name: 'stuff' },
	success: function (xhr) {
		console.log(xhr);
	},
	error: function (xhr) {
		console.log(xhr);
	}
});

Axa.serialize(data)

Parameter
  • Object Single level deep key value pare
Example
var stringData = Axa.serialize(data);

Axa.mime

Return
  • Object a object containing the mimes.
Example
var mime = Axa.mime;

License

Licensed Under MPL 2.0 Copyright 2016 Alexander Elias