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create-fetch

v3.3.0

Published

Utilities for custom fetch

Downloads

16

Readme

create-fetch

Utilities for custom fetch.

Coverage Status npm version minzipped size

Install

npm install create-fetch

Usage

import 'cross-fetch/polyfill' // add universal-fetch polyfill if needed
import {composeFetch, query, headers, bodify} from 'create-fetch'

const myFetch = composeFetch([
  query(),
  bodify(),
  headers({'x-requested-with': 'fetch'}),
])(fetch)

// same as:
// const myFetch = compose(query(), ...)(fetch)

// could also use pipeline operator:
// const myFetch = fetch |> query() |> ...

myFetch('/api', {
  method: 'POST',
  query: {filter: 'user'},
  body: {name: 'JoJo'},
})
// =>
// POST /api?filter=user
// Request Headers:
//   content-type: application/json
//   x-requested-with: fetch
// Request Payload:
//   {"name":"JoJo"}

Typing

import {FetchCompose, FetchEnhancer, query, bodify} from 'create-fetch'
import flowRight from 'lodash/flowRight'

// inject extra options
type FooInit = {foo?: boolean}
const foo =
  (): FetchEnhancer<FooInit> =>
  (fetch) =>
  (url, {foo, ...options}) => {
    if (foo) {
      // ...
    }
    return fetch(url, options)
  }

const bar = (): FetchEnhancer => (fetch) => (url, options) => {
  return fetch(url, options)
}

// same as `composeFetch`
const myFetch = (flowRight as FetchCompose)([
  //
  foo(),
  bar(),
  query(),
  bodify(),
])(fetch)

// (url: RequestInfo, options?: RequestInit & QueryInit & FooInit) => Promise<Response>
myFetch('/', {
  withEncrypt: true,
})

ESM

Import from module script (1.4K gzip size):

<script type="module">
  import createFetch, {query, headers} from 'https://unpkg.com/create-fetch'

  const myFetch = createFetch(fetch, [
    query(),
    headers({'x-requested-with': 'fetch'}),
  ])
  myFetch('/api', {query: {foo: 'bar'}})
</script>

API

defaults(options)

Add default request options.

import {defaults} from 'create-fetch'

const myFetch = defaults({
  credentials: 'same-origin',
})(fetch)
myFetch('/')

baseUrl(url)

Add request base url.

import {baseUrl} from 'create-fetch'

const ghApi = baseUrl('https://api.github.com')(fetch)
ghApi('/users')
// =>
// GET https://api.github.com/users

headers(options)

Add default request headers.

import {headers} from 'create-fetch'

const myFetch = headers({
  'x-requested-with': 'fetch',
  // null or undefined will be removed
  'x-foo': null,
})(fetch)

myFetch('/')
// =>
// GET /
// Request Headers:
//   x-requested-with: fetch

query()

Stringify query string.

import {query} from 'create-fetch'

const myFetch = query()(fetch)

myFetch('/', {
  query: {
    filter: 'user'
    // null or undefined will be set to empty
    foo: null
  },
})
// =>
// GET /?filter=user&foo

bodify()

Stringify request body.

import {bodify} from 'create-fetch'

const myFetch = bodify()(fetch)

// stringify json by default
myFetch('/', {
  method: 'POST',
  body: {name: 'JoJo'},
})
// =>
// POST /
// Request Headers:
//   content-type: application/json
// Request Payload:
//   {"name":"JoJo"}

// stringify form
myFetch('/', {
  method: 'POST',
  body: new URLSearchParams({name: 'JoJo'}),
})
// =>
// POST /
// Request Headers:
//   content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
// Request Payload:
//   name=JoJo

xsrf(options)

Add XSRF token header.

import {xsrf} from 'create-fetch'

const myFetch = xsrf({
  cookieName, // defaults to `_xsrf`
  headerName, // defaults to `x-xsrftoken`
})(fetch)

myFetch('/', {
  method: 'POST',
})
// =>
// POST /
// Request Headers:
//   x-xsrftoken: <xsrf-token>