farfetched

This is a simple library for mocking responses (like Mockjax) for window.fetch. I recommend using GitHub's fetch polyfill.

I'm going to start simple and add methods and features as I need them or they're requested.

Installation

Farfetched is made to work with Browserify. Install it:

$ npm install --save-dev farfetched

Then, require it in your project and attach it to window:

var farfetched = require("farfetched");
farfetched.attach(window);

Example

// Call this once to enable farfetched.
farfetched.attach(window)

//
// A basic mocked response
//
farfetched('/the-answer', { response: '42' })

fetch('/the-answer')
  .then(log) // '42'


//
// Dynamic responses
//
farfetched(/\/food/, { response: url => url.split('?')[1] })

fetch('/food?apples')
  .then(log) // 'apples'


// Helper logging function.
function log (response) {
  response.text().then(res => console.log(res))
}

API

farfetched(url, options)

Creates a handler and returns its ID.

url is the URL (either a String or Regexp) to match and mock.

options is an Object and can have the following properties:

• response

  The response to return or a function that can be called to obtain it.

farfetched.attach(window)

Attaches farfetched to the global scope, replacing window.fetch. window.fetch is still used when farfetched can't find a handler that matches a route.

farfetched.detach(window)

Detaches farfetched from the global scope and restores the original function.

farfetched.clear(id)

Clears the handler with the given ID.