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fetch-bluebird

v1.0.3

Published

patch polyfilled and native fetch to return bluebird promises

Downloads

107

Readme

fetch-bluebird

This module will patch fetch (both native and polyfill) to use bluebird so you can use helper methods from bluebird like

var propsPickedFromResult = fetch(someapi).call('json').then(_).call('pick', ['propA', 'propB']).call('value');

It will patch fetch-polyfill for you automatically.

It will also bring you fetch-polyfill@* and bluebird@^2 as peerDependencies, currently if we set peerDependencies in package.json we can't suppress the warning like 'npm WARN peerDependencies The peer dependency bluebird@^2 included from fetch-bluebird will no' but it's totally ok in this module and you can safely ignore it. If you don't like see the warning I'm planing publish a 2.0 live the dependencies problems to yourself.

installation

npm i --save fetch-bluebird

usage

require('fetch-bluebird'); and then browserify it.

license

MIT