Hokage.js

Make API calls look good. A javascript library to encapsulate API calls.

Installing

Using npm:

$ npm install hokage

Usage

Step 1: Initialize

let hokage = new Hokage('https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com')

Step 2: Add a method to the hokage instance

hokage.addMethod({
    name: 'listPosts',
    method: 'GET',
    path: '/posts',
})

Step 3: Make the API call

hokage.listPosts().then(resp => {
    console.log(resp)
}).catch(err => {
    console.log('err', err)
})

Example

const Hokage = require('hokage')

async function main () {
    // STEP 1: Initialize
    let hokage = new Hokage('https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com')

    // STEP 2: Name your API calls
    hokage.addMethod({
        name: 'listPosts',
        method: 'GET', // Default method is GET
        path: '/posts',
    })

    hokage.addMethod({
        name: 'createPost',
        method: 'POST',
        path: '/posts',
    })

    // STEP 3: Make API calls
    hokage.listPosts().then(resp => {
        console.log(resp) // use resp.body if you need only the body
    }).catch(err => {
        console.log('err', err)
    })

    // Using async/await
    const newPost = await hokage.createPost({
        title: 'foo',
        body: 'bar',
        userId: 1
    })
    console.log(newPost.body)
}
main()

API

new Hokage(baseUrl)

let hokage = new Hokage('https://yourdoamin.tld')

addMethod(opts)

hokage.addMethod({
    name: String, // Name of the method to attach. (!Required)
    method: String, // HTTP method. (Default: 'GET')
    path: String, // URL endpoint. (!Required)
    headers: Object, // Headers to append to the request. (Optional)
})

hokage.setHeaders(headers)

hokage.setHeaders({
    'Authorization': 'Bearer token', // The headers will be added to the subsequent requests
})

hokage.resetHeaders()

hokage.resetHeaders() // Resets the headers object to default

Note

I built this for my personal use, if you feel like any feature/improvement is required, then kindly let me know. Find me on twitter @prasannamestha

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome.