Json-RPC Client HTTP

Send data trough RPC using HTTP based on Axios Built for Client Side

Installation

npm i --save jsonrpc-client-http

Basic usage

import jsonrpc-client-http from 'jsonrpc-client-http'

jsonrpc-client-http.post('https://rpc.domain.com', ({method:'getRequests'}))

Custom Query

import jsonrpc-client-http,{query} from 'jsonrpc-client-http'

const query = {
    method : 'getRequests', 
    id : new Date().getTime(), //default
    jsonrpc : "2.0",           //default
    params : {                 //default will be {}
        requestId : 'blablabla',
        limit : 10,
        offset : 0
    }
}

jsonrpc-client-http.post('https://rpc.domain.com', query)

Adding headers

import jsonrpc-client-http,{query} from 'jsonrpc-client-http'

const query = {
    method : 'getRequests', 
    id : new Date().getTime(), //default
    jsonrpc : "2.0",           //default
    params : {                 // default will be {}
        requestId : 'blablabla',
        limit : 10,
        offset : 0
    }
}

//config request
const config = {
    headers:{
        Authorization: 'Bearer blablaTOKENblablabla'
    }
}

jsonrpc-client-http.post('https://rpc.domain.com', query, config)

Request method aliases

You can use this plugin just like regular axios http request For convenience aliases have been provided for all supported request methods.

jsonrpc-client-http.request(config) jsonrpc-client-http.get(url[, config]) jsonrpc-client-http.delete(url[, config]) jsonrpc-client-http.head(url[, config]) jsonrpc-client-http.options(url[, config]) jsonrpc-client-http.post(url[, data[, config]]) jsonrpc-client-http.put(url[, data[, config]]) jsonrpc-client-http.patch(url[, data[, config]])