natty-fetch-plugin-offline

The offline plugin for natty-fetch.

install width npm:

npm install --save natty-fetch-plugin-offline

Configuration

Typical Usage:

import nattyFetch from 'natty-fetch';
import NattyFetchPluginOffline from 'natty-fetch-plugin-offline';
import { DRIVERS } from 'a-storage';

const offlinePlugin = NattyFetchPluginOffline({
  driver: DRIVERS.SESSIONSTORAGE,
});

const context = nattyFetch.context();
context.create({
  foo: {
    url: 'foo.json',
    method: 'GET',
    plugin: [
      offlinePlugin,
    ]
  }
});

driver

• Select the usage of particular driver, which is defined in a-storage.

• type: String

• default: LOCALSTORAGE

• available drivers:

  driver | description --- | --- MEMORY | Use JavaScript Object LOCALSTORAGE | Use native localStorage SESSIONSTORAGE | Use native sessionStorage DOMAINSTORAGE | domainStorage provide by dingtalk

offlineEnv

• Define the offline environment. When the page or device is in the offline environment, the request will response with the data which is stored in the local storage.
• type: Array
• default: ['2g', '3g', 'unknown', 'none']

getEnvType

• Define the method which get the environment type. Always return the promise object that can be resolved.

• type: Function

• default: built-in function

• example:

  getEnvType() {
    return Promise.resolve('4g');
  }

autoResendRequest

• Save the request sent in offline, and resend it when the network is online.
• type: Boolean
• default: false

pollingInterval

• Used with autoResendRequest set true, the plugin will polling the network status at intervals.
• type: Number
• default: 1e3 * 10

HOW TO

How to clear stored data in the local storage manually?

When used with this plugin, this context object will add a property named storage which is the instance of a-storage. You can clear the storage data with it.

const context = nattyFetch.context();
context.create({
  ...,
  foo: {
    plugin: [ offlinePlugin ]
  }
});
context.foo.storage.clear();