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proxy-rc

v1.0.4

Published

simple rest client based on proxy

Downloads

7

Readme

proxy-rc

What is it ?

Proxy-rc is a simple rest client that use Proxy for dynamic method generation.

Installation

npm

    npm install proxy-rc --save

Including package in your project

There are two ways to include js-form-validator in your project:

  • You can include rc-proxy in your page. After this you get access to "createRCBuilder" function:
    <script src="node_modules/rc-proxy/proxy-rest-client.min.js"></script>
  • You can include rc-proxy like module in your project:
    import createRCBuilder from 'rc-proxy';

or

    var createRCBuilder = require('rc-proxy');

if you use es5 syntax

Usage

  1. create rest client builder:
 const rcBuilder = createRCBuilder();
  1. set config to your builder and "build" rest client:
const rc = rcBuilder.baseUrl('www.test.com')
                    .suffix('json')
                    .on('request', (req) => req.headers.auth = 'yourToken')
                    .build();
  1. user rest client for requesting :)
    /* GET request to www.test.com/users */
    rc.users().get().then((res) => /* your res handler */)
    
    /* create new project for user with id = 1 (POST request) */
    rc.users(1)
      .projects()
      .post({/* your project */})
      .then((res) => /* your res handler */)
    
    /* creating cashed object for user/1/projects requests */
    const firstUserProjects = rc.users(1).projects();
    
    /* now we can user cached object for requests*/
    /* GET request for /users/1/projects with params and custom header */
    firstUserProjects
        .get({ param1: 'param1' }, { headers: { someHeader: '123' } })
        
    /* also we can add unique request handler for request */
    firstUserProjects.post({/* your data */}, {
        handlers: { response: (res) => /* some res handler */ }
    })