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quikfetch

v1.0.0

Published

quikfetch is the data provider package useful for the social media application to play with dummy datas

Downloads

12

Readme

quikfetch

quikfetch is a simple and lightweight package that helps you fetch users, posts, and comments from an API with minimal setup. It wraps common fetch requests for user, post, and comment data into easy-to-use functions.

Features

  • Fetch all users or a specific user by ID.
  • Fetch all posts or a specific post by ID.
  • Fetch all comments or a specific comment by ID.
  • Simple validation to ensure the correct ID format.

Installation

You can install quikfetch via npm:

npm install quikfetch

Usage

After installing, you can use the package in your project by requiring the functions to fetch users, posts, and comments. Here’s how to use them:

Fetch Users

The Users function allows you to fetch all users or a specific user by their ID.

const { Users } = require('quikfetch');

(async () => {
    // Fetch all users
    const allUsers = await Users();
    console.log(allUsers);

    // Fetch a specific user by ID
    const singleUser = await Users(1);
    console.log(singleUser);
})();

Fetch Posts

The Posts function allows you to fetch all posts or a specific post by its ID.

const { Posts } = require('quikfetch');

(async () => {
    // Fetch all posts
    const allPosts = await Posts();
    console.log(allPosts);

    // Fetch a specific post by ID
    const singlePost = await Posts(1);
    console.log(singlePost);
})();

Fetch Comments

The Comments function allows you to fetch all comments or a specific comment by its ID.

const { Comments } = require('quikfetch');

(async () => {
    // Fetch all comments
    const allComments = await Comments();
    console.log(allComments);

    // Fetch a specific comment by ID
    const singleComment = await Comments(1);
    console.log(singleComment);
})();

API Reference

Users(id = null)

  • id (optional): A number representing the user ID. If omitted, all users will be fetched.

Returns a Promise that resolves to the user data or a specific user’s data.

Posts(id = null)

  • id (optional): A number representing the post ID. If omitted, all posts will be fetched.

Returns a Promise that resolves to the post data or a specific post’s data.

Comments(id = null)

  • id (optional): A number representing the comment ID. If omitted, all comments will be fetched.

Returns a Promise that resolves to the comment data or a specific comment’s data.

Validation

Each function internally validates the id to ensure it is a valid integer. If the id is not valid, the function will return an error response.