react-fetch-magik
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An intuitive TypeScript React package for making HTTP requests using the Fetch API
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React Fetch Magik
React Fetch Magik is a TypeScript-based React package that simplifies making HTTP requests using the JavaScript Fetch API. It provides a custom hook, useFetchMagik
, along with FetchMagikContext
and FetchMagikProvider
components, which allow you to easily perform HTTP requests and set site-wide configurations within your React components.
Features
useFetchMagik
: The core hook that handles making HTTP requests. It returns a function,makeRequest
, to initiate requests, and an object,makeRequestQuery
, containing the request status (loading, error, data).FetchMagikContext
andFetchMagikProvider
: The context and provider components to set site-wide values like baseURL and headers. They enable you to define common configurations that will be used by all requests.
Installation
To install React Fetch Magik, use npm or yarn:
npm install react-fetch-magik
# or
yarn add react-fetch-magik
Usage
- Import the
useFetchMagik
,FetchMagikContext
, andFetchMagikProvider
:
import { useFetchMagik, FetchMagikContext, FetchMagikProvider } from 'react-fetch-magik';
- Use the
FetchMagikProvider
component to set the site-wide configurations such as baseURL and headers:
<FetchMagikProvider baseURL="https://api.example.com" headers={{ Authorization: 'Bearer token' }}>
{/* Your app components */}
</FetchMagikProvider>
- Use the
useFetchMagik
hook to perform HTTP requests within your components:
const [makeRequest, makeRequestQuery] = useFetchMagik();
// Trigger a GET request
makeRequest({ url: '/users' });
// Access the request status
const { loading, error, data } = makeRequestQuery;
// Render based on the request status
if (loading) {
return <div>Loading...</div>;
}
if (error) {
return <div>Error: {error.message}</div>;
}
if (data) {
// Render the fetched data
return <div>Data: {JSON.stringify(data)}</div>;
}
// Render the initial state
return <div>Make a request to fetch data</div>;
- You can also override the site-wide configurations on a per-request basis:
makeRequest({ url: '/posts', headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' } });
That's it! You can now easily make HTTP requests and manage the request state using React Fetch Magik in your React applications.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.