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rescript-request

v3.0.1

Published

> ReScript wrapper for XMLHttpRequest

Downloads

356

Readme

Request

ReScript wrapper for XMLHttpRequest

Installation

Run the following in your console:

$ yarn add rescript-future rescript-request

Then add rescript-request and rescript-future to your bsconfig.json's bs-dependencies:

 {
   "bs-dependencies": [
+    "rescript-request",
+    "rescript-future
   ]
 }

Basics

Request.make performs a request and returns a Future.t containing a result<response, error>.

Request.make(~url="/api/health", ~responseType=Text, ())
  ->Future.get(Js.log)
// Ok({
//   status: 200,
//   ok: true,
//   response: "{\"ok\":true}",
// })

Request.make(~url="/api/health", ~responseType=Text, ())
  ->Future.get(Js.log)
// Error(#NetworkError)

Request.make(~url="/api/health",  ~responseType=Text, ~timeout=10, ())
  ->Future.get(Js.log)
// Error(#Timeout)

Request.make(~url="/api/health", ~responseType=Json, ())
  ->Future.get(Js.log)
// Ok({
//   status: 200,
//   ok: true,
//   response: {"ok":true},
// })

type response = {"ok": bool}

Request.make(
  ~url="/api/health",
  ~responseType=(JsonAsAny: Request.responseType<response>),
  ()
)
  ->Future.get(Js.log)
// Ok({
//   status: 200,
//   ok: true,
//   response: {"ok":true},
// })

Parameters

  • url: string,
  • method: #GET (default), #POST, #OPTIONS, #PATCH, #PUT or #DELETE
  • responseType:
    • Text: (default) response will be string
    • ArrayBuffer: response will be Js.TypedArray2.ArrayBuffer.t
    • Document: response will be Dom.document
    • Blob: response will be Request.blob
    • Json: response will be Js.Json.t
    • JsonAsAny: response will be any, use with (JsonAsAny: Request.responseType<yourType>)
  • body: any
  • headers: Js.Dict containing the headers
  • withCredentials: bool
  • onLoadStart
  • onProgress
  • timeout: int

Response

The response is a record containing:

  • status: int
  • ok: bool
  • response: the decoded response, which is an option

Errors

  • #NetworkRequestFailed
  • #Timeout

Mapping errors to your own type

You can map the Request.error types to your own:

type error =
  | Empty
  | NetworkError
  | Timeout

let mapError = error => {
  switch error {
  | #NetworkRequestFailed => NetworkError
  | #Timeout => Timeout
  }
}

let emptyToError = ({Request.response: response}) => {
  switch response {
  | None => Error(Empty)
  | Some(value) => Ok(value)
  }
}

let requestApi = (~url, ~responseType) => {
  Request.make(~url, ~responseType, ())
  ->Future.mapError(~propagateCancel=true, mapError)
  ->Future.mapResult(~propagateCancel=true, emptyToError)
}

Don't forget to use the propagateCancel option so that calling Future.cancel on the requestApi return value aborts the request!