response2json

Save your HTTP responses in a json file.

Install

npm install --save response2json

Or if you prefare yarn:

yarn add response2json

Usage

const response2json = require('response2json');

const urls = ['https://example.com', 'https://google.com'];
const options = {output_file: 'my-awesome-responses.json'};

response2json(urls, options)
	.then(filepath => {
		console.log(`Your responses are saved at: ${filepath}`);
	});

API

response2json(urls [, options])

urls

Type: String|Array
Required: true

The urls to fetch the responses.

options

Type: Object
Required: false

output_file

Type: String
Default: response.json

The filepath (relative to current working directory) where to store the responses.

format

Type: String Default: json

The output format. Possible choices: json, array.

pretty_print

Type: Boolean
Default: false

Save the response in a more humanreadable form (Add Whitespaces to json file).

Development

Test:

npm test

License

MIT © Dominik Winter