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retry-my-fetch

v1.4.1

Published

It's a decorator for `Fetch` API ([fetch](https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/), [isomorphic-fetch](https://github.com/matthew-andrews/isomorphic-fetch), [cross-fetch](https://github.com/lquixada/cross-fetch), etc.) which allows resending (retrying) your reques

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Readme

retry-my-fetch

It's a decorator for Fetch API (fetch, isomorphic-fetch, cross-fetch, etc.) which allows resending (retrying) your requests in case if that fails.

npm package

npm i retry-my-fetch

Quick start

Simple retry

import retryMyFetch from 'retry-my-fetch';

const config = {
  maxTryCount: 5,
};
const fetchWithRetry = retryMyFetch(fetch, config);
fetchWithRetry('/').then(console.log);

Retry with timeout

import retryMyFetch from 'retry-my-fetch';

const config = {
  timeout: 3000, // it should call next retry after 3 sec
  maxTryCount: 5,
};
const fetchWithRetry = retryMyFetch(fetch, config);
fetchWithRetry('/').then(console.log);

Update JWT token and retry

import retryMyFetch from 'retry-my-fetch';

const config = {
  beforeRefetch: async (url, fetchOptions, statusCode, retryConter) => {
    // do something, i.e. refresh JWT token
    const newAccessToken = await getToken(); // some async function
    // update fetch options
    const newFetchOptions = {
      ...fetchOptions,
      headers: new Headers({
        Authorization: `Bearer ${newAccessToken}`,
      }),
    };

    // return new options in order to retry call with new options
    return newFetchOptions;
  },
  maxTryCount: 5,
};
const fetchWithRetry = retryMyFetch(fetch, config);
const options = {
  headers: new Headers({
    Authorization: `Bearer ${someOldToken}`,
  }),
};
fetchWithRetry('/', options).then(console.log);

Use AbortController

The AbortController interface represents a controller object that allows you to abort one or more Web requests as and when desired.

import retryMyFetch from 'retry-my-fetch';

const beforeRefetch = async (url, fetchOptions, statusCode, retryConter, isRejected) => {
  const token = getCurrentToken();
  if (!isRejected) {
    // refresh JWT token
    const freshAccessToken = await getToken(); // some async function
  }
  // update and return new options in order to retry call with new options
  return {
    ...fetchOptions,
    headers: new Headers({
      Authorization: `Bearer ${isRejected ? token : freshAccessToken}`,
    }),
  };
};

// prepare configuration
const config = {
  useAbortController: true,
  beforeRefetch,
  maxTryCount: 5,
};

// get decorated fetch
const fetchWithRetry = retryMyFetch(fetch, config);
const options = {
  headers: new Headers({
    Authorization: `Bearer ${someOldToken}`,
  }),
};

// do request with decorated fetch
fetchWithRetry('/', options).then(console.log);

See src/interfaces.ts for further details.

Do not retry if statuses

import retryMyFetch from 'retry-my-fetch';

const config = {
  doNotRetryIfStatuses: [400], // number[]
};
const fetchWithRetry = retryMyFetch(fetch, config);
fetchWithRetry('/').then(console.log);