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spellbinder

v0.3.2

Published

Spellbinder is a wrapper around the `fetch` API that provides a simple way to make requests to a server and handle the response. You can use Zod to validate the response data and handle errors in a more structured way.

Downloads

7

Readme

spellbinder

Spellbinder is a wrapper around the fetch API that provides a simple way to make requests to a server and handle the response. You can use Zod to validate the response data and handle errors in a more structured way.

This is NOT a replacement for the fetch API, but a wrapper around it to make it easier and convenient to use.

Features

  • Automatically parses the response data to JSON
  • Validates the response data using Zod
  • Handles errors in a more structured way (not yeat implemented)

Installation

npm install spellbinder

Usage

import { Spellbinder } from "spellbinder";

// Create a new instance of Spellbinder
const spellbinder = new Spellbinder({ baseUrl: "https://api.github.com/" });

// The URL to make the request to
const url = "/users/tamicktom"; // Equivalent to https://api.github.com/users/tamicktom

// The schema to validate the response data
const schema = z.object({
  login: z.string(),
  id: z.number(),
  followers: z.number(),
  following: z.number(),
  created_at: z.string(),
  updated_at: z.string(),
});

// Make a GET request to the server
const response = await spellbinder.Get({ url, schema });

// Be happy :)
console.log(response);

Roadmap

Not in any particular order:

  • [ ] Add support for typed query parameters in the URL.
  • [ ] Add safeGet, safePost, safePut, and safeDelete methods.
  • [ ] Better error handling.
  • [ ] Better documentation. (I know this is not good enough... Stop judging me 😅)
  • [ ] Suport for file uploads.
  • [ ] Support for file downloads.
  • [ ] Better support for custom headers.
  • [ ] Better suport for Nextjs cache API.
  • [ ] Add suport for others schemas validation libraries.
  • [ ] Add support for custom error handling.