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superfetch

v1.1.1

Published

A super powerful node.js HTTP client with the support of promise.

Downloads

41

Readme

SuperFetch

SuperFetch is a promise-based HTTP client for Node.js. It's based on the request library and has an elegant interface.

Build Status

Install

$ npm install superfetch

Super easy to use

var fetch = require('superfetch');
fetch.get('http://example.com').then(function (body) {
  // when the status code begins with "2", the response body will be returned.
}).catch(function (response) {
  // otherwise, the whole response(including headers) is returned.
});

// It's easy to pass the option to the request library
fetch.get.option({ encoding: 'utf8' })('http://example.com').then(//...

// Chain!
var base = fetch.post.option({ baseSetting: 'foo' }).option({ otherSetting: 'bar' });
base('http://example1.com', { postbody: {} }).then(//...
base.option({ thirdSetting: 'zoo' })('http://example2.com');

API

  1. fetch[http verb] will return a VerbInstance.
  2. VerbInstance.option(settingObj) or VerbInstance.option(key, value) will return a new VerbInstance with the specified settings setted. All options will be passed to the request library except the transform which will be introduced later.
  3. VerbInstance.header(headerObj) or VerbInstance.header(key, value) is an alias for VerbInstance.option('headers', headerObj).
  4. VerbInstance.auth(user, pass) is an alias for VerbInstance.option('auth', { user: user, pass: pass }).
  5. VerbInstance(url[, body]) will send a request, and the optionally body sets the json property of the request library.
  6. fetch.defaults(defaultOptions) will create a new fetch instance with a different default options:
var d = fetch.defaults({ encoding: 'utf8' });
d.post('http://example.com').then(//

Transform

Both request and response can be transformed.

fetch.option('transform', {
  request: function (options) {
    options.method = 'post';
    return options;
  },
  response: function (err, resp, body) {
    if (err) {
      throw err;
    }
    return resp;
  }
}).then(function (resp) {
});

Run tests

$ npm test

More examples can refer to the test directory.

Why build another HTTP client?

I'm aware that there are many Node.js HTTP client libraries such as request, superagent and axios. However, I find out none of these libraries exactly suit my needs. What I want is a library that is powerful, supports promise and has an elegant API, while the fact is request lib is powerful but doesn't support promise, superagent has an elegant API but doesn't as powerful as request lib, and axios lib supports promise but lacks many features I want. So here is SuperFetch.

Articles

DailyJs: AniCollection, SuperFetch