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zyer

v0.1.1

Published

An https library for the browser

Downloads

4

Readme

zyer

A small https library for fetching data based of XMLHttpRequest inspired by axios

Usage

This works in the browser only. I used this project to learn and understand Promises and Callbacks in JavaScript. It can be used, tested for major browsers

To use zyer you can download the source file here and use it.

You can also install the package on npm and link it to your html file. You must have node installed

npm i zyer

Then you can place the script in the code.

<script src="./node_modules/zyer/zyer.js">

Recommended Installation You can also use the CDN.

<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/zyre.js">

Projections

  • Replace new Promise() with async/await
  • Implement zyer.all() for multiple requests
  • Implement for Node.js and Deno(TypeScript)
  • Transpile to ES5 and minify it for cdn

License

MIT