fetch-it
An enhanced HTTP client based on fetch.
Blogpost: fetch-it an enhanced http client based on fetch
Features
You can do all the same thing that you do with fetch, plus:
- Add middleware, to intercept requests and responses
- Create custom config instances
Installation
using npm:
$ npm install --save fetch-it
Examples
GET request
fetchIt ;
POST request
fetchIt ;
API
Request methods
fetchIt.fetch(url[, options])
fetchIt.fetch(request)
You can perform requests the same way as you do with fetch().
fetchIt;
And we provide some convenience aliases for the supported methods.
fetchIt.get(url[, options])
fetchIt.get(request)
fetchIt.post(url[, data[, options]])
fetchIt.post(request)
fetchIt.put(url[, data[, options]])
fetchIt.put(request)
fetchIt.patch(url[, data[, options]])
fetchIt.patch(request)
fetchIt.delete(url[, options])
fetchIt.delete(request)
fetchIt.head(url[, options])
fetchIt.head(request)
Creating custom config instances
You can create a custom config instance of fetchIt
fetchIt.create([options])
let apiFetch = fetchIt; apiFetch;
Middleware
You can add middleware objects to any instance, to intercept requests and responses.
The middleware object must have defined at least one of these methods:
request(request)
, to intercept a request,requestError(error)
, to intercept an error from a previous middleware,response(response)
, to intercept a response,responseError(error)
, to intercept an error from a previous middleware.
let jsonMiddleware = { return res; };
fetchIt.addMiddlewares(ArrayOfMiddlewares)
fetchIt;
fetchIt.clearMiddlewares()
Roadmap
- Better docs
- Add more middlewares
- Add better tests
- Add travis and coveralls
- Create another project to create something similar to $resource based on fetch-it.
Credits
fetchIt
is heavily based on Axios, but based on fetch()
.
License
MIT © Tryolabs