@fvilers/fetch-interceptor v1.1.0

@fvilers/fetch-interceptor

An helper function to create and register interceptors on fetch

Usage

import { applyInterceptor, Interceptor } from "@fvilers/fetch-interceptor";

// Simply add a custom header to the request
const addCustomHeader =
  (key: string, value: string): Interceptor =>
  (fetch) =>
  (input, init) =>
    fetch(input, { ...init, headers: { ...init?.headers, [key]: value } });

// Log elapsed time during request fetching
const logElapsedTime: Interceptor = (fetch) => async (input, init) => {
  const start = performance.now();
  const result = await fetch(input, init);
  const elapsedTime = performance.now() - start;

  console.log("Elapsed time", elapsedTime, "ms");

  return result;
};

// Apply the interceptors on the original fetch implementation
window.fetch = applyInterceptor(
  addCustomHeader("X-Test", "42"),
  logElapsedTime
)(window.fetch);

Premade interceptors

setHeader

This interceptor accepts as parameters a key (string) and value (string) that you want to add to the headers collection. By default, it won't overwrite an existing value but you can force it using the third parameter: overwrite (boolean).

import { applyInterceptor } from "@fvilers/fetch-interceptor";
import {
  setHeader,
  SetBehavior,
} from "@fvilers/fetch-interceptor/premade/setHeader";

window.fetch = applyInterceptor(
  setHeader("X-Test", "42", SetBehavior.Overwrite)
)(window.fetch);

observePerformance

This interceptor accepts a callback as a parameter. The callback function accepts a start and end parameters which correspond to the performance.now() value at the start and the end of the fetch execution.

import { applyInterceptor } from "@fvilers/fetch-interceptor";
import {
  observePerformance,
  PerformanceCallback,
} from "@fvilers/fetch-interceptor/premade/observePerformance";

const onPerformanceObserved: PerformanceCallback = (start, end) => {
  const elapsedTime = end - start;
  console.log("Elapsed time", elapsedTime, "ms");
};

window.fetch = applyInterceptor(observePerformance(onPerformanceObserved))(
  window.fetch
);