@rengular/http v2.0.0

Angular HTTP library

An Angular HTTP library that extends the HttpClient.

What the library provides

• Requests that are executed against provided default server location
• Default server location injector token

** Because the library is built on top of HttpClient - all HttpClient functionality can be used as well.

Future features

• DELETE request with a confirmation to execute the request

How to install

npm i @rengular/http --save

How to use

https://stackblitz.com/edit/rengular-http-usage

OR

1. Import the Rengular http module into the root module file of your application.

   import { RengHttpModule } from '@rengular/http';

2. Provide the module into the NgModule imports array.

   RengHttpModule.forRoot('http://example.com/'),

   • Make sure to change the string URL in the forRoot

3. Import Rengular Http service where you want to do a call

    import { HttpService } from '@rengular/http';

   Example:

    import { Component } from '@angular/core';
    import { HttpService } from '@rengular/http';
    
    export class AppComponent {
    
      constructor( private http: HttpService ) {
      }
    
      ngOnInit() {
        this.http.Post('api/auth/login', null).subscribe((token) => {
          console.log('The authentication is OK!', token);
        }, () => {
          console.log('The authentication failed!');
        });
      }
    
    }

• If you want to get the server location provided in the beginning

  Import:

  import { SERVER_LOCATION } from '@rengular/http';

  and define in your component/service/directive constructor:

  @Inject(SERVER_LOCATION) SERVER_LOCATION: string;

Documentation

TBD

If you use WebStorm or VS Code I am pretty sure the editor will show you documentation about what methods the HttpService has and what each of the parameters on the used method represents on the fly.