@style/http-queue v3.2.0

@style/http-queue

A fire-and-forget HTTP request queue implementation for browsers.

Installation

npm i --save @style/http-queue

Usage example

import queue from '@style/http-queue';

async () => {
    const { schedule, drain } = queue();

    // Schedule some HTTP requests
    schedule({verb: 'POST', url: 'http://analytics.stylelounge.de', data: {character: 'Almec'}});
    schedule({verb: 'POST', url: 'http://analytics.stylelounge.de', data: {character: 'Amee'}});
    schedule({verb: 'POST', url: 'http://analytics.stylelounge.de', data: {character: 'Darth Bane'}});
    schedule({verb: 'POST', url: 'http://analytics.stylelounge.de', data: {character: 'Beed'}});
    schedule({verb: 'POST', url: 'http://analytics.stylelounge.de', data: {character: 'Sio Bibble'}});
    schedule({verb: 'POST', url: 'http://analytics.stylelounge.de', data: {character: 'Dengar'}});
    schedule({verb: 'POST', url: 'http://analytics.stylelounge.de', data: {character: 'Feral'}});

    // Let's drain the queue ("waits" until all requests has been sent OR terminates after configurable
    // timeout; default = 3000 ms)
    await drain();
};

Debugging

The library uses the debug library internally. You can activate the debug messages by executing the following in your console:

localStorage.debug = '@stylelounge/http-queue:*';

Development

Available npm scripts

Semantic commit messages

This project follows a pattern, called semantic commit messages. By using this convention it is possible to infer the next version number based on the last commit messages when creating a new release.