@ts-awesome/request v1.0.2

@ts-awesome/request

TypeScript friendly node-fetch wrapper with model reader

Key features:

• slim extension over standard fetch interface
• works with node, browser and react-native
• supports model reader

Bare use

Simple json get

import {http} from "@ts-awesome/request";

const data = await http.get('http://example.com/some.json');

Get more control with request

import {http} from "@ts-awesome/request";

const response = await http.request('http://example.com/some.json');
if (response.ok) {
  const result = await response.text();
}

HttpTransport

For repeatable requests to same base url you may use HttpTransport

import {HttpTransport} from "@ts-awesome/request";

const http = new HttpTransport(
  console, // optional logger, please check @ts-awesome/logger for more flexibility
  'https://example.com', // base url
  'Bearer some-token' // Authorization
);

const data = await http.get('/some.json');

use with IoC

import {Container} from "inversify";
import {HttpTransport, HttpTransportSymbol} from "@ts-awesome/request";
import {IHttpTransport} from "./interfaces";

const container: Container;

// default http is plain
container.bind<IHttpTransport>(HttpTransportSymbol)
  .to(HttpTransport);

// special api preconfigure
container.bind<IHttpTransport>(HttpTransportSymbol)
  .toDynamicValue(() => new HttpTransport('https://api.example.com'))
  .whenNamed('api');