bes-ajax v1.0.10

bes-ajax

A ajax handler base on Fetch API.

• Use to handle numbers of repeating ajax requests on browsers.
• Extend requests based on default/other requests, share same basic options and success, error functions.
• Retry when requests fail.
• Sort requests by their priorities.
• Set requests timeout.

Version Release

1.0.10

Update potential security vulnerability dependencies, add dist script.

1.0.9

Update readme, add build test.

1.0.8

Add IE support.

1.0.7

Before version 1.0.7, promise reject and onerror function only pass response.status. Since 1.0.7 will pass fetch response as well.

New options errorType in options, parse error response. 1.0.6

Add AbortController feature.

Menu

• Demo
• Example
• Installation
• Concept
• Document

Demo

live demo

demo page

Example

create handler (BesRequestObject)

const besAjax = BesAjaxRequest({
  log: false, //show logs in console?
  abort: false, //use AbortController?
  resolveFirst: false,
  poolSize: 3
});

create request

//two params: fetchoptions & options
const request = besAjax.createRequest(fetchoptions, options)

compare with Fetch

const data = {name: 'bes-ajax'}

// using normal Fetch
fetch('http://example.com/api' ,{
  body: JSON.stringify(data), // must match 'Content-Type' header
  headercache: 'no-cache', // *default, no-cache, reload, force-cache, only-if-cached
  credentials: 'same-origin', // include, same-origin, *omit
  headers: {
    'user-agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 MDN Example',
    'content-type': 'application/json'
  },
  method: 'POST', // *GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.
  mode: 'cors', // no-cors, cors, *same-origin
  redirect: 'follow', // manual, *follow, error
  referrer: 'no-referrer', // *client, no-referrer
})
.then(response => response.json())
.catch(response => response.json())
.then(res => console.log(res))
//------------------------------------------
//using bes-ajax
//create request
const postRequest = besAjax.createRequest (
{
  /*First paramenter is almost the same as fetch's init options
  The only difference is that you put request url here, 
  and you can split url to host + path + query*/
  host: 'http://example.com',
  path: 'api',
  body: JSON.stringify(data), 
  headercache: 'no-cache', 
  credentials: 'same-origin',
  headers: {
    'user-agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 MDN Example',
    'content-type': 'application/json'
  },
  method: 'POST', 
  mode: 'cors',
  redirect: 'follow', 
  referrer: 'no-referrer', 
}, 
{/*The second parameter is bes-ajax options*/
  responseType: 'json', //parses response body to json/text/blob...
  errorType: null, //parses error response body to json/text/blob...
  retry: 3, //when requests fail, it will not be rejected  until retry for 3 times. 
  sleep: 1000, //milliseconds during every retry.
  primary: 3, //request's priority
  timeout: 5000, //request timeout (millisecond)
  name: 'defaultRequest' //request's name
})
//send request
postRequest.send()
.then(res => console.log(res))
.catch(res => console.log(res))

extend requests

If your requests share same basic options, onsuccess and onerror function, it is useful to use extend to create requests.

const rootRequest = besAjax.createRequest({
  host: 'http://example.com/api',
  headers: {'hello': 'world'}
}, {
  primary: 1, 
  name: 'rootRequest',
  responseType: 'text'
})

rootRequest.onsuccess = function(res）{
 console.log(this.options.name+' success!')
}
rootRequest.onerror = function(e）{
 console.log(this.options.name+' filed!')
}
/*childRequest will extend or merge rootRequest's options
and onsuccess, onerror function*/
const childRequest = rootRequest.extend({
  path: 'user_name'
}, {
  primary: 5,
  name: 'childRequest'
})

append body dynamically

postRequest.fetchoptions.body = JSON.stringify({name: 'weruy1'})
postRequest.send()

promise

childRequest.send().then((res1)=>{
  //first response
  postRequest.fetchoptions.body = JSON.stringify({name: res1})
  return postRequest.send()
}).then((res2)=>{
  //second response
}).catch((e)=>{
  //handle error
})

Installation

Webpack

Install package

$npm install bes-ajax --save

Import in your script

import besAjax from 'bes-ajax';

CDN script

distribution script at /dist/cdn.min.js.

Run example

$npm start

dev server on localhost/8000

Concept

How it works?

Create BesAjaxObject

Once you create a BesAjaxObject, you can create and extend requests from it, and BesAjaxObject will handle all requests.

Extend request

When extending request, child will extend ancestors' options: options,fetchtoptions and can add new properties or override them, see options and fetchoptions. Also child request will extend all ancestors' callback functions: onsuccess, onerror, see onsuccess, onerror.

Pool

There's a exePool and waitingPool in BesAjaxObject. When you call BesRequestObject.send(), it will return a Promise, and create a new task and put it into exePool, while length of exePool is over BesAjaxObject.poolSize, tasks will be put in waitingPool, or replace the less primary task in exePool.

Notice that when the less primary task is moved to waitingPool and the request has already sent, if BesAjaxObject.abort is set to true, the request will be aborted using Fetch abort, otherwise the request will still going and will not be aborted, since the Fetch abort is a experimental technology and not capacity with all browsers, be careful with using this feature.

BesAjaxObject will run all tasks ( send requests, retry requests ) in exePool later in callback using setTimeout.

Resolve

If not using abortion, when response return:

If task is in the exePool, the Promise which return by BesRequestObject.send() will be resolve.

If task is in the waitingPool, controller will check if BesAjaxObject.resolveFirst is set to true , the task will be resolve immediately and remove from waitingPool, otherwise it will be resolve later when it moving to exePool.

Capacity

For browser capacity, we have require fetch and promise-polyfill as dependencies.

Document

BesAjaxRequest()

• create a new BesAjaxObject.
• type <Function>
• return BesAjaxObject

BesAjaxObject

• This object can create request object, handle execute pool and waiting pool.
• type <Object>

BesAjaxObject.createRequest(fetchOptions,options)

• create a request object.
• type <Function>
• parameters - fetchOptions - options
• return BesRequestObject

BesAjaxObject.log

• Turn logs on/off
• type <Boolean>
• default false
• value - true:turn on logs. - false:turn off logs.

BesAjaxObject.poolSize

• Max size of execute pool.
• type <Integer>
• default 5

BesAjaxObject.abort

• Using Fetch abort to abort request when task is pushed to waitingPool.
• type <Boolean>
• default false

BesAjaxObject.resolveFirst

• Set to true: when requests in waitingPool get response, it will be resolve immediately, to false : resolve when it moving back to exePool.
• type <Boolean>
• default false

BesAjaxObject.successHandler(responseObject)

• Global response success handler function for all requests in BesAjaxObject. To use it, just overwrite it.
• type <Function>

BesAjaxObject.errorHandler(e)

• Global error handler function for all requests in BesAjaxObject. To use it, just overwrite it.
• type <Function>

BesAjaxObject.taskPool.on('pool', Function)

• Fired when exePool/waitingPool push/remove tasks.

BesRequestObject

• Request object
• type <Object>

BesRequestObject.clone()

• Copy a BesRequestObject.
• type <Function>
• return BesRequestObject

BesRequestObject.extend(fetchOptions,options)

• Create another BesRequestObject extended fetchOptions, options -Properties in fetchOptions, options will overwrite the same properties in original fetchOptions, options in BesRequestObject. But only fetchOptions.headers will use Headers.append(), see Fetch Headers.
• type <Function>
• parameters - fetchOptions - options
• return BesRequestObject

BesRequestObject.send()

• Send request.
• type <Function>
• return Promise

BesRequestObject.onsuccess

• execute when task success, will extend ancestor requests' onsuccess function.
• type <Function>
• parameters - responseObject : can be text,json,blob... depends on responseType in options.

BesRequestObject.onerror

• execute when task error, will extend ancestor requests' onerror function.
• type <Function>
• parameters - responseObject : can be text,json,blob... depends on errorType in options.

fetchoptions

• type <Object>
• Same as fetch API's init options
• additional/different options: (request Url will be url+query, or host+path+query) - headers - You don't need to pass Fetch Headers, just pass Object or JSON format. - type:<Object>/<JSON> - url - request's url. - type <String> - host - request's host. ex: 'http://example.com' - type <String> - path - request's path. ex: 'api', '/api' - type <String> - query - request's query string. ex: 'user=xxx;id=123' - type <String>

options

• BesRequestObject options
• type <Object>
• options - primary - Priority of requests. 0 is the most primary task. - type <Number> - default 1 - retry - Maximum retry time when request fail. - type <Integer> - default 0 - sleep - Wait milliseconds before every retry. - type <Integer> - default 100 - expofn(x,sleep) - change sleep when task retry. - type <Function> - x: request has retried x times. - sleep: current sleep value. - return sleep - ex: ((x ,sleep) => sleep + x*200 ) - timeout - Requests will be reject after timeout (millisecond). - type <Integer> - name - Request's ( Task's ) name show in logs. - type <String> - default undefined - responseType - Parse success response body with Body Methods, 'text', 'json' ,'blob' etc. - type <String>
  • errorType
    • Parse error response body with Body Methods, 'text', 'json' ,'blob' etc. - type <String>