hyperia.js v1.0.2

Hyperia.JS

Efficient API bindings for Hyperia.

This repository contains official API bindings for Hyperia.

Usage

import hyperia from "hyperia.js"

const h = hyperia("YOUR-API-TOKEN")
await h.checkToken({ doThrow: true }) // will throw an exeception if token is incorrect
const u = await h.users.get("@me")

Intro

This wrapper is being used in production. It has most up-to-date API changes.

Main concept

Hyperia.js's objects are immutable. If you perform any method on an object, it returns a new one. except for Hyperia class.

Hooks

Hyperia.js has a concept of hooks. They are emitted at some point of a request life-cycle. There are 5 types of hooks - beforeRequest, request, requestDone, requestFailed, requestSuccessful.

To add them, you should call function with name of the hook and provide function you want to emit:

hyperia.requester.beforeRequest(req => {
  // this code will abort all GET requests
  if(req.method == 'GET') {
    return false
  } else {
    return true
  }
})

hyperia.requester.onRequest(req => {
  // request is gurranteed to be performed
})

hyperia.requester.requestDone(resp => {
  // request has been completed without network errors,
  // however API errors are still possible
})

hyperia.requester.requestFailed(resp => {
  // resp may be undefined. request is failed because of network errors,
  // or because of API errors
})

hyperia.requester.requestSuccessful(resp => {
  // request was successful
})

Performing request

In case you need to access unimplemented APIs, you can use request method.

const resp = await hyperia.requester.request<RespData>('/auth/v1/some-secret-method', 'POST', { test: 2 })

Contributing

We'd love to accept your contributions! All we want is following Conventional Commits - that's it.

License

This project is licensed under GNU GPL v3.0.