q-wrapped-requst v1.0.1

QRequst

A Q-promise request node module wrapper. It will produce Q-promises for request methods:

• del
• get
• head
• patch
• post
• put

Installation

npm install q-wrapped-requst

Fulfillment

A fulfillment handler will receive an array of request callback params:

• response
• body

So the typical request chain may look like:

    (new Request).get("http://echo.jsontest.com/key/value/one/two")
        .spread(function(response, body){
            // Process your body here...
        });

Constructor

A QRequest constructor will accept an options param that will call defaults of request internally and use this request for further requests:

    it ("should use bound properties for further requests", function(){
        var r = new Request({url: "http://echo.jsontest.com/key/value/one/two"});
        return r.get(undefined)
            .spread(function(response, body){
                return JSON.parse(body);
            }).should.eventually.deep.equal({
                "one": "two",
                "key": "value"
            });
    });

raw

Both QRequest class and its instances will have a raw property for convenience.

• QRequest raw is just a request itself.
• Instance raw property is a request produced by calling defaults as a constructor.

Getting body

For more convenience QRequest expose two utility functions to get body:

bodyIfStatusOk

Returns body if response status is one of the allowed:

    it ("should fail on incorrect status using 'bodyIfStatusOk' shortcut", function(){
        return (new Request).get("http://echo.jsontest.com/key/value/one/two")
            .spread(Request.bodyIfStatusOk(500))
            .should.eventually.be.rejectedWith(RangeError);
    });

body

Returns body if response status is 200:

    it ("should get body if response status is 200 using a 'body' shortcut", function(){
        return (new Request).get("http://echo.jsontest.com/key/value/one/two")
            .spread(Request.body)
            .then(JSON.parse)
            .should.eventually.deep.equal({
                "one": "two",
                "key": "value"
            });
    });