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umi-request

The network request library, based on fetch encapsulation, combines the features of fetch and axios to provide developers with a unified api call method, simplifying usage, and providing common functions such as caching, timeout, character encoding processing, and error handling.

Supported features

• url parameter is automatically serialized
• post data submission method is simplified
• response return processing simplification
• api timeout support
• api request cache support
• support for processing gbk
• request and response interceptor support for class axios
• unified error handling

umi-request vs fetch vs axios

For more discussion, refer to Traditional Ajax is dead, Fetch eternal life If you have good suggestions and needs, please mention issue

TODO Welcome pr

• rpc support
• Test case coverage 85%+
• write a document
• CI integration
• release configuration
• typescript

Installation

npm install umi-request --save

request options

The other parameters of fetch are valid. See fetch documentation

extend options Initialize default parameters, support all of the above

Use

request can be used in a simple package and can be used with reference to antd-pro

// request is the default instance that can be used directly, extend is a configurable method, passing a series of default parameters, returning a new request instance, usage is consistent with the request.
import { extend } from 'umi-request';

const request = extend({
  maxCache: 10, // The maximum number of caches. When it is exceeded, it will automatically clear the first one according to the time.
  prefix: '/api/v1', // prefix
  suffix: '.json', // suffix
  errorHandler: (error) => {
    // Centralized processing error
  },
  headers: {
    Some: 'header' // unified headers
  },
  params: {
    Hello: 'world' // the query parameter to be included with each request
  }
});
request('/some/api');

// Support syntax sugar such as: request.get request.post ...
request.post('/api/v1/some/api', { data: {foo: 'bar'}});

// request an api, no method parameter defaults to get
request('/api/v1/some/api').then(res => {
  console.log(res);
}).catch(err => {
  console.log(err);
});

// url parameter serialization
request('/api/v1/some/api', { params: {foo: 'bar'} });

// post data submission simplification
// When data is object, the default requestType: 'json' can not write, header will automatically bring application / json
request('/api/v1/some/api', { method:'post', data: {foo: 'bar'} });

// requestType: 'form', header will automatically bring application/x-www-form-urlencoded
request('/api/v1/some/api', { method:'post', requestType: 'form', data: {foo: 'bar'} });

// reponseType: 'blob', how to handle the returned data, by default text and json are not added. Such as blob or formData need to add
request('/api/v1/some/api', { reponseType: 'blob' });

// Submit other data, such as text, upload files, etc., requestType is not filled, manually add the corresponding header.
request('/api/v1/some/api', { method:'post', data: 'some data', headers: { 'Content-Type': 'multipart/form-data'} });

// The default is to return the data body, if you need the source response to expand, you can use the getResponse parameter. The result will be a set of layers
request('/api/v1/some/api', { getResponse: true }).then({data, response} => {
  console.log(data, response);
});

// Timeout in milliseconds, but after the timeout, although the client returns a timeout, but the api request will not be disconnected, the write operation is used with caution.
request('/api/v1/some/api', { timeout: 3000 });

// Use the cache, only valid when get. Units of milliseconds, do not add ttl default 60s, ttl = 0 does not expire. cache key for url + params combination
request('/api/v1/some/api', { params: { hello: 'world' }, useCache: true, ttl: 10000 });

// This parameter can be used when the server returns gbk to avoid garbled characters.
request('/api/v1/some/api', { charset: 'gbk' });

// request interceptor, change url or options.
request.interceptors.request.use((url, options) => {
  return (
    {
      url: `${url}&interceptors=yes`,
      options: { ...options, interceptors: true },
    }
  );
});

// response interceptor, handling response
request.interceptors.response.use((response, options) => {
  response.headers.append('interceptors', 'yes yo');
  return response;
});

Error handling

import request, { extend } from 'umi-request';
/**
 * Here are four ways to deal with
 */
/**
 * 1. Unified processing
 * Commonly used in projects where the error code is more standardized, and the error is handled centrally.
 */

const codeMap = {
  '021': 'An error has occurred',
  '022': 'It’s a big mistake,'
  ...
};

const errorHandler = (error) => {
  const { response, data } = error;
  message.error(codeMap[data.errorCode]);

  throw error; // If throw. The error will continue to be thrown.
  // return {some: 'data'}; If return, return the value as a return. If you don't write it is equivalent to return undefined, you can judge whether the response has a value when processing the result.
}

const extendRequest = extend({
  prefix: server.url,
  errorHandler
});

const response = await extendRequest('/some/api'); // will automatically handle the error, no catch. If throw needs to catch.
if (response) {
  // do something
}

/**
* 2. Separate special treatment
* If unified processing is configured, but an api needs special handling. When requested, the errorHandler is passed as a parameter.
*/
const response = await extendRequest('/some/api', {
  method: 'get',
  errorHandler: (error) => {
    // do something
  }
});

/**
 * 3. not configure errorHandler, the response will be directly treated as promise, and it will be caught.
 */
try {
  const response = await request('/some/api');
} catch (error) {
  // do something
}

/**
* 4. Based on response interceptors
*/
request.interceptors.response.use((response) => {
  const codeMaps = {
    502: 'Gateway error. ',
    503: 'The service is unavailable, the server is temporarily overloaded or maintained. ',
    504: 'The gateway timed out. ',
  };
  message.error(codeMaps[response.status]);
  return response;
});

/**
* 5. For the status code is actually 200 errors
*/
request.interceptors.response.use(async (response) => {
  const data = await response.clone().json();
  if(data && data.NOT_LOGIN) {
    location.href = 'login url';
  }
  return response;
})

Development and debugging

• npm install
• npm run dev
• npm link
• Then go to the project you are testing to execute npm link umi-request
• Introduced and used

Code Contributors

• @clock157
• @yesmeck
• @yutingzhao1991