@alwatr/fetch
Enhanced fetch API with cache strategy, retry pattern, timeout, helper methods and enhanced types written in tiny TypeScript, ES module.
Example usage
import {getJson} from 'https://esm.run/@alwatr/fetch';
interface ProductInterface {
_id: string;
name: string;
description: string;
image: string;
}
const productList = await getJson<Record<string, ProductInterface>>({
url: '/api/products',
queryParameters: {limit: 10},
timeout: 5_000,
retry: 3,
cacheStrategy: 'stale_while_revalidate',
});
Fetch Options
FetchOptions
inherited from the fetch standard parameters and some other...
url
: Request URL.bodyJson
: Body as JS Object.queryParameters
: URL Query Parameters as JS Object.timeout
: A timeout in ms for the fetch request (default 10_000
ms).retry
: If fetch response not acceptable or timed out, it will retry the request (default 3
).retryDelay
: Delay before each retries (default 1_000
).removeDuplicate
: Simple memory caching for remove duplicate/parallel requests (default never
).
never
: Never use memory caching.always
: Always use memory caching and remove all duplicate requests (just by method+url).until_load
: Cache parallel requests until request completed (it will be removed after the promise resolved).auto
: If CacheStorage was supported use until_load
strategy else use always
.
cacheStrategy
: Strategies for caching (default network_only
).
network_only
: Only network request without any cache.network_first
: Network first, falling back to cache.cache_only
: Cache only without any network request.cache_first
: Cache first, falling back to network.stale_while_revalidate
: Fastest strategy, Use cached first but always request network to update the cache.
revalidateCallback
: Revalidate callback for stale_while_revalidate
cache strategy.cacheStorageName
: Cache storage custom name (default alwatr_fetch_cache
).
Read more about standard cache strategies
API
fetch(options: FetchOptions): Promise<Response>
It's a wrapper around the browser's fetch
function that adds retry pattern with timeout and cacheStrategy.
const response = await fetch({
url: '/api/products',
queryParameters: {limit: 10},
timeout: 5_000,
retry: 3,
cacheStrategy: 'stale_while_revalidate',
});
getJson<T>(options: FetchOptions): Promise<T>
It fetches a JSON file from a URL, and returns the parsed data.
const productList = await getJson<ProductResponse>({
url: '/api/products',
queryParameters: {limit: 10},
timeout: 5_000,
retry: 3,
cacheStrategy: 'stale_while_revalidate',
});