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@mvxiv/http-service

Http service for frontend build upon axios

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HTTP Service

based on axios

Provides

  • useHttpService

  • createApiServiceContainer

  • BaseService

Usage


useHttpService(config, interceptors)

1. setup

// http.service.js

import { useHttpService } from '@mvxiv/http-service';
import { 
  paramsSerializer,
  requestSerializer,
  responseSerializer
} from './lib/serializers';
import { right, left } from './lib/monades/either';

const config = {
  baseURL: 'https://some-domain.com/api',
  paramsSerializer,
  transformRequest: [requestSerializer],
  transformResponse: [responseSerializer],
};

// just example
const interceptors = {
  request: [(config) => (config.headers['Accept'] = 'application/json'), undefined]
  response: [
    [res => right(res), error => left(error)]
  ],
};

export const { 
  httpService,
  defineService,
  setHeader,
  setInterceptors
} = useHttpService(config, interceptors);

2. Use dependency injection

// user.service.js

export class UserService {
  #httpService = null;

  constructor(httpService) {
    this.#httpService = httpService;
  }

  get http() {
    return this.#httpService;
  }

  async getUser(params) {
    return await this.http.get('/users/1', { params });
  } 
}

3. or simple

// products.js

import { httpService } from '../services/http.service.js'

httpService.get('/products', { params: { limit: 10, offset: 20 } });

createApiServiceContainer(constructorsDict, httpConfig, httpInterceptors)

httpConfig and httpInterceptors contracts equals to useHttpService arguments.
constructorsDict is dictionary of constructors (key, value pairs), for example:

// api.ioc.js

import { UserService } from '../services/UserService.js';
import { ProductService } from '../services/ProductService.js';
import { PaymentService } from '../services/PaymentService.js';

class FooDependencyService {};
class BarDependencyService {};

const constructorsDict = {
  UserService,
  productService: ProductService,
  // additional syntax (from v.1.1.2) first place - constructor, rest - arguments
  paymentService: [
    PaymentService,
    new FooDependencyService(),
    new BarDependencyService()
  ],
};

and use factory:

// api.ioc.js

// ...
import { createApiServiceContainer } from '@mvxiv/http-service';

//...
const config = {
  baseURL: 'https//some-domain.com/api'
};

export const container = createApiServiceContainer(constructorsDict, config) // interceptors is optional param

BaseService(httpService)

Is class for inheritance and provide to your own classes context http methods and setHeader method.

http methods provides: get, delete, head, options, post, put, patch and axios special request

// transaction.service.js

import { BaseService } from '@mvxiv/http-service';
import { httpService } from '../services/http.service.js';

export class TransactionService extends BaseService {
  constructor(httpService, some, other, args) {
    super(httpService);
    // ...
  }

  async getTransactions(params) {
    return await this.get('/transactions', { params });
  }

  async createNewTransaction(payload) {
    return await this.post('/transactions', payload);
  }
}

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Package last updated on 25 Apr 2024

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