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Fetch Client

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UXL Fetch Client npm version

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npm i @uxland/fetch-client

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Configuration

Set Base URL

All relative fetch will use provided url as its own base URL. If using absolute uri when fetching, this will not be taken into account.

import { setBaseUrl } from "@uxland/fetch-client";
setBaseUrl("http://localhost");

Register response handlers

Register a response handler to manipulate result.

import { registerResponseHandler } from "@uxland/fetch-client";
registerResponseHandler((response) => JSON.stringify(response));

Change fetch client configuration

Change configuration globally. All fetch requests will use this configuration.

import { configure } from '@uxland/fetch-client';
configure({mode: 'no-cors',{ headers: {authorization: 'Bearer <token>' }}});

Change fetch client headers

Change headers globally. All fetch requests will use specified headers.

import { setHeaders } from "@uxland/fetch-client";
setHeaders({ authorization: "Bearer <token>" });

Delete specific header

Remove a header from global headers using provided id.

import { removeHeader } from "@uxland/fetch-client";
removeHeader("authorization");

Reset fetch client headers

Reset global headers to default.

import { resetHeaders } from "@uxland/fetch-client";
resetHeaders();

Fetch data

import { doFetch } from "@uxland/fetch-client";
const response = doFetch("/dummy", { mode: "no-cors" }, { foo: "bar" })
  .then((r) => r)
  .catch((e) => e);

In addition, fetchClient also publishes (via @uxland/event-aggregator) two events INVALID_CREDENTIALS_EVENT and INVALID_REQUEST_EVENT when credentials are invalid or request has failed.

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Package last updated on 17 Jun 2021

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