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cloudbeds-qa-request

A library to handle HTTP requests

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Cloudbeds Request library

The interface to handle HTTP requests

Installing

In order to install we just need to do. If you can not download make sure that you are logging in npm with Cloudbeds credentials

npm install cloudbeds-qa-request

Initializing

After installing we need to initialize the library with the service configuration.

Example without creating a new instance:

const requestService = require('cloudbeds-qa-request');

Example creating a new instance:

const baseUrl = "http://devboxurl.com";
const cookie = true;
const requestService = require('cloudbeds-qa-request').create({ baseUrl, cookie });;

Optional example of creating with headers to be sent on each request:

const baseUrl = "http://devboxurl.com";
const cookie = true;
const clientHeaders = {Authorization: 'Bearer asdas2123asdq34'}
const requestService = require('cloudbeds-qa-request').create({ baseUrl, cookie, clientHeaders });;

Params:

baseUrl: This will be used in all the request. cookie: If you want to share cookies across the request that you will make clientHeaders: Headers that will be sent across with every request

Methods

How to use url ? - Url is and Object that has 3 properties

const url = {
  path: '/example/url'
};

const response = requestService.post({url});
  • Using this case as example a post request will be made against baseUrl + path

Let's suppose that I have a dynamic url

const url = {
  path: '/clients/:clientId',
  replacements: {
    'clientId' : 1
  }
};

const response = requestService.post({url});
  • Using this case as example a post request will be made to baseUrl + /clients/1

Let's suppose that I want to send query params

const url = {
  path: '/clients',
  queryParam: {
    'clientId' : 1,
    'propertyId' : 2
  }
};

  • Using this case as example a post request will be made to baseUrl + /clients?clientId=1&propertyId=2

get({ url, headers })

Send a get request to the specified url, with the optional headers.

If no headers are specified, these are the default ones:

  • Accept: 'application/json'
  • Accept-Language: 'en_US'
  • X-Request-Id: 'uuid'
  • User-Agent: 'Cloudbeds QA Request Library'

post({ url, payload, headers })

Send a post request to the specified url with the payload, and with the optional headers.

If no headers are specified, these are the default ones:

  • Accept: 'application/json'
  • Accept-Language: 'en_US'
  • X-Request-Id: 'uuid'
  • User-Agent: 'Cloudbeds QA Request Library'

patch({ url, payload, headers })

Send a patch request to the specified url with the payload, and with the optional headers.

If no headers are specified, these are the default ones:

  • Accept: 'application/json'
  • Accept-Language: 'en_US'
  • X-Request-Id: 'uuid'
  • User-Agent: 'Cloudbeds QA Request Library'

postFiles({ url, files, headers })

Send a multipart post request to the specified url with the files, and with the optional headers.

If no headers are specified, these are the default ones:

  • Accept: 'application/json'
  • Content-Type: 'multipart/form-data'
  • Accept-Language: 'en_US'
  • X-Request-Id: 'uuid'
  • User-Agent: 'Cloudbeds QA Request Library'

Files should be an array of objects with the properties:

  • name: name of the file being uploaded
  • path: path to the files being uploaded

delete({ url, headers })

Send a delete request to the specified url, and with the optional headers.

If no headers are specified, these are the default ones:

  • Accept: 'application/json'
  • Accept-Language: 'en_US'
  • X-Request-Id: 'uuid'
  • User-Agent: 'Cloudbeds QA Request Library'

resetCookies()

It will create a new Cookie instance, cleaning them

updateBaseUrl(baseUrl)

It will update the baseUrl

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Package last updated on 29 Jan 2021

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