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http-clienti

A **declarative** RESTful lib for ajax http request, which supports [axios](https://github.com/axios/axios), [fetch](https://github.com/github/fetch) or [request](https://github.com/request/request).

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HttpClient

A declarative RESTful lib for ajax http request, which supports axios, fetch or request.

Installation

This package is based on the ES6 decorator, a few babel plugins required for decorators transform.

npm install --save-dev @babel/plugin-proposal-decorators @babel/plugin-proposal-class-properties babel-plugin-parameter-decorator
npm install --save http-clienti
Note:

This HttpClient lib doesn't provide any actual request tool, so you still need to install them explicitly. For example, if you'd like to build it on axios, you still need this:

npm install --save axios

Usage

Declare your requests as a service, e.g ArticleService.js.

import axios from 'axios';
import HttpClient, { Path, Query, Body, DELETE, POST, PATCH, GET, Headers, RequestOptions, Controller } from 'http-clienti';

@Controller('/articles')
export default class ArticleService extends HttpClient {
  constructor() {
    super(axios);
  }

  @POST()
  @RequestOptions({
    withCredentials: true
  })
  createArticle(@Body body) {
  }

  @DELETE('/:id')
  @Headers({
    'X-TOKEN': 'x-token'
  })
  deleteArticle(@Path('id') id) {
  }

  @PATCH('/:id')
  updateArticle(@Path('id') id, @Body body) {
  }

  @GET()
  fetchArticles(@Query('author') author) {
  }

}

Then just call the methods, which will return the same result with the http you provided (axios here). e.g index.js.

import ArticleService from './ArticleService'

const articleService = new ArticleService();
articleService.fetchArticles('Warner')
  .then(response => {
    console.log(response);
  });

This demonstrating a basic usage with HttpClient. Check out the /example for more details.

Document

Inject your request engine

Only axios / fetch / request are supported currently. We provided two approaches to inject your request engine.

1. Inject with constructor.

import axios from 'axios';
import HttpClient, { Controller } from 'http-clienti';

@Controller('/articles')
export default class ArticleService extends HttpClient {
  constructor() {
    // axios, fetch or request
    super(axios);
  }
  
  ...
}

2. Inject with defaults.

import request from 'request';
import HttpClient, { Controller } from 'http-clienti';

// This may be declared in some entry or main file.
HttpClient.defaults = {
  // axios, fetch or request
  engine: request,
};

// Then declare your services
@Controller('/articles')
export default class ArticleService extends HttpClient {
  /* This is no need any more
  constructor() {
    // axios, fetch or request
    super(axios);
  }
  */
  
  ...
}

Declare the baseURL

1. Overwrite the getBaseURL method. It's useful declaring a base class for baseURL along with engine injected.

BaseHttpClient.js

import HttpClient from 'http-clienti';

export default class BaseHttpClient extends HttpClient {
  constructor() {
    super(fetch/axios/request);
  }

  getBaseURL() {
    return 'http://www.test.com/'
  }
}

ArticleService.js

import { Body, GET, Path, POST, Query, Controller } from 'http-clienti';
import BaseHttpClient from './BaseHttpClient';

@Controller('/articles')
export default class ArticleService extends BaseHttpClient {

  @GET('/:category')
  fetchArticles(@Path('category') category, @Query('status') status) {
  }

  @POST()
  createArticle(@Body body) {
  }

}

2. Inject with defaults, you may declare the engine at the mean time.

main.js

import request from 'request';
import HttpClient from 'http-clienti';

HttpClient.defaults = {
  // axios, fetch or request
  engine: request,
  baseURL: 'http://www.test.com/'
};

ArticleService.js

import HttpClient, { Body, GET, Path, POST, Query, Controller } from 'http-clienti';

@Controller('/articles')
export default class ArticleService extends HttpClient {
  constructor() {
    super(axios);
  }

  @GET('/:category')
  fetchArticles(@Path('category') category, @Query('status') status) {
  }

  @POST()
  createArticle(@Body body) {
  }
}

3. Axios specifically, you can also define the baseURL in axios directly.

localAxios.js

import axios from 'axios';

export default axios.create({
  baseURL: 'https://www.test.com/',
  // Other config
  headers: {'X-Custom-Header': 'foobar'}
});
import axios from './localAxios'
import HttpClient, { Body, GET, Path, POST, Query, Controller } from 'http-clienti';

@Controller('/articles')
export default class ArticleService extends HttpClient {
  constructor() {
    super(axios);
  }

  @GET('/:category')
  fetchArticles(@Path('category') category, @Query('status') status) {
  }

  @POST()
  createArticle(@Body body) {
  }
}

:)

Hope you enjoy this declarative request lib. Feel free to open an issue if you get any problem. I will keep my eyes on it.

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Package last updated on 19 May 2019

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