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Tiny package implementing multiple strategies to verify if an HTTP request was failed
Tiny and dependency-free node.js/io.js package implementing multiple strategies to verify if an HTTP request was failed, checking both error and HTTP response code.
Useful to combine as part of a retry/backoff logic. Also allows you to plug in additional strategies.
npm install is-fail --save
Simple usage as part of a retry mechanism
const http = require('http')
const isFail = require('is-fail')()
function doRequest() {
http.request('http://inconsistent-server', function (res) {
if (isFail(null, res)) {
return doRequest() // retry!
}
console.error('Response received')
})
.on('error', function (err) {
if (isFail(err)) {
return doRequest() // retry!
}
console.error('The request failed')
})
}
doRequest()
Plug in additional strategies
const http = require('http')
const isFail = require('is-fail')()
function notFoundStrategy(err, res) {
return res.statusCode === 404
}
const checkFail = isFail([ notFoundStrategy ])
http.request('http://inconsistent-server', function (res) {
if (checkFail(null, res)) {
console.log('Failed request!')
}
})
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Array[ StatusStrategy ]MIT - Tomas Aparicio
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Tiny package implementing multiple strategies to verify if an HTTP request was failed
We found that is-fail demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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