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npm install requestly
yarn add requestly
pnpm add requestly
import requestly from "requestly";
Creating a custom instance allows you to set a base URL, default headers, params, manage cookies, and intercept requests/responses.
const client = requestly.create({
baseUrl: "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com",
userAgent: "Custom User-Agent",
headers: {
"Custom-Header": "CustomHeaderValue",
},
cookies: {
"Custom-Cookie": "CustomCookieValue",
},
interceptors: {
onRequest: (url, init) => {
// Modify request before it is sent
},
onResponse: (url, init, response) => {
// Process response after it is received
},
},
});
// or create a client with a custom baseUrl without any options
const client = requestly.create("https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com");
const response = await client.get("/todos/1");
// Retrieve the response data (no need to call `response.json()`)
console.log(response.data);
By default, cookies are persisted. You can change this behavior by setting the storeCookies
option when creating a client.
const client = requestly.create({
baseUrl: "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com",
storeCookies: false,
});
You can intercept requests and responses to modify them before they are sent or after they are received.
const client = requestly.create({
baseUrl: "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com",
interceptors: {
onRequest: (url, init) => {
return { ...init, headers: { ...init.headers, foo: "bar" } };
},
onResponse: (url, init, response) => {
// Process response after it is received
},
},
});
Easily modify the default headers and cookies for your client.
// Modifying headers
client.headers.set("foo", "bar");
// Modifying cookies
client.cookies.set("foo", "bar");
// POST request
const postResponse = await client.post("/todos", {
body: { title: "New todo", completed: false },
});
// PUT request
const putResponse = await client.put("/todos/1", {
body: { title: "Updated todo", completed: true },
});
// DELETE request
const deleteResponse = await client.delete("/todos/1");
// PATCH request
const patchResponse = await client.patch("/todos/1", {
body: { title: "Patched todo" },
});
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