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A lightweight HTTP Get Request Helper
Follow these steps to get started:
Using NPM, install Spur.js, then add it to your package.json dependencies.
$ npm install spur.js --save
Import Spur from node_modules
, using any namespace desired.
import spur from 'spur.js'
Spur uses Promises under the hood. Meaning a GET request uses the standard Promise syntax:
spur('url')
.then(response => {
// the request is done, and the status === 200
// ...
})
.catch(status => {
// the request is done, but the status !== 200
// ...
})
Because then
returns a Promise, you can chain it.
Note: IE does not natively support Promises, but Edge does.
MIT. © 2017 Eli Smith
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HTTP Get Request Helper
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