next-abstract-request

Standard abstract request.

installation

npm install -S @jswork/next-abstract-request

apis

api	params	description
request	(inUrl, inMethod, inData, inOptions)	The entry api
get	(inUrl, inData, inOptions)	The get api
post	(inUrl, inData, inOptions)	The post api
delete	(inUrl, inData, inOptions)	The delete api
put	(inUrl, inData, inOptions)	The put api
patch	(inUrl, inData, inOptions)	The patch api
head	(inUrl, inData, inOptions)	The head api
fetch	(inConfig)	The only one args fetch api

usage

import NxAbstractRequest from '@jswork/next-abstract-request';
// https://github.com/afeiship/next-fetch/blob/master/src/index.js

var DEFAULT_OPTIONS = {
  pipeStyle: 'fetch',
  dataType: 'json',
  responseType: 'json',
  interceptors: [],
  transformRequest: nx.stubValue,
  transformResponse: nx.stubValue,
  transformError: nx.stubValue
};

var BetterFetch = nx.declare('nx.BetterFetch', {
  extends: NxAbstractRequest,
  methods: {
    defaults: function () {
      return DEFAULT_OPTIONS;
    },
    request: function (inMethod, inUrl, inData, inOptions) {
      var options = nx.mix(null, this.options, inOptions);
      var isGET = inMethod === 'get';
      var body = isGET ? null : NxDataTransform[options.dataType](inData);
      var url = isGET ? nxParam(inData, inUrl) : inUrl;
      var headers = { 'Content-Type': nxContentType(options.dataType) };
      var config = nxDeepAssign({ method: inMethod, body: body, headers: headers }, options);
      var responseHandler = options.responseType
        ? nxToAction(options.responseType)
        : nx.stubValue;
      return options.fetch(url, config).then(responseHandler);
    }
  }
});

license

Code released under the MIT license.