Fetches is a workaround to make requests, in an easy and scalable way.

With Fetches you can define your main settings (URL, Auth Header, Request Type, etc), in a single place and then make requests using this info.

• Install
• Example
• API Reference
  • Client
  • createClient
  • getHTTPMethods
• Browser Support
• How to Contribute
• License

npm install --save fetches

Here we will show a simple request to pokeapi, getting the first pokemon.

import { createClient, getHTTPMethods } from 'fetches'

const client = createClient('http://pokeapi.co/api/v2/')

const http = getHTTPMethods(client)

const bulbasaur = await http.get('pokemon/1') 

• getURI - returns the URI of client.

(uri, [options]) => Client

import { createClient } from 'fetches'

• uri - The URI of your API.
• options - optional - An object containing the settings for all requests made by this created client.
  • request - default: {} - The same custom settings accepted by fetch
  • uri - default: { removeTrailingSlash: false } - The same setting accepted by sindresorhus/normalize-url

(client) => Object

import { getHTTPMethods } from 'fetches'

• get(uri, [params, [options]])

  • uri - String, Array<String> - the complement of your main URI.
  • params - Object - optional - URL query params.
  • options - Object - optional - The same custom settings accepted by fetch

• post(uri, [params, [options]])

  • uri - String, Array<String> - the complement of your main URI.
  • data - Object - optional - The body of request.
  • options - Object - optional - The same custom settings accepted by fetch

• put(uri, [params, [options]])

  • uri - String, Array<String> - the complement of your main URI.
  • data - Object - optional - The body of request.
  • options - Object - optional - The same custom settings accepted by fetch

• patch(uri, [params, [options]])

  • uri - String, Array<String> - the complement of your main URI.
  • data - Object - optional - The body of request.
  • options - Object - optional - The same custom settings accepted by fetch

• delete(uri, [params, [options]])

  • uri - String, Array<String> - the complement of your main URI.
  • data - Object - optional - The body of request.
  • options - Object - optional - The same custom settings accepted by fetch

Fetches is based on Fetch API, which the most of modern browsers already are compatible, but if you need to be compatible with an older browser, you may use this polyfill

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -m 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :)

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2018 Daniel Leite de Oliveira

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