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@a11d/api

v0.5.2

Published

Tools for building API SDKs on fetch, with pluggable authentication, error types and two-way value conversion.

Downloads

571

Readme

@a11d/api

Tools for building API SDKs on fetch, with pluggable authentication, error types and two-way value conversion.

npm

Installation

npm install @a11d/api

Usage

import { Api, apiValueConstructor, type ApiValueConstructor } from '@a11d/api'

@apiValueConstructor()
export class DateValueConstructor implements ApiValueConstructor<Date, string> {
	shallConstruct(value: unknown) {
		return typeof value === 'string' && /^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}T/.test(value)
	}

	construct(value: string) {
		return new Date(value)
	}

	shallDeconstruct(value: unknown) {
		return value instanceof Date
	}

	deconstruct(value: Date) {
		return value.toISOString()
	}
}

Api.url = 'https://example.com/api'

type Order = {
	readonly id: number
	readonly placedAt: Date
}

const order = await Api.get<Order>('/orders/1')
await Api.put(`/orders/${order.id}`, { ...order, placedAt: new Date })

API

| Name | Kind | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | HttpError | class | The base class of the error Api throws for a response with an error status, once a subclass is registered through @apiError(). | | Api | class | Sends JSON requests to the configured API and constructs typed values from the responses. | | apiError | const | Registers the decorated HttpError subclass as the error Api throws for a response with an error status. | | apiAuthenticator | const | Registers an instance of the decorated class as the authenticator of Api. | | apiValueConstructor | const | Registers an instance of the decorated class as a value constructor of Api. | | ApiAuthenticator | type | The contract an authenticator fulfills to add credentials to the requests of Api and to react to its responses. | | ApiValueConstructor | type | The contract a value constructor fulfills to construct domain values from responses and to deconstruct them for requests. | | HttpFetchMethod | type | An HTTP method Api sends a request with. | | FetchAction | type | Sends the current request once more, handed to ApiAuthenticator.processResponse for retrying it. |

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License

MIT © a11delavar