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@alwatr/fetch

v3.1.3

Published

Enhanced fetch API with cache strategy, retry pattern, timeout, helper methods and enhanced types.

Downloads

480

Readme

Alwatr Fetch

Enhanced fetch API with cache strategy, retry pattern, timeout, helper methods and enhanced types.

Installation

yarn add @alwatr/fetch

Usage

import {fetch} from 'https://esm.run/@alwatr/fetch';

const response = await fetch({
  url: '/api/products',
  queryParameters: {limit: 10},
  timeout: 5_000,
  retry: 3,
  cacheStrategy: 'stale_while_revalidate',
});

if (!response.ok) throw new Error('fetch_failed');

const productList = await response.json();

console.log(productList);

Fetch Options

FetchOptions inherited from the fetch standard parameters and some other...

  • url: Request URL.
  • bodyJson: Body as JS Object.
  • queryParameters: URL Query Parameters as JS Object.
  • timeout: A timeout in ms for the fetch request (default 10_000ms).
  • retry: If fetch response not acceptable or timed out, it will retry the request (default 3).
  • retryDelay: Delay before each retries (default 1_000).
  • removeDuplicate: Simple memory caching for remove duplicate/parallel requests (default never).
    • never: Never use memory caching.
    • always: Always use memory caching and remove all duplicate requests (just by method+url).
    • until_load: Cache parallel requests until request completed (it will be removed after the promise resolved).
    • auto: If CacheStorage was supported use until_load strategy else use always.
  • cacheStrategy: Strategies for caching (default network_only).
    • network_only: Only network request without any cache.
    • network_first: Network first, falling back to cache.
    • cache_only: Cache only without any network request.
    • cache_first: Cache first, falling back to network.
    • stale_while_revalidate: Fastest strategy, Use cached first but always request network to update the cache.
  • revalidateCallback: Revalidate callback for stale_while_revalidate cache strategy.
  • cacheStorageName: Cache storage custom name (default alwatr_fetch_cache).

Read more about standard cache strategies