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@forgerock/sdk-request-middleware

v1.3.0

Published

A flexible middleware system for intercepting and modifying HTTP requests in the Ping Identity JavaScript SDK.

Readme

SDK Request Middleware

A flexible middleware system for intercepting and modifying HTTP requests in the Ping Identity JavaScript SDK.

Overview

This package provides a middleware architecture that allows developers to intercept, inspect, and modify HTTP requests before they are sent to the server. It's designed to work with Redux Toolkit's Query API, providing a familiar middleware pattern for request manipulation.

Features

  • Request Interception: Intercept outgoing API requests before they reach the server
  • Request Modification: Modify URL parameters, headers, and request bodies
  • Action-Based Middleware: Process requests based on specific action types
  • Middleware Chain: Execute multiple middleware functions in sequence
  • Immutable Actions: Prevent accidental mutation of action objects
  • TypeScript Support: Built with TypeScript for better developer experience and type safety

Installation

npm install @forgerock/sdk-request-middleware

Usage

Basic Usage

import { initQuery } from '@forgerock/sdk-request-middleware';

// Define your middleware functions
const requestMiddleware = [
  (req, action, next) => {
    // Add custom headers
    req.headers.set('x-custom-header', 'custom-value');

    // Continue to the next middleware
    next();
  },
  (req, action, next) => {
    // Add URL parameters
    req.url.searchParams.set('timestamp', Date.now().toString());

    // Continue to the next middleware
    next();
  },
];

// Create a request
const fetchArgs = { url: 'https://api.example.com/resource' };

// Initialize a query and apply middleware
const response = await initQuery(fetchArgs, 'start')
  .applyMiddleware(requestMiddleware)
  .applyQuery(async (args) => {
    // Your fetch implementation here
    return fetch(args.url, args);
  });

Action-Based Middleware

import { initQuery } from '@forgerock/sdk-request-middleware';

const authMiddleware = [
  (req, action, next) => {
    // Apply different logic based on action type
    switch (action.type) {
      case 'DAVINCI_START':
        req.url.searchParams.set(...params);
        break;
      case 'DAVINCI_NEXT'
        req.url.searchParams.set(...params);
        break;
    }

    // Add authorization token from action payload if available
    if (action.payload?.token) {
      req.headers.set('Authorization', `Bearer ${action.payload.token}`);
    }

    next();
  },
];

// Use the middleware with specific action type
const response = await initQuery(fetchArgs, 'login')
  .applyMiddleware(authMiddleware)
  .applyQuery(queryCallback);

API Reference

initQuery(fetchArgs, endpoint)

Initializes a query object that can be used to apply middleware and execute HTTP requests.

Parameters:

  • fetchArgs: A FetchArgs object containing the URL and any other request options
  • endpoint: A string representing the endpoint being called (maps to an action type)

Returns: A query API object with the following methods:

applyMiddleware(middleware)

Applies an array of middleware functions to the request.

Parameters:

  • middleware: An array of middleware functions that conform to the RequestMiddleware type

Returns: The query API object for chaining

applyQuery(callback)

Executes the request with the provided callback function.

Parameters:

  • callback: A function that takes the modified request and returns a Promise with the API response

Returns: A Promise with the result of the callback function

RequestMiddleware Type

type RequestMiddleware<Type, Payload> = (
  req: ModifiedFetchArgs,
  action: Action<Type, Payload>,
  next: () => ModifiedFetchArgs,
) => void;

Building

Run nx build sdk-request-middleware to build the library.

Running unit tests

Run nx test sdk-request-middleware to execute the unit tests via Vitest.