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@jamx/http

v0.1.0

Published

Composable fetch helpers with interceptors, decoders, validators, and Railway-style results.

Readme

@jamx/http

Composable HTTP helpers built around fetch, interceptors, and Either-style results.

Install

pnpm add @jamx/http

Quick Start

import {
  composeInterceptors,
  createMemoryCacheStore,
  defaultFetch,
  withAuth,
  withCache,
  withHeaders,
  withRetry,
  withTimeout,
} from "@jamx/http";

const cache = createMemoryCacheStore();

const handler = composeInterceptors(
  withTimeout(250),
  withHeaders({ accept: "application/json" }),
  withAuth("demo-token"),
  withJsonBody({ tenant: "team-a" }),
  withCache({ store: cache }),
  withRetry({ retries: 1 }),
)(defaultFetch);

Core APIs

import {
  createFetchHandler,
  decodeJson,
  defaultContext,
  defaultFetch,
  expectStatus,
} from "@jamx/http";

const customFetch = createFetchHandler(defaultContext);

const response = await defaultFetch("https://api.example.com/users/42");
const user = await decodeJson(expectStatus(response, 200), decodeUser);
  • defaultContext is a reusable Context backed by globalThis.fetch.
  • defaultFetch is createFetchHandler(defaultContext).
  • createFetchHandler(...) is useful when you want to inject a mocked or custom fetch implementation.
  • composeInterceptors(...) returns an executable handler with a composed result.

Decoder Helpers

Decoder helpers accept either a plain Response or an Either<..., Response>.

import { decodeJson, json, text, validate } from "@jamx/http";
import { z } from "zod";

const rawResponse = await fetch("https://api.example.com/users/42");
const userSchema = z.object({ id: z.number(), name: z.string() });

const bodyText = await text(rawResponse);
const bodyJson = await json(rawResponse);
const user = await decodeJson(rawResponse, decodeUser);
const userWithSchema = await validate(bodyJson, userSchema);

When you already have an Either, upstream errors are preserved in the helper result type.

Notes

  • withBaseUrl rebases request paths onto a configured base URL.
  • Put request-shaping interceptors like withHeaders and withAuth before withCache so cache keys can include the final request headers.
  • withRetry only retries idempotent methods by default. Pass methods: ["POST"] if you need to opt a write request into replay.
  • validate(result, schema) accepts an Either plus a Standard Schema compatible validator such as Zod.
  • withTimeout aborts the underlying request and returns a TimeoutError when the timeout elapses. TimeoutError extends FetchError.