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@nexload-sdk/pool-fetch

v2.1.2

Published

Advanced, resilient, and modular fetch client for Node.js and Next.js with automatic connection pooling (undici powered)

Readme

@nexload-sdk/pool-fetch

Fast, resilient, modular fetch client for Node.js — with automatic undici connection pooling, runtime resilience, and full Next.js & SSR compatibility.

Features

  • Connection Pooling: Automatic per-origin undici pooling for maximum Node.js network efficiency
  • 🔄 Graceful Fallback: If undici fails, falls back to native fetch API with diagnostic headers
  • 🛡 Resilient by Design: Handles connection cleanup, process shutdowns, and runtime detection (Next.js, Edge, CI)
  • 🧩 Modular Structure: Clean layering — base client, pool manager, and undici-powered client
  • 🔍 Zero-Config Observability: Health snapshot, detailed debug logs (via @nexload-sdk/logger)
  • 🧪 Full TypeScript & Workspace support: Easy monorepo integration
  • 🚀 Latest standards: Targets Next.js 15+, TypeScript 5.x, undici ^7.x

Installation

pnpm add @nexload-sdk/pool-fetch
# or
npm install @nexload-sdk/pool-fetch

Usage

Basic:

import { UndiciHttpClient } from "@nexload-sdk/pool-fetch";

const httpClient = new UndiciHttpClient();

const resp = await httpClient.fetch("https://api.example.com/data", {
  method: "GET",
  headers: { "Authorization": "Bearer TOKEN" }
});

const json = await resp.json();

Advanced (Custom pool manager):

import { UndiciHttpClient, ConnectionPoolManager } from "@nexload-sdk/pool-fetch";

const poolManager = ConnectionPoolManager.getInstance();

const client = new UndiciHttpClient(poolManager);

await client.fetch("https://microservice.internal/path");

API

UndiciHttpClient

  • .fetch(input, init?): Promise
    • Optimized pipeline: undici first, native fetch fallback
  • Injectable poolManager for custom lifetime control

ConnectionPoolManager

  • .getPool(url: string)
  • .closeAll(): Closes all pools
  • .getHealth(): Returns health snapshot

BaseHttpClient (for advanced extension)

  • Provides reusable utility methods for HTTP client development

Best Practices & Notes

  • Runs only in Node.js: Not designed for browser execution
  • Optimized for SSR/ISR/Backend
  • No runtime state sharing for Edge or on-demand stateless runners
  • Logs can be controlled via @nexload-sdk/logger config

License

MIT © S. MohammadMahdi Zamanian