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@qnx/client

v0.7.13

Published

@qnx/client for handling response

Readme

@qnx/client

@qnx/client provides utility classes and types to help standardize and simplify handling of API responses on the client side. It supports typed access to data, messages, and errors from server responses.

✨ Features

  • Typed wrappers for API responses
  • Easy parsing of both success and error responses
  • Works well with any REST API response structure
  • Improves code readability and error handling consistency

📦 Installation

You can install via your preferred package manager:

# npm
npm install @qnx/client

# yarn
yarn add @qnx/client

# pnpm
pnpm install @qnx/client

🚀 Usage

General API Response

import { ApiResponse } from '@qnx/client'

const res = {
  data: 10,
  errorCode: 'ERR002',
  error: 'An error occurred',
  errors: {
    field1: ['Error message 1', 'Error message 2'],
    field2: ['Error message 3']
  },
  message: 'Request successful.',
  serverError: {
    code: 500,
    message: 'Internal server error'
  }
}

const apiRes = ApiResponse(res)

const data = apiRes.getData()
const message = apiRes.getMessage()
const errors = apiRes.getErrors()
const error = apiRes.getError()
const errorCode = apiRes.getErrorCode()

Success Response

import { ApiSuccessResponse } from '@qnx/client'

const res = {
  data: 10,
  message: 'Request successful.'
}

const apiRes = ApiSuccessResponse(res)

const data = apiRes.getData()
const message = apiRes.getMessage()

Error Response

import { ApiErrorResponse } from '@qnx/client'

const res = {
  errorCode: 'ERR002',
  error: 'An error occurred',
  errors: {
    field1: ['Error message 1', 'Error message 2'],
    field2: ['Error message 3']
  }
}

const apiRes = ApiErrorResponse(res)

const errors = apiRes.getErrors()
const error = apiRes.getError()
const errorCode = apiRes.getErrorCode()

Types

ApiResponseValue

import type { ApiResponseValue } from '@qnx/client'

const response: ApiResponseValue<number> = {
  data: 10,
  errorCode: 'ERR002',
  error: 'An error occurred',
  errors: {
    field1: ['Error message 1', 'Error message 2'],
    field2: ['Error message 3']
  },
  message: 'Request successful.',
  serverError: {
    code: 500,
    message: 'Internal server error'
  }
}

ApiSuccessResponseValue

import type { ApiSuccessResponseValue } from '@qnx/client'

const successResponse: ApiSuccessResponseValue<number> = {
  data: 10,
  message: 'Request successful.'
}

ApiErrorResponseValue

import type { ApiErrorResponseValue } from '@qnx/client'

const errorResponse: ApiErrorResponseValue = {
  errors: {
    field1: ['Error message 1', 'Error message 2'],
    field2: ['Error message 3']
  },
  error: 'An error occurred',
  errorCode: 'ERR002'
}

🤝 Contributing

Pull requests are welcome!
For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss your proposed updates.
Ensure tests are updated for any feature changes.

📄 License

MIT License © 2023–PRESENT Yatendra Kushwaha