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@react-mvi/http

v1.1.2

Published

Http IO module for React MVI.

Downloads

316

Readme

@react-mvi/http

react-mvi StateHandler for http request.

Requirements

  • @react-mvi/core >= 1.0.0

Installation

nps install @react-mvi/http

Usage

First, register HttpHandler to @react-mvi/core handlers by registerHandlers.

import {
  registerHandlers
} from '@react-mvi/core';
import {
  HttpHandler
} from '@react-mvi/http';


registerHandlers({
  http: new HttpHandler()
})

@react-mvi/http use http property of Store returned object.

See example below.

Create request stream.

// Send request.
class AStore extends Store<{http: {[key: string]: HttpConfig}}> {
  public render() {
    return {
      http: {
        'app::requestSubmit': this.intent.onSubmit().mapTo({...})
      }
    }
  }
}

Receive response with stream.

@intent
class Intent {
  private intent: HandlerResponse;
  private http: HandlerResponse;
  
  public onSubmit() {
    return this.intent.for('app::onSubmit');
  }

  public onSubmitResponse() {
    return this.http.for('app::requestSubmit');
  }
}

// In Store.
this.intent.onSubmitResponse().map(...)

Request Specification

interface HttpConfig {
  url: string;
  method?: HttpMethod;
  headers?: any;
  mode?: 'cors'|'same-origin'|'no-cors';
  json?: boolean;
  data?: string|Blob|FormData,
  form?: boolean;
  responseType?: ResponseType
}

url

Request url.

method

Request method type. It defined in HttpMethods enum.

enum HttpMethod {
  GET = 1,
  POST,
  PUT,
  DELETE
}

headers

Request headers.

mode

Fetch api mode.

json

Send json or not.

data

Request body.

form

Using www-form-urlencoded.

responseType

Response body type. It defined in ResponseType enum.

enum ResponseType {
  JSON = 1,
  BLOB,
  ARRAY_BUFFER,
  FORM_DATA,
  TEXT
}

Response Specification

interface HttpResponse<T, E> {
  ok: boolean;
  headers: {[key: string]: string};
  status: number;
  response: T;
  error: E;
}

ok

Flag that show response was 30X or 20X.

headers

Response headers.

status

Response status number.

response

Response body.

error

Error message if error occured.