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@rescript-tauri/plugin-http

v0.1.1

Published

ReScript bindings for @tauri-apps/plugin-http (Tauri 2.x HTTP fetch plugin)

Downloads

265

Readme

@rescript-tauri/plugin-http

ReScript bindings for @tauri-apps/plugin-http — Tauri 2.x's HTTP fetch plugin (a fetch that bypasses webview CORS via the Rust side, with proxy / TLS configuration).

Status

Phase 2+, first iteration. Awaiting first npm publish (plugin-http-v0.1.0).

100% coverage of the stable public surface of @tauri-apps/plugin-http v2.5.9.

Install (planned)

pnpm add @rescript-tauri/plugin-http @rescript-tauri/core @tauri-apps/plugin-http @tauri-apps/api

Quick example

module Http = RescriptTauriPluginHttp.PluginHttp

let getJson = async () => {
  let response: 'response = await Http.fetch("https://api.example.com/data")
  // The `fetch` return type is polymorphic — annotate to fit your
  // call site or use Obj.magic to access Web Response methods.
  Console.log(response)
}

let postWithProxy = async () => {
  let init = {
    "method": "POST",
    "body": "payload",
    "proxy": {"all": "http://corp-proxy:8080"},
  }
  let _: 'response = await Http.fetch("https://api.example.com/data", ~init)
}

Public API

| Symbol | Purpose | |---|---| | fetch(input, ~init=?) | Polymorphic Web-Fetch wrapper backed by Rust (bypasses webview CORS). input accepts string / URL.t / Request; init accepts RequestInit & ClientOptions | | proxy<'proxyValue> | {all?, http?, https?}'proxyValue is string (URL) or proxyConfig | | proxyConfig | {url, basicAuth?, noProxy?} | | basicAuth | {username, password} | | clientOptions<'proxyValue> | {maxRedirections?, connectTimeout?, proxy?, danger?} | | dangerousSettings | {acceptInvalidCerts?, acceptInvalidHostnames?} |

The Web Fetch API surface (Request / Response / RequestInit) is intentionally not bound here — annotate at the call site or use Obj.magic for advanced usage. The Tauri-specific options (proxy / clientOptions / dangerousSettings) are typed explicitly.

Compatibility

| Component | Supported range | |---|---| | @rescript-tauri/plugin-http | this package | | @rescript-tauri/core | ^0.1.0 (peer) | | @tauri-apps/plugin-http | ^2.0.0 (peer) | | rescript | >=12.0.0 | | @rescript/core | >=1.6.0 | | OS | Linux / macOS / Windows |

See also