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@saez-juan/fetcher

v1.1.0

Published

Wrapper seguro alrededor de `fetch` (Bun/WHATWG) que devuelve `Result` en vez de lanzar excepciones. Incluye helpers para parsear JSON, texto y para reenviar respuestas con el esquema de `Result`.

Readme

@saez-juan/fetcher

Wrapper seguro alrededor de fetch (Bun/WHATWG) que devuelve Result en vez de lanzar excepciones. Incluye helpers para parsear JSON, texto y para reenviar respuestas con el esquema de Result.


Instalacion

bun add @saez-juan/fetcher

Idea principal

  • fetcher envuelve fetch y devuelve Result para modelar exito/error como valores.
  • Evita excepciones en el flujo normal y promueve manejo explicito de errores.
  • Helpers incluidos: fetcher.json, fetcher.text, fetcher.forward.

API

  • fetcher(input, init?) => AsyncResult<Response>
  • fetcher.json<T>(input, init?) => AsyncResult<T>
  • fetcher.text(input, init?) => AsyncResult<string>
  • fetcher.forward<T>(input, init?) => AsyncResult<T>

Notas:

  • init.fetch?: (typeof fetch) permite inyectar tu propia implementacion (util en tests).
  • init.headers admite Record<string, string> o un diccionario tipado.

Uso basico

import fetcher from "@saez-juan/fetcher";

// Realiza una request y maneja el resultado sin excepciones
const res = await fetcher("https://api.example.com/ping");
if (res.isErr) {
	console.error(res.error);
	return;
}

const response = res.value;
console.log("status:", response.status);

JSON helper

import fetcher from "@saez-juan/fetcher";

type Ping = { ok: boolean };

const res = await fetcher.json<Ping>("https://api.example.com/ping");
if (res.isErr) {
	return console.error(res.error);
}

console.log("ok:", res.value.ok);

Text helper

import fetcher from "@saez-juan/fetcher";

const res = await fetcher.text("https://example.com/robots.txt");
if (res.isErr) return console.error(res.error);

console.log(res.value);

Forward helper (reenviar Result)

import fetcher from "@saez-juan/fetcher";

// Espera un body con forma { success: boolean; data?: unknown; error?: ResultError }
const res = await fetcher.forward<number>(
	"https://api.example.com/price?id=SKU123"
);
if (res.isErr) {
	return console.error(res.error);
}

console.log("price:", res.value);

Inyeccion de fetch (tests y entornos)

import fetcher from "@saez-juan/fetcher";

const res = await fetcher("/endpoint", {
	fetch: (input, init) => {
		return Promise.resolve(new Response(JSON.stringify({ ok: true })));
	}
});

if (res.isOk) {
	console.log(await res.value.json());
}

Hecho por Juan Saez