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@sharptrick/parley-net-util

v0.8.0

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@sharptrick/parley-net-util — tiny internal HTTP helper (fetchWithRetry + delay) shared by the HTTP chat backends. NOT bridge-core: keeps the seam HTTP-free for SQLite/Redis/NATS/Postgres. Lockstep-published with the rest of Parley (semantic-release, no h

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@sharptrick/parley-net-util

A tiny internal HTTP helper shared by Parley's HTTP chat backends (Zulip, Matrix, Discord, Telegram, Slack). It exports exactly two things:

  • fetchWithRetry(url, init, opts) — the one fetch + 429-retry loop. The caller passes a fully-formed init (auth headers + encoded body + optional signal); the helper retries 429 by honoring the caller's retryAfterOf(res) parser, stops the moment isStopped() is true, returns the Response on ok/allowStatuses, and otherwise throws <label> → <status>: <text>.
  • delay(ms) — a setTimeout promise (the single copy that replaces the per-plugin duplicates).

Why this is not bridge-core

bridge-core is a dependency-free seam that the non-HTTP backends (SQLite, Redis, NATS, Postgres) consume without any HTTP concerns. The retry loop lives here instead so core stays HTTP-free. Per-backend specifics that genuinely differ — auth-header building, body encoding, the Retry-After parser, and transport response shapes (Slack's ok:false envelope, XMPP IQ) — stay in each plugin. Only the loop/guard/cap/default/stopped semantics are shared.

Releases

This is a lockstep-published package: semantic-release publishes it alongside every other Parley package. Do not hand-edit its version.