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@zayne-labs/callapi-plugins

v4.0.43

Published

A collection of plugins for callapi

Readme

CallApi Plugins

A collection of official plugins for CallApi that extend its functionality with common patterns and utilities.

Installation

# npm
npm install @zayne-labs/callapi-plugins

# pnpm
pnpm add @zayne-labs/callapi-plugins

Note: This package requires @zayne-labs/callapi as a peer dependency.

Available Plugins

Logger Plugin

Comprehensive HTTP request/response logging with beautiful console output, built on top of consola.

Features:

  • Logs all HTTP requests and responses
  • Tracks errors and retries
  • Color-coded console output
  • Customizable logging options
  • Granular control over what gets logged
import { createFetchClient } from "@zayne-labs/callapi";
import { loggerPlugin } from "@zayne-labs/callapi-plugins";

const api = createFetchClient({
	baseURL: "https://api.example.com",
	plugins: [
		loggerPlugin({
			enabled: process.env.NODE_ENV === "development",
			mode: "verbose", // or "basic"
		}),
	],
});

Configuration Options:

  • enabled - Toggle logging on/off (boolean or granular object)
  • mode - "basic" or "verbose" logging
  • consoleObject - Custom console implementation

Granular Control:

loggerPlugin({
	enabled: {
		onRequest: true,
		onSuccess: true,
		onError: true, // Fallback for all error types
		onValidationError: false, // Disable specific error types
	},
});

Usage

Import and use plugins with your CallApi instance:

import { createFetchClient } from "@zayne-labs/callapi";
import { loggerPlugin } from "@zayne-labs/callapi-plugins";

// Base configuration
const api = createFetchClient({
	baseURL: "https://api.example.com",
	plugins: [
		loggerPlugin({
			enabled: process.env.NODE_ENV === "development",
		}),
	],
});

// Per-request plugins
const { data } = await api("/users", {
	plugins: [loggerPlugin({ mode: "verbose" })],
});

Plugin Development

Want to create your own plugin? Check out the plugin development guide in the main CallApi documentation.

Basic plugin structure:

import { definePlugin } from "@zayne-labs/callapi";

const myPlugin = definePlugin({
	id: "my-plugin",
	name: "My Plugin",
	version: "1.0.0",

	setup: ({ request, options }) => {
		// Modify request/options before sending
		return { request, options };
	},

	hooks: {
		onRequest: (ctx) => {
			// Handle request lifecycle events
		},
		onSuccess: (ctx) => {
			// Handle successful responses
		},
	},
});

Documentation

For detailed documentation and examples, visit:

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read our contributing guidelines and submit pull requests to the main repository.

License

MIT © Ryan Zayne