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api-req-builder

v0.1.2

Published

Utilities for api request and response

Readme

Api Request Builder

Package Info:

This is an utility of api request builder base on axios package. It make more easily to create new a http request and handling response.

Installing Package:

npm install api-req-builder

Table methods:

| Method name | Descriptions | Note | | ------------- | ------------- |------------- | | addConfig | Adding any config for a http request |Read axios config| | addParam | Adding single query param or path param specify key and value string |Content | | addParams | Adding object quey param or path param |Include 1 or more properties | | addHeader | Adding single header with key-value pair string |Content | | addHeaders | Adding object header with more properties |Content | | sendRequest | Create a http request and send it with all config added |Content |

Usage:

  1. import module Api Request Builder
import { ApiRequestBuilder }  from 'api-req-builder';
  1. Create object Api Request Builder:
const builder = new ApiRequestBuilder();
  1. Create a http request
const response = builder
            .addConfig('baseURL', 'http://localhost:9001')
            .addConfig('method', 'get')
            .addConfig('url', '/:version/customers/customer-core/{cgid}')
            .addHeader('x-channel', 'mobile')
            .addHeader('token', '123-abc')
            .addHeaders({ 'x-metadata': '123123123', 'x-version': 1.9 })
            .addParam(PARAM_TYPE.PATH, 'version', 'v1')
            .addParam(PARAM_TYPE.PATH, 'cgid', '200101HYPHEN020235000CM3')
            .addParam(PARAM_TYPE.QUERY, 'partyType', 'ORG')
            .addParam(PARAM_TYPE.QUERY, 'cgid', '123123123')
            .addParam(PARAM_TYPE.QUERY, 'transRef', 'LMBULK321')
            .sendRequest();

Note: You can declare a placeholder for path param in url endpoint like this

addConfig('url', '/:version/customers/customer-core/:cgid')

or

addConfig('url', '/{version}/customers/customer-core/{cgid}')

then assign value addParam method:

.addParam(PARAM_TYPE.PATH, 'version', 'v1')
            .addParam(PARAM_TYPE.PATH, 'cgid', '200101HYPHEN020235000CM3')

Publish package:

- npm run build
- npm publish