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fetch-magic

v2.0.0

Published

This is magic 🧙‍️🧙‍️

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Readme

fetch-magic

fetch-magic

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fetch-magic

This is magic 🧙‍️🧙‍️ .

You don't need to fetch with request url.

// normally
const usersResponse = await fetch('https://yourdomain/api/users');
const articlesResponse = await fetch('https://yourdomain/api/articles');

// fetch-magic
const client = fetchMagic({ baseUrl: 'https://yourdomain/api' });
const usersResponse = await client.getUsers();
const articlesResponse = await client.getArticles();

Set up

npm i fetch-magic
# or
yarn add fetch-magic

You can also use CDN.

<script crossorigin src="https://unpkg.com/fetch-magic/dist/index.umd.js"></script>

Usage

fetch-magic generates request url based on property name.

initialize

import fetchMagic from 'fetch-magic';

const client = fetchMagic({ baseUrl: 'https://yourdomain/api', defaultDecodeType: 'json' });

You can use constructor parameters as below.

baseUrl: string

Please set your api base url.

defaultDecodeType?: SupportDecodeType

If you use defaultDecodeType, fetch response automatically is decoded like json.

SupportDecodeType is 'json' | 'text' | 'arrayBuffer' .

HTTP request methods

Please prefix HTTP request method name.

const client = fetchMagic({ baseUrl: 'https://yourdomain/api' });

// GET
client.getUsers()

// POST
client.postUsers()

// PUT
client.putUsers()

// DELETE
client.deleteUsers()

fetch-magic supports get, post, put, and delete .

You will encounter an error without the method names if you use TypeScript.

// TypeScript Error
client.hoge()

no path parameter

Please use camelCase.

const client = fetchMagic({ baseUrl: 'https://yourdomain/api' });

// request https://yourdomain/api/users
client.getUsers()

// request https://yourdomain/api/articles
client.getArticles()

// request https://yourdomain/api/users/articles
client.getUsersArticles()

path parameter

Please separate property name with _ and set first argument with path parameter.

const client = fetchMagic({ baseUrl: 'https://yourdomain/api' });

// request https://yourdomain/api/users/:userId
client.getUsers_userId({ userId: '1234' });

// request https://yourdomain/api/users/:userId/articles
client.getUsers_userId_Articles({ userId: '1234' });

// request https://yourdomain/api/users/:userId/articles/:articleId
client.getUsers_userId_Articles_articleId({ userId: '1234', articleId: '5678' });

// request https://yourdomain/api/users/:userId/:testId
client.getUsers_userId_testId({ userId: '1234', testId: 'test' });

query parameter

Please set first argument with query parameter.

const client = fetchMagic({ baseUrl: 'https://yourdomain/api' });

// request https://yourdomain/api/users?page=1
client.getUsers({ page: 1 });

// request https://yourdomain/api/users?page=1&name=hoge
client.getUsers({ page: 1, name: 'hoge' });

// request https://yourdomain/api/users/:userId?hoge=fuga
client.getUsers_userId({ userId: '1234', hoge: 'fuga' });

fetch options

Please set second argument with fetch options except for method and you can also set parameters like below.

decodeType?: SupportDecodeType

Please see defaultDecodeType .

const client = fetchMagic({ baseUrl: 'https://yourdomain/api' });

// with fetch options
const json = await client.getUsers({ page: 1 }, {
  decodeType: 'json',
  mode: 'no-cors',
  headers: {
    'Content-Type': 'application/json',
  },
});

Dependencies

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING.md .

License

Released under the MIT license.