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fetch-redux-middleware

v0.0.8

Published

A Redux Middleware that use fetch standard to simplify actions/reducers workflow

Readme

fetch-redux-middleware

A Redux Middleware that use fetch standard to simplify fetch actions/reducers workflow

Installation

npm i fetch-redux-middleware --save

Or use yarn:

yarn add fetch-redux-middleware

Configuration

In order to use this middleware, you can follow this example

import fetchMiddlewareCreator from "fetch-redux-middleware"
import { applyMiddleware } from 'redux';

const fetchMiddlewareInstance = fetchMiddlewareCreator({
    base : "https://exampleapi.com,
    defaultHeaders : {
        ["Accept"] : "application/json",
        ["Content-type"] : "application/json"
    },
    defaultParams : {
        api_key : "0123445689"
    },
    onRequest : (request, state, action) => {
        /* this code is called before each request, you can modify it */

        if (state.session.token) {
          request.params["token"] = "jwt.token.1212GJ23"
        }

        return request
    }
})

applyMiddleware(fetchMiddlewareInstance);

How to use it

Property "param" is optionnal

function actionCreator(param1)
    return {
        url : "homeData",
        params : {
            dataOrder : params1
        },
        onStart : (payload, meta, dispatch, getState) => {
          /* DO SOMETHING WHEN REQUEST START */
          /*
            # payload : null
            # meta : null
            # dispatch : redux dispatch func
            # getState : redux getState func
          */
        },
        onSuccess : (payload, meta, dispatch, getState) => {
          /* DO SOMETHING WHEN REQUEST SUCCEED */
          /*
            # payload : response body
            # meta : response data (http code status)
            # dispatch : redux dispatch func
            # getState : redux getState func
          */
          /* you can dispatch (and go throught all middlewares chain) */
          dispatch({
            TYPE : "HOMEDATA_SUCCESS"
          })
          /* you can send an action to the next middleware */
          return {
            TYPE : "HOMEDATA_SUCCESS"
          }

        },
        onError : (payload, meta, dispatch, getState) => {
          /* DO SOMETHING WHEN REQUEST FAIL */
          /*
            same possibilies than in onSuccess
          */
        }
    }
}

POST Request

A post request just need a aditionnal property : body. You can use param too in a POST request if its requires query parameters

function loginAction(email, password)
    return {
        url : "account/auth",
        method: 'POST',
        body : {
            email,
            password
        },
        onStart : (payload, meta, dispatch, getState) => {},
        onSuccess : (payload, meta, dispatch, getState) => {},
        onError : (payload, meta, dispatch, getState) => {}
    }
}

Automatically dispatch Actions

With autoDispatchPrefix : the middleware will dispatch actions automatically. In this case: LOGIN_SUCCESS, LOGIN_REQUEST and LOGIN_ERROR

function loginAction(email, password)
    return {
        url : "account/auth",
        method: 'POST',
        body : {
            email,
            password
        },
        autoDispatchPrefix: 'LOGIN',
    }
}