httpr-interceptor-header

Interceptor for setting headers in every request sent with httpr.

Import

The library requires a peer of Httpr.

ES6 import

import {Httpr} from 'httpr';
import {HeaderInterceptor} from 'httpr-interceptor-header';

const http = new Httpr();

http.register(new HeaderInterceptor('key', 'value'));

Commonjs

const Httpr = require('httpr').Httpr;
const HeaderInterceptor = require('httpr-interceptor-header').HeaderInterceptor;

const http = new Httpr();

http.register(new HeaderInterceptor('key', 'value'));

Browser

<script src="path/to/lodash.js"></script>
<script src="path/to/dist/httpr[.min].js"></script>
<script src="path/to/dist/httpr-interceptor-header[.min].js"></script>

<script>
  var http = new httpr.Httpr();
  
  http.register(new httprInterceptorHeader.HeaderInterceptor('key', 'value'));
</script>

Type Definitions

For TypeScript usage, a file with type definitions is bundled in npm.

This file is generated using barrel-defgen.

Building

npm install
npm run build

These commands will setup the package and generate the distributable files as well as the type definitions.

Other tasks:

• npm run build:umd - generate library bundle.
• npm run build:min - generate minified library bundle.
• npm run build:defs - generate definitions from barrel to defs directory.
• npm run clean - remove generated directories.
• npm run lint - check style of source files.
• npm run doc - generate documentation from sources to doc directory.
• npm run test - run all test suites.
• npm run test:unit - run unit tests only.