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jizy-api

v2.2.2

Published

A lightweight API transport library (fetch/xhr proxies)

Readme

jizy-api

A lightweight API transport library — fetch and XMLHttpRequest proxies sharing a chainable API.

Install

npm i jizy-api

ESM only: the package ships its lib/ sources (no dist/ bundle, no browser global). Import it from your own bundle.

Modules

  • Api.js — jApi base class. Holds the request configuration (URL, method, json, timeout, data, callback, messenger) and the response-handling pipeline (call, onResponse). Subclasses implement transport(). Named helper: param(input) (bracket-notation query-string serializer).
  • Fetch.js — jFetch extends jApi with a fetch-based transport. Named helpers: appendQuery, buildFetchHeaders, buildFetchBody, classifyFetchError.
  • Ajax.js — jAjax extends jApi with an XMLHttpRequest-based transport. Named helpers: buildAjaxUrl, applyJsonResponse, classifySendError.
  • ApiResponse.js — response shape produced by onResponse (success, data, error, message, info).

Public exports

import { jFetch, jAjax } from 'jizy-api';

Usage

import { jFetch } from 'jizy-api';

new jFetch()
    .post('https://api.example.com/users')
    .setData({ name: 'alice' })
    .setCallback((response) => {
        if (response.success) console.log('created', response.data);
    })
    .call();

call() returns the instance, not a promise: the result reaches you through the callback.

HTTP shortcuts

get, post, put, patch, delete configure method + json: true and return the instance — chain .call() to dispatch.

new jFetch().get('/users').call();
new jFetch().post('/users', { timeout: 10000 }).setData({ name: 'alice' }).call();
new jFetch().delete('/users/1').call();

A shortcut first resets the configuration to its defaults (URL, method, timeout, reload timeout, json, messenger config, data), so call it before the other setters.

Configuration

| Setter | Default | Notes | |---|---|---| | setUrl(url) | '' | Required before call() — empty/whitespace throws Invalid Api call URL. | | setMethod(m) | 'GET' | Uppercased automatically. | | withJson(b) | true | Toggles JSON request/response handling. | | withDebug(b) | false | Logs the request lifecycle via console.debug. | | setTimeout(ms) | 5000 | Aborts the request when exceeded. | | setReloadTimeout(ms) | 2000 | Delay before page reload when response.reload is true. | | setData(d) | null | Object → JSON body for POST/PUT/PATCH with json: true; otherwise url-encoded form. | | setCallback(fn) | null | Invoked with the parsed ApiResponse. Return false to suppress reload. | | setMessenger(m) | none | Optional jizy-messenger instance — duck-typed on messenger.add(message, type, config). | | setMessengerConfig(cfg) | {} | Forwarded to the messenger. |

sets({...}) sets several of them in one call; it reads the keys url, method, timeout, reloadTimeout, json, messengerConfig, data and callback (the messenger and debug flag have their own setters only).

The response's error, message and info strings are passed to the messenger (info with dismissible: false, persistant: false, timeout: 3). Without a messenger they fall back to alert().

Tests

npm test

Jest, run in ESM mode (node --experimental-vm-modules).

License

MIT — see LICENSE.