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pcutils

v3.0.0

Published

PetroCloud Utils

Downloads

86

Readme

Twenty20 Solutions Utils (pcutils)


npm version Build Status


Some utility functions we use for several projects

Change Log

See the CHANGELOG.md for information on what's new and what changed.

Usage

Function httpRequest(options)

Executes an HTTP request.

  • options request options. See request options documentation
  • returns a promise that is resolved with the request response object, unless options.returnBody is set to true, in that case, it resolves the promise with the body content.

In the case where the request returns an HTTP error (anything from 400 to 599 HTTP status code), it will reject the promise with an error object with err.message = IncomingMessage.statusMessage as it's message, and err.statusCode = IncomingMessage.statusCode. If options.returnBody is set to false, the err object returned is augmented with the response object.

Function postJSONObject(url, objToSend, timeout, returnBody=true)

Aliased to postJSON, too.

Sends a JSON object to and endpoint as an HTTP POST

  • url URL string of the endpoint
  • objToSend object to send
  • timeout integer containing the number of milliseconds to wait for a server to send response headers (and start the response body) before aborting the request. Note that if the underlying TCP connection cannot be established, the OS-wide TCP connection timeout will overrule the timeout option (the default in Linux can be anywhere from 20-120 seconds).
  • returnBody boolean that defaults to true. Instructs the function to return body if true, or the response object response if false.
  • returns a promise that is resolved with the request response body, unless returnBody is set to false, in that case, it resolves the promise with the response object.

In the case where the request returns an HTTP error (anything from 400 to 599 HTTP status code), it will reject the promise with an error object with err.message = IncomingMessage.statusMessage as it's message, and err.statusCode = IncomingMessage.statusCode. If returnBody is set to false, the err object returned is augmented with the response object.

Function getJSON(url, timeout, returnBody = true)

Get a JSON object from an endpoint as an HTTP GET

  • url URL string of the endpoint
  • timeout integer containing the number of milliseconds to wait for a server to send response headers (and start the response body) before aborting the request. Note that if the underlying TCP connection cannot be established, the OS-wide TCP connection timeout will overrule the timeout option (the default in Linux can be anywhere from 20-120 seconds).
  • returnBody boolean that defaults to true. Instructs the function to return body if true, or the response object response if false.
  • returns a promise that is resolved with the request response body, unless returnBody is set to false, in that case, it resolves the promise with the response object.

In the case where the request returns an HTTP error (anything from 400 to 599 HTTP status code), it will reject the promise with an error object with err.message = IncomingMessage.statusMessage as it's message, and err.statusCode = IncomingMessage.statusCode. If returnBody is set to false, the err object returned is augmented with the response object.

License

MIT © 2014-2022 Twenty20 Solutions

This module is free and open-source under the MIT License.