quest-adapter

A proxy based HTTP requests utility

Installation

npm install --save quest-adapter

Examples

quest-adapter is a flexible HTTP lib, which utilises adapters of the form:

interface Options {
  uri: string,
  method: string,
  body?: any,
}

type quest-adapterAdapter = (options:Options) => Promise<any>;

Included within is a simple adapter based on the request module.

Usage with request

const request = require('quest-adapter/request');
const quest-adapter = require('quest-adapter')(request, 'https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com', { json: true });

async function updateFirstComment(postId, patch) {
  const [comment] = await quest-adapter.posts[postId].comments.get();
  Object.assign(comment, patch);
  await quest-adapter.comments[comment.id].put(comment);
  return true;
}

Frontend Usage

You can use use the special quest-adapter/es5 module to import an uglifiable version of this lib. Here's an example using it and the builtin fetch function:

function fetchAdapter(options) {
  options.method = options.method.toUpperCase();
  const body = new FormData();
  body.append('json', JSON.stringify(options.body));
  options.body = body;
  return fetch(options.uri, options).then(response => response.json());
}

const quest-adapter = require('quest-adapter/es5')(fetchAdapter, 'https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com');

async function updateFirstComment(postId, patch) {
  const [comment] = await quest-adapter.posts[postId].comments.get();
  Object.assign(comment, patch);
  await quest-adapter.comments[comment.id].put(comment);
  return true;
}

A note about hyphenate

quest-adapter options all have a hyphenate key that is set to true by default. It ensures that calling props like quest-adapter.userControls will be translated to the url /user-controls. If your API does'nt follow this convention, you can set it to false globally or individually.