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request-wrapper

v0.3.2

Published

A capsulation for request which is a node popular lib

Downloads

15

Readme

request-wrapper

npm

A capsulation for request which is a node popular lib

Installation

$ npm install request-wrapper

Get Started

request-wrapper is only a simple capsulation for request. It's destination is to provide the http response which is a promise and more unified control of http request, response and error

var RequestWrapper = require('request-wrapper');
var http = new RequestWrapper();
http.request({
    url: "https://nodejs.org/en/"
})
    .then(function (res) {
        console.log(res);
    })
    .error(function (err) {
        console.log(err);
    });

Dependencies

It depends on bluebird which is popular promise lib.

API

.request(options)

The options arg is based on the option in request lib.

The arguments about http are in here: link

And you can use ':' in url and 'params' in options for concating url parts easily.

// The request url is 'http://example.com/product/id'
http.request({
	url: 'http://example.com/:path/id',
	params: {
		path: 'product'
	}
})

.then(res)

The Object includes all response infomation. You can get body using res.body and so on.

.catch(error)

The Object like following:

{
	error: "error object or error msg",
	response: "whole response infomation like res in then method"
}

.setCallback(res, body, resolve, reject)

You can modify the logic for judging success via this method. In addition, you must use resolve or reject method to return res object.

http.setCallback(function(res, body, resolve, reject){
	var code = res ? res.statusCode : null;
        if (!code || code < 200 || code >= 400) {
            return reject(res);
        }
        if (body.error) {
            return reject(res);
        }
        resolve(res);
})

transformErr

A series functions to handle error.

// log error info
http.transormErr.push(function(reqConfig, err, res, body){
	logger.error({
	   request: JSON.stringify(reqConfig),
	   error: JSON.stringify(err),
	   response: JSON.stringify(res)
	});
});

transformReq

A series functions to handle request.

// add custom header for every request
http.transformReq.push(function(reqConfig, body, headers, status, req){
	headers['custorm-header'] = 'custom-value';
})

transformRes

A series functions to handle response.

// log info for every response
http.transformRes.push(function(reqConfig, body, headers, status, res){
	logger.info(res.body);
})

Thank you.