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retryable-fetch-ts

v0.0.8

Published

`retryable-fetch-ts` is a lightweight TypeScript package designed to simplify API fetching with built-in support for automatic retries and configurable timeouts.

Readme

retryable-fetch-ts

NPM version NODE version types license

retryable-fetch-ts is a lightweight TypeScript package designed to simplify API fetching with built-in support for automatic retries and configurable timeouts. It is particularly useful in scenarios where network reliability is uncertain, and repeated attempts are necessary to ensure successful API communication.

demo version working example (refer the demo folder for the example code in the github repo)

Feautures

  • Automatic Retry Logic: Automatically retries failed API requests based on a user-defined retry interval and maximum retry count.
  • Configurable Timeout: Allows setting a timeout duration to limit how long the fetch operation should continue attempting retries.
  • Customizable Parameters: Supports flexible configuration for retry intervals, maximum attempts, and timeout thresholds.
  • Lightweight and Easy to Use: Minimal dependencies and a simple API make it easy to integrate into any TypeScript or JavaScript project.
  • Improved Reliability: Ideal for use cases where APIs may intermittently fail and require multiple attempts to succeed.

Installation

npm install retryable-fetch-ts

Usage Example

import { retryFetch } from 'retryable-fetch-ts';

function App() {
	const [dataList, setDataList] = useState([])
	const [secondApiresp, setSecondApiResp] = useState(null)

    useEffect(() => {
		retryApiCalls()
	}, [])

    const retryApiCalls = async () => {
		const backendBseAPI = 'https://fictional-orbit-v5gvqp9gx9qhpv7g-3001.app.github.dev' //you might have to change this to your specs

		// direct api call without failure
		await retryFetch(backendBseAPI + '/' + 'artworks', { credentials: 'include' }, 5000, 0).then(resp => {
			console.log(resp)
			setDataList(resp?.data)
		}).catch(err => {
			console.log('api failed after retrying....',err)
		})

		// api call with failure and with interval and timeout specified 
		await retryFetch(backendBseAPI + '/' + 'failure_api', { credential: 'include' }, 2000, 10000).then(resp => {
			console.log(resp)
		}).catch(err => {
			console.log('api failed after retrying ...')
			setSecondApiResp(err?.message)
		})
	}

🔧 Parameters

| Parameter | Type | Description | |-----------|----------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | api | string | The API endpoint URL to be fetched. | | metadata| object | Optional metadata or request options (e.g., headers, body, method). | | interval| number | Time (in milliseconds) between each retry attempt. | | timeout | number | Maximum duration (in milliseconds) to keep retrying before giving up. |

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Feel free to submit issues, feature requests, or pull requests to help improve this package.