rex / REquest ajaX

REquest ajaX client get and post for connecting to the API/Web Service Host

Installing

nodejs via npm

npm install rex-requestajax

html via vanilla js

clone/download

add /mod/frontend/vanilla/rex.js to your html script 
or add vanilla/rex.js file to your lib web doc for use the script 

How To Use

0. Require

nodejs

const rex = require('rex-requestajax');

html

//add in your html head tag
<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.5.1.min.js"></script> //need jquery for running rex.js
<script src="./mod/frontend/vanilla/rex.js"></script> //add vanilla/rex.js file to your lib web doc for use the script 

//see sample.html for implementation

1. Must define API/Web Service Host

Create Instance API/Web Service Host

const request = new rex("API/Web Service Host");
//const request = new rex("https://randomuser.me/api/")

2. You can set arguments for Prerequisite API/Web Service Host and set context for 'this' object after get result

const context = this; //'this' is default object you can change with another object;
cons argument = {a:"sdf"};

const request = new rex("API/Web Service Host")
                .setContext(context)
                .setArgs(argument);

3. Define request type .get (for get data) or .post (for transaction data)

GET

cons argument = {a:"sdf"};
const request = new rex("API/Web Service Host");

request.get();

//you also can add argument in .get chain method                
request.get(argument);

POST

cons argument = {a:"sdf"};
const request = new rex("API/Web Service Host");

request.post();

//you also can add argument in .post chain method                
request.post(argument);

4. Handle result data with define .done() / .fail() / .final()

.done handle for successfull request

.done(function(ret){				
    console.log(ret);
    
})

.fail handle for fail request

.fail(function(ret){				
    console.log(ret);
    
})

.final handle is always run after successfull request or fail request

.done(function(ret){				
    console.log(ret);
    
})
.fail(function(ret){				
    console.log(ret);
    
})
.final(function(ret){				
    console.log(ret);
    
})

More API/Web Service Host

You can change the request API/Web Service Host

request.setWebhost("new API/Web Service Host");

Or You can create new Instance again and follow point 1 is up to you then follow back point 2/3/4