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rxxfetch

v14.0.0

Published

Observable HTTP fetch API for browser and Node.js. Handle 302/303 redirect correctly on Node.js

Downloads

145

Readme

RxxFetch

Observable HTTP Fetch() wrapped by RxJS6, support browser and Node.js

GitHub tag License ci codecov Conventional Commits lerna

Features

  • Reactive Ajax programming
  • Request Cancelable via AbortController
  • Runs in browsers and Node.js (node-fetch polyfill though)
  • Restful API GET POST PUT DELETE via get() post() put() remove()
  • Retrieve and append cookies during 30x redirect on Node.js (via keepRedirectCookies:true)
  • Apis support Generics, eg. get<string>(url).subscribe(txt => console.info(txt.slice(1)))
  • Send file via FormData or Stream on Node.js

Browser support (v2.x)

Build Status

  • Should work fine without polyfills in every modern browser
  • IE11 needs polyfills whatwg-fetch, es6-shim, es7-shim
  • Edge14 has 1 failure on remove() with form data
  • Safari 11 (Mac OS X/iOS) may get failure on abortController.abort() with TypeError: Origin http://localhost:9876 is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin
  • Mobile Safari 10.0.0 (iOS 10.3.0) may get failure on abortController.abort() with TypeError: Type error
  • Mobile Safari 9.0.0 (iOS 9.3.0) may get failure on redirect with AssertionError: TypeError: Network request failed
  • Android 4.4 will get failure on parseResponseType() with TypeError: Object function ArrayBuffer() { [native code] } has no method 'isView'

Installing

npm install rxxfetch

Usage

GET JSON

import { get } from 'rxxfetch'

const url = 'https://httpbin.org/get'

get<HttpbinGetResponse>(url, args).subscribe(
  json => {
    console.log(json.url)
  },
  console.error,
)

/** GET Response Interface of httpbin.org */
export interface HttpbinGetResponse {
  args: any
  headers: {
    Accept: string
    Connection: string
    Host: string
    'User-Agent': string,
  }
  origin: string  // ip
  url: string
}

GET HTML

import { get, RxRequestInit } from 'rxxfetch'

const url = 'https://httpbin.org/get'
const args: RxRequestInit = {
  dataType: 'text'
}

get<string>(url, args).subscribe(
  txt => {
    console.log(txt.slice(0, 10))
  },
  console.error,
)

POST

JSON

import { post, RxRequestInit } from 'rxxfetch'

const url = 'https://httpbin.org/post'
const pdata = {
  cn: '测试',
  p1: Math.random(),
  p2: Math.random().toString(),
  p3: {
    foo: Math.random() + '',
  },
}
const args: RxRequestInit = {}
args.data = { ...pdata }

const res = await post<HttpbinPostResponse>(url, args).toPromise()
assert(res && res.url === url)

const json: typeof pdata = res.json
assert(json.cn === pdata.cn, `Should got "${pdata.cn}"`)
assert(json.p1 === pdata.p1, `Should got "${pdata.p1}"`)
assert(json.p2 === pdata.p2, `Should got "${pdata.p2}"`)
assert(json.p3.foo === pdata.p3.foo, `Should got "${pdata.p3.foo}"`)

FORM

import { post, RxRequestInit, ContentTypeList } from 'rxxfetch'

const url = 'https://httpbin.org/post'
const pdata = {
  p1: Math.random(),
  p2: Math.random().toString(),
}
const args: RxRequestInit = {
  // default value is ContentTypeList.json
  contentType: ContentTypeList.formUrlencoded,
  data: pdata
}

post<HttpbinPostResponse>(url, args).subscribe(
  res => {
    const form = res.form
    assert(form && form.p1 === pdata.p1.toString(), `Should got "${pdata.p1}"`)
    assert(form && form.p2 === pdata.p2, `Should got "${pdata.p2}"`)
  },
)

/** POST Response Interface of httpbin.org */
export interface HttpbinPostResponse extends HttpbinGetResponse {
  data: string
  files: any
  form: any
  json: any
}

PUT REMOVE goto TEST

On Node.js

  • Handle cookies when 302/303/307 redirect on Node.js, CODE

    const args = <RxRequestInit> {
      keepRedirectCookies: true,  // <---- intercept redirect -->
    }
  • Cancel an request via AbortController, details in CODE

  • POST FILE

    • via FormData, goto CODE
    • via Stream, goto CODE

Demos

Packages

| Package | Version | Dependencies | DevDependencies | | ------------- | ------------------------------ | ------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------- | | rxxfetch | rxxfetch-svg | rxxfetch-d-svg | rxxfetch-dd-svg | | egg-fetch | egg-svg | egg-d-svg | egg-dd-svg |

License

MIT

Languages