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ter-request-wrapper

v0.2.19

Published

HTTP Request wrapper

Readme

ThreeEyeRaven91's RequestWrapper component for HTTP Request

Installation

npm install ter-request-wrapper --save

# or

yarn add ter-request-wrapper

How to use

As Headless Component

import { Request } from 'ter-request-wrapper';

<Request url={someUrl}>
  {(props) => {
    return <Something />
  }}
</Request>

Params

| Params | Type | Default | Description | |--------------------|------------------------|----------|-------------------------------------------------------------------| | url | String | | URL of data | | method | String | GET | Method of request | | onRequestStarted | Func | | Call when request started | | onRequestCompleted | Func({rawData}) | | Call when request finished | | onRequestError | Func(error) | | Call when request error | | onDataUpdate | Func(newData, oldData) | | Provide the way to pre-process data before update to current data |

Children props

| Params | Type | Default | Description | |---------|-----------------|---------|------------------------------------------| | data | object or array | false | Data return after query and onDataUpdate | | rawData | object or array | false | Data return after query | | loading | boolean | false | query is running or not | | loaded | boolean | false | true if query already performed once | | error | object | false | return error of query |

Best Practice

API Pre-defined

By using config function, you can predefine for all of your API and shortened source code, provide meaningful request component.

import {Request, config} from 'ter-request-wrapper';

export const RequestUser = config({
  url: 'http://example.com/api/user',
  method: 'GET',
})(Request);

# in component file

<RequestUser params={{ userId: this.state.userId }}>
  {({data}) => {
    // return somthing
  }}
</RequestUser>

Roadmap

| Version | Description | Status | |---------|--------------------------------------------|-------------| | 0.1.x | Using render props for calling GET request | Done | | 0.2.x | Apply with other method and params | In Progress | | 0.3.x | Handle error, auto retry, polling | To do | | 0.4.x | Caching, nonce | To do | | 0.5.x | Higher-Order Component | In Progress | | 0.6.x | Compose multiple request | To do | | 0.7.x | Pre-defined API | To do | | 1.0.0 | Official release | To do | | 1.1.x | Generate API from swagger | In Progress |