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woowa-utils

v1.0.3

Published

useful utils for woowa-techcamp

Readme

Modules below are written by Typescript.

fetchWrapper

Description

: FetchWrapper helps you easily make XHR requests using fetch API like axios

How to use

  1. install

    npm i woowa-utils
  2. import fetchWrapper

    import { fetchWrapper } from 'fetchWrapper'
  3. give parameters that fetchWrapper needs

    1. type of input and output

    2. method

      • you can use five HTTP method type
        • GET
        • POST
        • DELETE
        • PATCH
        • PUT
    3. url

    4. body(optional)

    here we'll give you some examples that might help you

    If you make GET request, you can use fetchWrapper as below

         // define type of input
         export interface ITransactionResponse {
           id: number
           content: string
           price: number
           paymentName: string
           categoryName: string
           createdAt: Date
         }
            
         const TRANSACTION = 'http:localhost:3000/api/transaction'
            
         export const fetchAllTransaction = async () => {
           // define type of input and output
           // if there is no output, make it 'undefined'
           return await fetchWrapper<ITransactionResponse[], undefined>(
             // define method
             'GET',
             // define url
             TRANSACTION
            // if there is no body, leave blank 
           )
         }

    If you're making POST request, you can use fetchWrapper as below

    // define input
    export interface ITransactionResponse {
      id: number
      content: string
      price: number
      paymentName: string
      categoryName: string
      createdAt: Date
    }
       
    // define output
    export interface ICreateTransaction {
      content: string
      price: number
      paymentId: number
      userId: number
      categoryId: number
    }
       
    const TRANSACTION = 'http:localhost:3000/api/transaction'
       
    export const createNewTransaction = async (args: ICreateTransaction) => {
    	// input type should be ITransactionResponse
      // output type should be ICreateTransaction
      return await fetchWrapper<ITransactionResponse[], ICreateTransaction>(
        // define method
        'POST',
        // define url
        TRANSACTION,
        // define body(optional)
        args
      )
    }

    As fetchWrapper pass result when promise is resolve using async/await pattern, function that uses fetchWrapper can just use the data llik the one that synchronous function returns.

    However , It is important to notice that fetchWrapper returns array in which first element is response and the second one is error.

    Therefore, you have to use api function that uses fetchWrapper like below

    const [result, err] = await createNewTransaction(body)

    You can continue the logic using result and err.

    Thank you.

    Github