A tiny helper to assert that response from `fetch()` is ok.
npm install assert-ok-responseA tiny helper to assert that response from fetch() is ok.
``js
import { assertOkResponse } from 'assert-ok-response'
const response = await fetch('https://example.com/not-found')
await assertOkResponse(response)
//
// Throws:
//
// const err = new Error(${errorMsg ?? Cannot fetch ${res.url}} (${res.status}): ${body})`
// ^
//
// Error: Cannot fetch https://example.com/not-found (404):
// [...]
// at assertOkResponse (file:///Users/bajtos/src/assert-ok-response/index.js:15:15)
// at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:105:5)
// at async file:///Users/bajtos/src/assert-ok-response/x.js:4:1 {
// statusCode: 404,
// serverMessage: '\n' +
// [...]
Error properties:
- statusCode (number) - The HTTP status code of the response.serverMessage
- (string) - The response body returned by the server.
- npm test to run the tests.npm run lint:fix
- to fix linting issues.npx np` to publish a new version.
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