A zapier-inspired fetch modification.
npm install encharge-requestThis module implements a Zapier-inspired node-fetch modification.
Usage:
``javascript`
const { request } = require("request");
// Note: Only the URL is required.
request("https://example.com", {
method: "POST",
// Set headers
headers: {
"X-Header": "Heads up"
},
// You can add query parameters:
params: {
key: "will be added as a query parameter"
},
// Send the body as string
body: "Can be a string",
// Or as JSON (sets the Content-Type header to application/json)
json: {
Winter: "Fell"
},
// Or Form encoded (sets the Content-Type header to www-x-form-urlencoded)
form: {
John: "Snow"
},
// And other options:
follow, // max redirect count, 0 for no limit.
compress, // set to false to disable gzip content encoding.
timeout, // Request timeout. Set to 0 to disable. Default 0.
size // Request size limit. Set to 0 to disable. Default 0.
});
Then response is a promise with the following structure:
`javascript``
{
status, // HTTP status code
headers, // Response headers as a dict
content, // Response as text
json, // Response parsed as JSON, if possible.
request, // Options object (see above that fired the request).
getHeader, // Helper function to get header by name.
throwForStatus; // Helper function that throws if the status > 300.
}