Ignite: Upgrade HttpClient to a module

Created on 29 Mar 2016 · 7Comments · Source: infinitered/ignite

HttpClient is an opinionated wrapper around fetch.

I'm going to move this to its own repo/npm module. There's more I'd like to do with and lots more tests.

Because it has usefulness outside this repo, we're going to set it free.

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skellock

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Status update.

There's an incoming patch for React Native which will bestow XMLHttpRequest the power to user ontimeout and onerror. I'm hoping for 0.24. They're just doing the rebase dance right now.

Once that's in master I'd be comfortable declaring apisauce ignite-worthy.

Tracking here: https://github.com/skellock/apisauce/issues/7

skellock on 14 Apr 2016

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markrickert on 29 Mar 2016

Oh noes, not another npm module dependency, the world will end

jamonholmgren on 30 Mar 2016

Came up with this: https://github.com/skellock/apisauce

Next step: bring in a PR to show how it works. See if y'all like it enough to include.

skellock on 10 Apr 2016

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Status update.

There's an incoming patch for React Native which will bestow XMLHttpRequest the power to user ontimeout and onerror. I'm hoping for 0.24. They're just doing the rebase dance right now.

Once that's in master I'd be comfortable declaring apisauce ignite-worthy.

Tracking here: https://github.com/skellock/apisauce/issues/7

skellock on 14 Apr 2016

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Ok, that PR just landed in master. I'll get to work on this integration.

skellock on 16 Apr 2016

https://github.com/infinitered/ignite/pull/62

The PR for the ontimeout and onerror will be arriving in 0.25. I'll circle back when 0.25 lands and make sure everything is working as you'd expect.

skellock on 19 Apr 2016

YES! Looking great!