ffetch 5.1.0 adds opt-in request and response shortcuts…
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ffetch 5.1.0 adds opt-in request and response shortcuts
Shipped ffetch 5.1.0.
ffetch is a lightweight, production-ready HTTP client that wraps native fetch with built-in timeouts, retries with exponential backoff, lifecycle hooks, and pending request tracking. Works across browsers, Node, SSR, and edge runtimes.
New in v5.1.0: two opt-in convenience plugins.
Usage:
import { createClient } from '@fetchkit/ffetch'
import { requestShortcutsPlugin } from '@fetchkit/ffetch/plugins/request-shortcuts'
import { responseShortcutsPlugin } from '@fetchkit/ffetch/plugins/response-shortcuts'
const api = createClient({
timeout: 10000,
retries: 3,
retryDelay: (ctx) => Math.pow(2, ctx.attempt - 1) * 1000 + Math.random() * 1000,
plugins: [requestShortcutsPlugin(), responseShortcutsPlugin()],
})
const todo = await api.get('/todos/1').json()
Exponential backoff with jitter: each retry waits 2\^(attempt-1) seconds plus random jitter, with timeout of 10s and max 3 retries. Plugins are optional, default behavior stays fetch-compatible.
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Shipped ffetch 5.1.0.
ffetch is a lightweight, production-ready HTTP client that wraps native fetch with built-in timeouts, retries with exponential backoff, lifecycle hooks, and pending request tracking. Works across browsers, Node, SSR, and edge runtimes.
New in v5.1.0: two opt-in convenience plugins.
Usage:
import { createClient } from '@fetchkit/ffetch'
import { requestShortcutsPlugin } from '@fetchkit/ffetch/plugins/request-shortcuts'
import { responseShortcutsPlugin } from '@fetchkit/ffetch/plugins/response-shortcuts'
const api = createClient({
timeout: 10000,
retries: 3,
retryDelay: (ctx) => Math.pow(2, ctx.attempt - 1) * 1000 + Math.random() * 1000,
plugins: [requestShortcutsPlugin(), responseShortcutsPlugin()],
})
const todo = await api.get('/todos/1').json()
Exponential backoff with jitter: each retry waits 2\^(attempt-1) seconds plus random jitter, with timeout of 10s and max 3 retries. Plugins are optional, default behavior stays fetch-compatible.
#technology #dev #js #programming
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