HTTP client based on observables.

Compatible with both Javascript and Typescript.

• Example
• Available methods
• Configuration
• Interfaces
  • ConfigurationInterface
  • ObjectInterface

import { http } from '@d3byte/rxjs-http'; const configuration = { baseUrl: 'http://localhost:8080', }; const httpClient = http(configuration); httpClient .post( 'login', { username: 'user', password: 'pass' }, { MyCustomHeader: 'Value' }, ) .subscribe(user => { // Do something with data });

All methods you would probably need are available in the package. You can use all of those:

• GET
• POST
• PUT
• PATCH
• DELETE

The package supports configuring clients and keeping multiple instances of clients at the same time.

To configure a client, you have to pass a configuration object to http function.

This interface represents objects for configuring HTTP Client.

interface ConfigurationInterface { jwt?: string; baseUrl?: string; defaultHeaders?: ObjectInterface; }

Properties:

• jwt [optional] – property where you can store jwt token for communication with api. Client will automatically insert it into Authorization header with Bearer.
• baseUrl [optional] – URL to API. For example, http://localhost:8080. Pay attention that there should not be a a slash (/) at the end of the url. If no baseUrl passed, you will have to manually set the entire url in method calls.
• defaultHeaders [optional] – an object with pairs of keys and strings. Here you can pass any default headers you want. Client will insert them into requests.

A simple representation of object with dynamic keys and values. It suits for any object you would ever pass.

httpClient .get( 'user', { MyCustomHeader: 'Value' }, ) .subscribe(user => { // Do something with data });

httpClient .post( 'login', { username: 'user', password: 'pass' }, { MyCustomHeader: 'Value' }, ) .subscribe(user => { // Do something with data });

httpClient .put( 'books', { title: 'Fav Book' }, { MyCustomHeader: 'Value' }, ) .subscribe(data => { // Do something with data });

httpClient .patch( 'books', { title: 'Fav Book' }, { MyCustomHeader: 'Value' }, ) .subscribe(data => { // Do something with data });

httpClient .delete( 'books', { title: 'Fav Book' }, { MyCustomHeader: 'Value' }, ) .subscribe(data => { // Do something with data });