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tinkoff-request-http-client-adapter

Interface implementation HttpClient from @tramvai/http-client based on the library @tinkoff/request

API​

createAdapter​

createAdapter - factory to create an HTTP client. It configures an instance of @tinkoff/request via createTinkoffRequest, and based on it creates an instance of HttpClientAdapter

type createAdapter = (options: TinkoffRequestOptions) => HttpClient;

TinkoffRequestOptions​

interface TinkoffRequestOptions extends HttpClientRequest {
  // tramvai logger
  logger?: typeof LOGGER_TOKEN;
  // namespace for the logger, the prefix `request.` will be added to it
  name?: string;
  // will disable the default caching via `@tinkoff/request-plugin-cache-memory`
  disableCache?: boolean;
  // cache factory for `@tinkoff/request-plugin-cache-memory`
  createCache?: (options: any) => any;
  // cache ttl for `@tinkoff/request-plugin-cache-memory`
  cacheTime?: number;
  // the default request execution time limit, in ms
  defaultTimeout?: number;
  // response validator for `@tinkoff/request-plugin-validate`
  validator?: RequestValidator;
  // error validator for `@tinkoff/request-plugin-validate`
  errorValidator?: RequestValidator;
  // method allows you to modify the error object before sending logs from `@tinkoff/request-plugin-log`
  errorModificator?: RequestValidator;
}

createTinkoffRequest​

createTinkoffRequest - creates an instance of @tinkoff/request with all the necessary plugins

type createTinkoffRequest = (options: TinkoffRequestOptions) => MakeRequest;

HttpClientAdapter​

HttpClientAdapter - adapts @tinkoff/request to the interface HttpClient.

The request method wraps the request parameters in the modifyRequest option, and passes them to @tinkoff/request. Then, the received response is modified in the HttpClientRequest, and wrapped in the modifyResponse option. If there is an error, it will wrapped into the modifyError option.

The fork method creates a new instance of HttpClientAdapter, but with the same @tinkoff/request instance.

type HttpClientAdapter = HttpClient;

mergeOptions​

By default, mergeOptions compose modifyRequest, modifyResponse and modifyError options, with the corresponding options from options being executed first, then from nextOptions. If you pass a third parameter { replace: true }, all parameters of the same name from options will simply be overwritten by parameters from nextOptions

type mergeOptions = (
  options: HttpClientRequest,
  nextOptions: HttpClientRequest,
  config?: { replace?: boolean }
) => HttpClientRequest;