HTTP Adapters
By default Openblox uses fetch to make HTTP requests. Some users may prefer to use something different or are using a runtime which doesn't support fetch. For this reason Openblox facilitates the use of any of any HTTP library / framework via HTTP Adapters.
Example HTTP Adapter.
// ./myHttpAdapter.ts
// [ Modules ] ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
import { HttpAdapter, HttpResponse } from "openblox/http/adapters"
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// [ Private Functions ] /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
const getBody = async (response: Response, contentType: string | null) => {
return contentType?.startsWith("application/json") ? await response.json() : await response.text()
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
export const FetchAdapter: HttpAdapter = async ({ url, method, headers, body, formData }) => {
const response = await fetch(url, { method, headers: headers as any, body: formData || body, cache: "no-store" } as any)
/* Different libraries return HTTP responses in slightly different ways, so returning
this class ensures every HTTP adapter returns their responses in the same way. */
return new HttpResponse({
url, method,
success: response.ok,
statusCode: response.status,
headers: response.headers as any as Headers,
body: await getBody(response, response.headers.get("content-type")),
fullResponse: response
} as any)
}Configuring Openblox To Use The Above HTTP Adapter.
// ./index.ts
import "dotenv/config"
import { updateConfig } from "openblox/config"
import { MyHttpAdapter } from "./myHttpAdapter"
updateConfig({
http: {
adapter: MyHttpAdapter
}
})
// make api requests via openblox here!