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feat(javascript): expose requestOptions and cache options #283

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🧭 What and Why

🎟 JIRA Ticket: https://algolia.atlassian.net/browse/APIC-176

Changes included:

Follow up of #274
Follow up of #281

  • Expose cache options at the client initialization level
  • Expose requestsOptions on the method, like we currently have on the clients.
    • This allow forcing a request to be cacheable, and more.
    • Due to options coming from 3 sources, doing it in the transporter was the less impactful solution (both for size and redudancy), but I'm still not a fan of it. Don't hesitate to suggest alternatives.

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There is a looot of duplicate types, we could have a small cleaning PR to try to re-use them.

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millotp commented Mar 24, 2022

Can you make it ready for review please ? 😄

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Can you make it ready for review please ? 😄

Yep I'm resolving conflicts first, sorry for the ping D:

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const mergedData: Request['data'] = Array.isArray(baseRequest.data)
? baseRequest.data
: {
...baseRequest.data,
...baseRequestOptions?.data,
};
const request: Request = {
...baseRequest,
data: mergedData,
};
const requestOptions: RequestOptions = {
cacheable: baseRequestOptions?.cacheable,
timeout: baseRequestOptions?.timeout,
queryParameters: {
...baseRequestOptions?.queryParameters,
...methodOptions.queryParameters,
},
headers: {
Accept: 'application/json',
...baseRequestOptions?.headers,
...methodOptions.headers,
},
};
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Not a fan of this part, but those changes at the method level added like 1kb to the bundle size of each clients

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(Logic could definitely be extracted in a method)

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Very clean !

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cacheable: baseRequestOptions?.cacheable,
timeout: baseRequestOptions?.timeout,
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cacheable: baseRequestOptions?.cacheable,
timeout: baseRequestOptions?.timeout,
...baseRequestOptions,

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It's indeed better but small size impact, so I've went with that instead

): Promise<TResponse> {
const mergedData: Request['data'] = Array.isArray(baseRequest.data)
? baseRequest.data
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Is it really useful to have optional data ? Do you have a use case in mind ?

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The only thing I could see is when an option is not available in the client but exists on tHe REST api.

e.g. if they try dev things on the engine, they can test it without changing clients.

It was already there in v4 so I've kept it

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Okay this is already handled by the customRequest endpoint but why not

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