js-request

Version

1.0.0

If you are like you are trying to remove jQuery from your projects so this is your plugin.

With this plugin you could execute ajax request from javascript in an easy way using ES6 promises... I'm sure you will need this Polyfill to run it Promises

This is under development because I'm using this on my projects, if someone want to make a change I will be so happy... =)

BTW, I'm using RequireJS so if someone want to make a modification to work with WebPack or CommonJS, make a PullRequest.

And now... this is how works:

GET method

define([ 
	'js-request'
	], function( JSRequest ) {
	    API.reqest('http://localhost')
	        .get()
	        .then(function(response) {
	            console.log(response);
	        });
	});

GET method (with parameters on QueryString)

define([ 
	'js-request'
	], function( JSRequest ) {
	    API.reqest('http://localhost')
	        .get({
	            'param1': 'bar',
	            'param2': 'foo'
	        })  //will generate "http://localhost?param1=bar&param2=foo"
	        .then(function(response) {
	            console.log(response);
	        });
	});

POST method

define([ 
	'js-request'
	], function( JSRequest ) {
	    API.reqest('http://localhost')
	        .post({
	            'param1': 'bar',
	            'param2': 'foo'
	        })
	        .then(function(response) {
	            console.log(response);
	        });
	});

POST method (upload a file)

define([ 
	'js-request'
	], function( JSRequest ) {
	    API.reqest('http://localhost')
	        .upload(formData)   //previusly you need to generate the formData object
	        .then(function(response) {
	            console.log(response);
	        });
	});

PUT method

define([ 
	'js-request'
	], function( JSRequest ) {
	    API.reqest('http://localhost')
	        .put({
	            'param1': 'bar',
	            'param2': 'foo'
	        })
	        .then(function(response) {
	            console.log(response);
	        });
	});