fix: Format codebase

.github/workflows/check-license.yml

@@ -15,4 +15,3 @@ jobs:
           holder: 'Kapeta Inc.'
           license: 'MIT'
           sources: '*.ts'
-

README.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 This provides a REST client for use with Kapeta.
 
-It wraps the NodeJS ```fetch``` API and provides a simple interface for making requests within Kapeta.
+It wraps the NodeJS `fetch` API and provides a simple interface for making requests within Kapeta.
 
 The specific REST clients are generated by Kapeta and will extend the RestClient class in this package.
 
@@ -14,69 +14,75 @@ They will however all have the same interface which is documented here.
 
 ### Making requests
 
-Normally you will make a request by calling the generated method on the client - however you can also make a request directly by calling 
-the ```$create``` or ```$execute``` method on the client directly.
+Normally you will make a request by calling the generated method on the client - however you can also make a request directly by calling the `$create` or `$execute` method on the client directly.
 
-```client.$create``` will return a Request object which you can then modify before sending it with ```request.call()```.
-
-```client.$execute``` will send the request immediately.
-
+`client.$create` will return a Request object which you can then modify before sending it with `request.call()`.
+
+`client.$execute` will send the request immediately.
 
 ### Headers
 
 You can configure headers on 3 levels which you can see below.
 
 In addition to the withHeader method there are also a few convenience methods for common headers:
-- ```withContentType(contentType:string)```: Sets the Content-Type header
-- ```withAuthorization(authorization:string)```: Sets the Authorization header
-- ```withBearerToken(token:string)```: Sets the Authorization header with a Bearer token
 
+-   `withContentType(contentType:string)`: Sets the Content-Type header
+-   `withAuthorization(authorization:string)`: Sets the Authorization header
+-   `withBearerToken(token:string)`: Sets the Authorization header with a Bearer token
 
 #### Per request
+
 Sets headers for this request only
+
 ```typescript
-const response = await client.someMethodRequest()
-                            .withHeader('X-Some-Header','some-value')
-                            .call();
+const response = await client.someMethodRequest().withHeader('X-Some-Header', 'some-value').call();
 ```
+
 #### Per client
-Sets headers for all requests made by this client. 
 
-**Note** the "$" in front of the method name.
-This is to avoid name collisions with the generated methods.
+Sets headers for all requests made by this client.
+
+**Note** the "$" in front of the method name. This is to avoid name collisions with the generated methods.
+
 ```typescript
-const client = new SomeClient().$withHeader('X-Some-Header','some-value');
+const client = new SomeClient().$withHeader('X-Some-Header', 'some-value');
 const response = await client.someMethod();
 ```
+
 #### Globally:
+
 Sets headers for all requests made by all clients
+
 ```typescript
-RestClient.setDefaultHeader('X-Some-Header','some-value');
+RestClient.setDefaultHeader('X-Some-Header', 'some-value');
 const client = new SomeClient();
 const response = await client.someMethod();
 ```
 
 ### Timeouts
+
 To configure the request timeout you have an option to do so on 3 levels:
 
 #### Per request
+
 ```typescript
-const response = await client.someMethodRequest()
-                            .withTimeout(1000) // Set timeout to 1 second
-                            .call();
+const response = await client
+    .someMethodRequest()
+    .withTimeout(1000) // Set timeout to 1 second
+    .call();
 ```
+
 #### Per client
+
 ```typescript
-const client = new SomeClient().$withTimeout(1000) // Set timeout to 1 second
+const client = new SomeClient().$withTimeout(1000); // Set timeout to 1 second
 const response = await client.someMethod();
 ```
-#### Globally: 
+
+#### Globally:
+
 ```typescript
-RestClient.setDefaultTimeout(1000) // Set timeout to 1 second
+RestClient.setDefaultTimeout(1000); // Set timeout to 1 second
 const client = new SomeClient();
 const response = await client.someMethod();
 ```
-
-
-
-