A lightweight implementation of timeouts and retries to the vanilla Fetch API.
Built with Typescript, types already included.
npm install fetch-timeout-retry
Just do a regular fetch request as you would normally do, but add a third argument with the timout and retry options.
Old-way:
fetch("https://myawesomeapi.xyz/path?params=123", {
method: 'GET',
headers: (...)
})
With fetch-timeout-retry
import { fetchTimeoutRetry } from 'fetch-timeout-retry'
fetchTimeoutRetry("https://myawesomeapi.xyz/path?params=123", {
method: 'GET',
headers: (...),
{
timeoutMs: 30000,
maxRetries: 3
}
})
If timeoutMs < 1 it will be ignored and only retries will be considered.
The total quantity of retries will be of the original one plus the maxRetries value. So, if maxRetries is 4, the server will be called 5 times until erroring out (1 from the original call, and 4 from the retries).
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2022 Murilo Schünke
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