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Function: executeInterceptors() ​

executeInterceptors<T, TArgs>(value, signal?, interceptors?, ...args): Promise<T>

Defined in: packages/fetch/src/executeInterceptors.ts:19

Gracefully executes interceptors and returns the processed value. If the value is not transformed (by returning a new value) by the interceptors, the original value is returned.

Type Parameters ​

T ​

T

TArgs ​

TArgs extends unknown[]

Parameters ​

value ​

T

value to be passed to the interceptors

signal? ​

AbortSignal

The AbortController used to monitor the request status. If the signal is aborted (e.g. due to timeout or manual cancellation), the interceptor chain halts immediately. Note: This does not interrupt the currently executing interceptor, but prevents subsequent ones from running.

interceptors? ​

Interceptor<T, TArgs>[]

interceptor/transformer callbacks

args ​

...TArgs

(optional) common arguments to be supplied to all the interceptors in addition to the `value' which will always be the first argument.

Interceptor arguments: [value, ...args]

Returns ​

Promise<T>