Type Alias: FetchInterceptors

FetchInterceptors = object

Defined in: packages/fetch/src/types.ts:249

All valid interceptors for fetch requests are:

1. error,
2. request
3. response
4. result.

An interceptor can be any of the following:

1. synchronous function
2. synchronous function that returns a promise (or sometimes returns a promise)
3. asynchronous functions

An interceptor can return:

1. undefined (void/no return): plain interceptor that does other stuff but does not transform
2. value: act as a transformer. Returned value depends on the type of interceptor.
3. promise resolves with (1) value or (2) undefined

PS:

1. Any exception thrown by interceptors will gracefully ignored.
2. Interceptors will be executed in the sequence they're given.
3. Execution priority: global interceprors will always be executed before local interceptors.

More info & examples:

See the following for more details and examples:

• error: FetchInterceptorError
• request: FetchInterceptorRequest
• response: FetchInterceptorResponse
• result: FetchInterceptorResult

Properties

error?

optional error: FetchInterceptorError[]

Defined in: packages/fetch/src/types.ts:250

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request?

optional request: FetchInterceptorRequest[]

Defined in: packages/fetch/src/types.ts:251

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response?

optional response: FetchInterceptorResponse[]

Defined in: packages/fetch/src/types.ts:252

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result?

optional result: FetchInterceptorResult[]

Defined in: packages/fetch/src/types.ts:253