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Top 3 TypeScript whatwg-fetch Projects
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I usually reach for ky these days since it's an extremely lightweight wrapper over `fetch` - basically just adds a few niceties
https://github.com/sindresorhus/ky
From the readme:
- Simpler API
- Method shortcuts (ky.post())
- Treats non-2xx status codes as errors (after redirects)
- Retries failed requests
- JSON option
- Timeout support
- Upload and download progress
- Base URL option
- Instances with custom defaults
- Hooks
- Response validation with Standard Schema (Zod, Valibot, etc.)
- TypeScript niceties (e.g., .json() supports generics and defaults to unknown, not any)
Of course, this is only for projects where I have to make a lot of HTTP requests to a lot of different places where these niceties make sense. In most cases, we're usually using a library generated from an OpenAPI specification and fall back to `fetch` only as an escape hatch.
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