How to use the @bbp/nexus-link.poll function in @bbp/nexus-link
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BlueBrain / nexus-js / packages / nexus-sdk / src / nexusSdk.ts View on Github 
const defaultContext = { uri: options.uri };
const context: NexusContext = options.context
? { ...options.context, ...defaultContext }
: defaultContext;
const fetchers: Fetchers = {
httpGet: operation => toPromise(requestHandler(operation)),
httpPost: operation =>
toPromise(pipe([setMethod('POST'), requestHandler])(operation)),
httpPut: operation =>
toPromise(pipe([setMethod('PUT'), requestHandler])(operation)),
httpPatch: operation =>
toPromise(pipe([setMethod('PATCH'), requestHandler])(operation)),
httpDelete: operation =>
toPromise(pipe([setMethod('DELETE'), requestHandler])(operation)),
poll: pipe([poll(1000), requestHandler]),
};
return {
context,
Organization: Organization(fetchers, context),
Project: Project(fetchers, context),
Resource: Resource(fetchers, context),
View: View(fetchers, context),
Resolver: Resolver(fetchers, context),
Schema: Schema(fetchers, context),
File: NexusFile(fetchers, context),
Storage: Storage(fetchers, context),
Identity: Identity(fetchers, context),
Realm: Realm(fetchers, context),
Permissions: Permissions(fetchers, context),
ACL: ACL(fetchers, context),@bbp/nexus-link
A powerful, extendable way of controlling requests/responses to/from Nexus. Inspired by Apollo-link.
