How to use the @phenyl/http-rules.encodeRequest function in @phenyl/http-rules
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phenyl / phenyl / modules / http-client / src / index.ts View on Github 
>(
reqData: RequestDataWithTypeMapForResponse
): Promise | ErrorResponseData> {
// TODO: use HandlerRequest Type instead of Promise
const { method, headers, path, qsParams, body } = encodeRequest(reqData);
const qs = stringifyQsParams(qsParams);
const url = `${this.url}${this.modifyPath(path)}${qs}`;
const response = await fetch(
url,
// @ts-ignore incompatible fetch type and EncodedHttpRequest
{ method, headers, body }
).catch((e: Error) => {
throw createLocalError(e, "NetworkFailed");
});
const encodedResponse = {
body: await response.json(),
statusCode: response.status,
headers: response.headers
}; // FIXME: headers from polyfilled fetch don't implement Headers API.
// @ts-ignore http-client will not receive any types beyond this point
return decodeResponse(encodedResponse);@phenyl/http-rules
(Almost internal) Set of rules that translates HTTP Request/Response into Phenyl RequestData/ResponseData.
