React native web service component

It helps in handling various response code and actions to be performed for the respective response code(eg: on status code 200 to navigate to different screen).Its checks for null responses and helps you integrate web services faster. Works for both react and react-native

Getting Started

#1. Import function in your file

   import hitApi from '../webservicecomponent'

#2.Usage of the library

Example for get request

 //need to add queryStringBody for post request
 const jsonParams = {
    timeoutInMs: 5000,
    queryStringUrl: '',//if any query string is there, you need to add ? for query string
    url: url,
    headerJson: {
      'Content-Type': 'application/json',
      'Authorization': 'your authorization token'
    },
    mode: 'cors',// Can be changed to your need
    redirect: 'follow',// Can be changed to your need
  };

 const method = 'GET';

 const callBack = {
        case1: (response) => {
          response.json().then((data) => {
            alert(JSON.stringify(data))
          })
        },
        case2: () => {
          alert('hi1')
        },

        default: () => {
          alert('hi2')
        }
      };

  //for handling where response is null and you need show a message to user.(Response null can happen due to timeout, if there is an error in fetch it gives an error)
  const errorCallbackMethods = () => {
    alert('response was null')
  };
  hitApi(jsonParams, method, callBack, errorCallbackMethods);

Cases handled so for:

  case1: 200
  case2: 401
  case3: 400       
  case4: 404
  case5: 201            
  case6: 204       
  case7: 409        

Prerequisites

Works on RN > 0.46.0

Installing

Clone the repo for now, it not on npm yet

Limitations

This library uses fetch call internally so normal rules to fetch apply

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details