npm install @latelyjs/fetch-event-source Usage import{fetchEventSource}from'@latelyjs/fetch-event-source';awaitfetchEventSource('/api/sse',{onmessage(msg){console.log(msg.data);}}); Example import{fetchEventSource,EventStreamContentType}from'@latelyjs/fetch-event-source';constcontroller=newAbortC...
constctrl=newAbortController();fetchEventSource('/api/sse',{method:'POST',headers:{'Content-Type':'application/json',},body:JSON.stringify({foo:'bar'}),signal:ctrl.signal,}); You can add better error handling, for example: classRetriableErrorextendsError{}classFatalErrorextendsError{}fetchEv...
A free, fast, and reliable CDN for fetch-event-source. Fetch implementation of EventSource with more functionality such as HTTP headers and support for Node.js.
A free, fast, and reliable CDN for @fortaine/fetch-event-source. A better API for making Event Source requests, with all the features of fetch()
Example: theeventsourcepackage provides a ready to useeventsource-polyfill.jsmodule. This can be imported like: // In any js file, likely the file you need to access the polyfill, purely for organization.// Importing the polyfill adds a new global object EventSourcePolyfill.import'eventsource...
exportconsthandle:Handle=sequence(async({event,resolve})=>{constresponse=awaitresolve(event);const[flexsearch]=awaitfetchInject(['https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/flexsearch/dist/flexsearch.light.min.js']);constbody=awaitresponse.text();returnnewResponse(body.replace('</body>',`<script>${flexsearch...
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Yes, Verdaccio can act as a proxy and cache for public NPM packages. This means that when you install a package, Verdaccio will first check if it’s available in its storage. If not, it will fetch it from the public NPM registry and cache it for future use. ...
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