35 lines
1.2 KiB
JavaScript
35 lines
1.2 KiB
JavaScript
import { getCookie } from '../utils.js'
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const restURL = import.meta.env.PROD ? "https://clyde.herisson.ovh/api" : "http://localhost:8080"
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export async function restGet(endPoint) {
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return await _rest(endPoint, {method: "GET"});
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}
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export async function restPost(endPoint, data) {
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return await _rest(endPoint, {method: "POST", body: data});
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}
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export async function restDelete(endPoint, data) {
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return await _rest(endPoint, {method: "DELETE", body: data});
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}
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/**
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* backbone for the request made by the frontend
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*
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* specification
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* - If the user has "session_token" cookie set, it will use it in the authorization field of the http request
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* - The result will be returned as a json to access fields easily ( the backend should send json response )
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*
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* @Example _rest("/ping", {user: data}) -> {id:0, txt:"pong"}
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*/
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async function _rest(endPoint, config){
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endPoint.at(0) != "/" ? console.error("Carefull, you certainly should put a / at the begenning of your endPoint ") : true;
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let session_token = getCookie("session_token");
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let headers = new Headers({'Authorization': session_token});
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config['headers'] = headers;
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return fetch(restURL + endPoint, config).then( e => e.json());
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// TODO: Handle errors
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}
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