Api gateway#60 - #83
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@guysa-AMG thanks for all the efforts, I will make you a PR as |
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morning .i have refactored the method names to lowercase |
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closes #60
This pull request adds a set of helper functions that handle REST API requests using the native fetch API. Each function supports both JSON and text responses and includes callbacks for handling success, errors, and cleanup.
The methods implemented are:
Get – performs GET requests and returns parsed data.
Post – sends POST requests with headers and body.
Put – updates resources using PUT requests.
Patch – partially updates resources.
Delete – deletes resources.
Each function consistently uses handlerCallback, errorCallback, and finalCallback to give full control over response handling and error management.
Unit tests were written using Jest. The tests rely on mocked responses to simulate different outcomes, including success and error cases. These tests confirm that each method behaves as expected, properly resolves data, and triggers the right callbacks.