Bare minimum fetch polyfill in 500 bytes
fetch ajax xmlhttprequest polyfill ponyfill tiny xhrA small XMLHttpRequest wrapper. Designed for use with browserify, webpack etc. API is a subset of request so you can write code that works in both node.js and the browser by using require('request') in your code and telling your browser bundler to load xhr instead of request.
browserify webpack xhr xmlhttprequest request http cross-origin xhr2You may use a CDN to get the latest version.
ajax xmlhttprequest xhrKakapo its a full featured http mocking library, he allows you to entirely replicate your backend logic in simple and declaritive way directly in the browser. This way you can easily prototype and develop the whole Application without backend and just deactivate Kakapo when you go production. In order to achieve that Kakapo gives you a set of utilities like Routing, Database, Response, Request and so on... Use the kakapo router to declare two custom routes and returning custom data.
router database interceptor mocking mocking-framework xmlhttprequest mock mock-server stubbing framework kakapo fetch fake stub requestReally simple wrapper around XHR that provides a few bits of nice functionality, exposes the XHR object wherever relevant, and returns an ES6 Promise (or whatever Promise is set to globally, if you want to use something else). The idea was to make a pragmatic library that's pre-configured for the 90% use case, but override-able for anyone that wants to do anything a bit off the beaten track.
request xmlhttprequest json ajaxA no-dependencies HTTP client library for browsers and Node.js with a promise-based or Node.js-style callback-based API to progress events, text and binary file upload and download, partial response body, request and response headers, status code. Any one, two or three arguments can be skipped, except the url.
http client promise promises promises-a promises-aplus deferred future async ajax request xhr connection https get head post put delete download upload node browser ender browserify xmlhttprequest webIntercept AJAX calls to fake a REST server based on JSON data. Use it on top of Sinon.js (for XMLHTTPRequest) or fetch-mock (for fetch) to test JavaScript REST clients on the browser side (e.g. single page apps) without a server. FakeRest uses a standard REST flavor, described below.
rest client frontend fetch xmlhttprequest test mockXHR serialized queue manager
jquery-plugin xhr xmlhttprequest chaining serial serializeA library of components for accessing RESTful services with javascript/typescript.
simplerestclient rest restclient xmlhttprequest superagentConvenient parsing for Fetch.
d3 d3-module fetch ajax xmlhttprequestA convenient alternative to XMLHttpRequest.
d3 d3-module request ajax xmlhttprequestRequests is a small library that implements fully and true streaming XHR for browsers that support these methods. It uses a variety of proprietary responseType properties to force a streaming connection, even for binary data. For browsers that don't support this we will simply fallback to a regular but async XHR 1/2 request or ActiveXObject in even older deprecated browsers.This module comes with build-in protection against ActiveX blocking that is frequently used in firewalls & virus scanners.
request xhr requests http xml xmlhttp xmlhttprequestAn extremely tiny HTTP/HTTPS request client for Node and the browser. Uses xhr in the browser and simple-get in Node.Supported response types: JSON, ArrayBuffer, and text (default).
node browser http got request gots nets xhr xmlhttprequest xml client https requests get query stringThis is an npm package that implements the W3C XMLHttpRequest specification on top of the node.js APIs. This library is tested against the following platforms.
xhr xmlhttprequest ajax browserSimple XMLHTTPRequest-based fetch implementation for streaming content.60 LOC and no dependencies, works in all browsers.
fetch xhr xmlhttprequest stream streaming ajaxA client-side server to develop, test and prototype your app. This project is a plain vanilla javascript extraction of the ember-cli-mirage project. It can be used inside of any framework, including React. The goal is for it to be eventually used upstream by Ember mirage proper.
test mock server xhr xmlhttprequest rest graphql fetch react ember angularA highly configurable, middleware compatible implementation of CORS for Node.js. See example/express/ for a working example.
nodejs cors xmlhttprequest middleware express rest cross-origin-resource-sharing connectMoreover it's extra small (minified+gzipped less than 2.5Kb). Handling requests with promises is really easy and convenient. But if you need to abort your request you can't do it with fetch. Promises doesn't cancelable outside of the constructor.
fetch xhr xmlhttprequest http get post put delete abort cancel cancelable requests promise rest-api react
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