Patience_js

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A promise-based AJAX library with retry strategies

Overview

The product being analyzed is PatienceJS, a library or tool used for handling AJAX requests in JavaScript projects. It provides a set of chainable methods to configure and control the behavior of AJAX requests, such as setting retry configurations and defining strategies for re-attempts. PatienceJS can be used in both vanilla JavaScript projects and Angular.js modules.

Features

  • request(): Sets standard request parameters for AJAX requests.
  • group(): Assigns a group to which the current request belongs.
  • retry(): Overrides the default retry configuration for the request.
  • reAttempt(): Enables and configures re-attempts for unsuccessful requests.
  • run(): Runs the currently chained Patience request.
  • addStrategy(): Configures a "strategy" that can be reused between requests.
  • runStrategy(): Runs a pre-configured strategy for the request.

Usage

For a vanilla JavaScript project, include the Patience library in your HTML file:

<script src="path/to/patience.js"></script>

For an Angular.js module, include the Patience module as a dependency in your module definition:

angular.module('myApp', ['patience'])

If you are using Angular JS, replace Patience() with $httpRetry in the examples provided.

Summary

PatienceJS is a library for handling AJAX requests in JavaScript projects. It offers various features like request parameter configuration, retry configuration overrides, re-attempts for unsuccessful requests, and the ability to define and run pre-configured strategies. PatienceJS can be easily installed using npm and can be used in both vanilla JavaScript projects and Angular.js modules.

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