juliendargelos/open-request-js

# Open Request JS 📣
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Simply send http requests.

## Install

```
npm install open-request-js
```

## Usage

```javascript
var Request = require('open-request-js'); // To be used from node.
var Request = require('open-request-js/dist'); // To be used from browser.

var request = new Request('/users/:id?lang=en');

request.url.path.id = 4;
request.url.parameters.lang = 'fr';
request.url.string;
// => "/users/4?lang=fr"

request.send().then(response => console.log(response.json));
```

> Why does the require statement depend on wether it's meant to be use from node or from browser?

Because from node, `Request` needs to require [XMLHttpRequest](https://www.npmjs.com/package/xmlhttprequest) while it already exists in the browser.
By the way, you will not be able to use [`html`](#HttpResponse+html) and [`xml`](#HttpResponse+xml) [`HttpResponse`](#HttpResponse) accessors from node neither because (at the moment) they depend on browser-exclusive APIs.

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