express-http-client
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middleware style interceptor; fetch based 0 dependancy imperative light weight http handler.
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/**
* Makes an HTTP request with support for request and response interceptors
*
* @async
* @function request
* @param {string} url - The URL to send the request to
* @param {RequestInit|Function|Array} [options] - Fetch API options, a request interceptor function, or an array of request interceptors
* @param {Function|Array} [responseInterceptors] - A response interceptor function or an array of response interceptors
* @param {Array} [requestInterceptors] - An array of request interceptors (only used when all 4 args are provided)
* @returns {Promise<Response>} The response after being processed by any response interceptors
*
* @description
* This function is flexible and can be called with different parameter combinations:
* - request(url): Simple GET request
* - request(url, options): Request with fetch options
* - request(url, requestInterceptor): Request with a single request interceptor
* - request(url, requestInterceptors[]): Request with multiple request interceptors
* - request(url, options, responseInterceptor): Request with options and a response interceptor
* - request(url, options, responseInterceptors[]): Request with options and multiple response interceptors
* - request(url, requestInterceptor, responseInterceptor): Request with both interceptor types
* - request(url, options, responseInterceptors, requestInterceptors): Full specification
*
* @throws {Error} When URL is missing or too many arguments are provided
*/
export default function request(...args: any[]): Promise<Response>;
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