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Posthog-js allows you to automatically capture usage and send events to PostHog.
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exports.request = exports.extendURLParams = exports.isPostHogXHR = exports.SUPPORTS_REQUEST = exports.jsonStringify = void 0;
var general_utils_1 = require("@posthog/browser-common/utils/general-utils");
var config_1 = __importDefault(require("./config"));
var types_1 = require("./types");
var request_utils_1 = require("@posthog/browser-common/utils/request-utils");
Object.defineProperty(exports, "jsonStringify", { enumerable: true, get: function () { return request_utils_1.jsonStringify; } });
var logger_1 = require("@posthog/browser-common/utils/logger");
var globals_1 = require("@posthog/browser-common/utils/globals");
var fflate_1 = require("fflate");
var encode_utils_1 = require("@posthog/browser-common/utils/encode-utils");
var core_1 = require("@posthog/core");
exports.SUPPORTS_REQUEST = !!globals_1.XMLHttpRequest || !!globals_1.fetch;
// The SDK's fetch is the one captured at load, so page-level fetch wrappers never see it.
// Every XMLHttpRequest shares one prototype, so the SDK's own XHRs are marked instead
// and observers such as network metrics skip them. A WeakMap, not a WeakSet: this runs
// at load and IE11 has no WeakSet.
var posthogXHRs = new WeakMap();
var isPostHogXHR = function (xhr) { return posthogXHRs.has(xhr); };
exports.isPostHogXHR = isPostHogXHR;
var CONTENT_TYPE_PLAIN = 'text/plain';
var CONTENT_TYPE_JSON = 'application/json';
var CONTENT_TYPE_FORM = 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded';
var SIXTY_FOUR_KILOBYTES = 64 * 1024;
// Fetch's 64KiB keepalive quota is shared by outstanding requests, not per body.
// Retain headroom, and coordinate all named clients using this module. Other SDK copies,
// vendors and sendBeacon can still consume browser quota we cannot observe.
var KEEP_ALIVE_THRESHOLD = SIXTY_FOUR_KILOBYTES * 0.8;
var pendingKeepaliveBytes = 0;
var nativeAsyncGzipDisabled = false;
var removeURLParam = function (url, param) {
var _a = __read(url.split('#'), 2), urlWithoutHash = _a[0], hash = _a[1];
var _b = __read(urlWithoutHash.split('?'), 2), baseUrl = _b[0], search = _b[1];
if (!search) {
return url;
}
var updatedSearch = search
.split('&')
.filter(function (pair) { return pair.split('=')[0] !== param; })
.join('&');
return "".concat(baseUrl).concat(updatedSearch ? "?".concat(updatedSearch) : '').concat(hash ? "#".concat(hash) : '');
};
/**
* Extends a URL with additional query parameters
* @param url - The URL to extend
* @param params - The parameters to add
* @param replace - When true (default), new params overwrite existing ones with same key. When false, existing params are preserved.
* @returns The URL with extended parameters
*/
var extendURLParams = function (url, params, replace) {
var _a;
if (replace === void 0) { replace = true; }
var _b = __read(url.split('?'), 2), baseUrl = _b[0], search = _b[1];
var newParams = __assign({}, params);
var updatedSearch = (_a = search === null || search === void 0 ? void 0 : search.split('&').map(function (pair) {
var _a;
var _b = __read(pair.split('='), 2), key = _b[0], origValue = _b[1];
var value = replace ? ((_a = newParams[key]) !== null && _a !== void 0 ? _a : origValue) : origValue;
delete newParams[key];
return "".concat(key, "=").concat(value);
})) !== null && _a !== void 0 ? _a : [];
var remaining = (0, request_utils_1.formDataToQuery)(newParams);
if (remaining) {
updatedSearch.push(remaining);
}
return updatedSearch.length > 0 ? "".concat(baseUrl, "?").concat(updatedSearch.join('&')) : baseUrl;
};
exports.extendURLParams = extendURLParams;
var encodeToDataString = function (data) {
return 'data=' + encodeURIComponent(typeof data === 'string' ? data : (0, request_utils_1.jsonStringify)(data));
};
var encodePostData = function (options) {
// Use pre-encoded body if available (set by async compression in the request entrypoint)
if (options._encodedBody) {
return options._encodedBody;
}
var data = options.data, compression = options.compression;
if (!data) {
return;
}
if (compression === types_1.Compression.GZipJS) {
var gzipData = (0, fflate_1.gzipSync)((0, fflate_1.strToU8)((0, request_utils_1.jsonStringify)(data)), { mtime: 0 });
return {
contentType: CONTENT_TYPE_PLAIN,
body: gzipData.buffer.slice(gzipData.byteOffset, gzipData.byteOffset + gzipData.byteLength),
estimatedSize: gzipData.byteLength,
};
}
if (compression === types_1.Compression.Base64) {
var b64data = (0, encode_utils_1._base64Encode)((0, request_utils_1.jsonStringify)(data));
var encodedBody = encodeToDataString(b64data);
return {
contentType: CONTENT_TYPE_FORM,
body: encodedBody,
estimatedSize: new Blob([encodedBody]).size,
};
}
var jsonBody = (0, request_utils_1.jsonStringify)(data);
return {
contentType: CONTENT_TYPE_JSON,
body: jsonBody,
estimatedSize: new Blob([jsonBody]).size,
};
};
var encodePostDataSafely = function (options) {
var fallbackToUncompressed = function () {
// beacon bodies must keep a CORS-simple content type even on the gzip-failure
// fallback — uncompressed application/json preflights, base64 form data does not
if (options.transport === 'sendBeacon') {
return {
url: (0, exports.extendURLParams)(options.url, { compression: types_1.Compression.Base64 }),
encodedBody: encodePostData(__assign(__assign({}, options), { compression: types_1.Compression.Base64, _encodedBody: undefined })),
};
}
return {
url: removeURLParam(options.url, 'compression'),
encodedBody: encodePostData(__assign(__assign({}, options), { compression: undefined, _encodedBody: undefined })),
};
};
var encodedBody;
try {
encodedBody = encodePostData(options);
}
catch (error) {
if ((0, core_1.isGzipRequest)(options.compression, (0, request_utils_1.getQueryParam)(options.url, 'compression'))) {
logger_1.logger.error('Failed to gzip request body, sending uncompressed payload', error);
return fallbackToUncompressed();
}
throw error;
}
if (!encodedBody ||
!(0, core_1.isGzipRequest)(options.compression, (0, request_utils_1.getQueryParam)(options.url, 'compression')) ||
(0, core_1.isGzipData)(encodedBody.body)) {
return { url: options.url, encodedBody: encodedBody };
}
nativeAsyncGzipDisabled = true;
return fallbackToUncompressed();
};
var encodeRequest = function (options) {
var _a;
try {
return encodePostDataSafely(options);
}
catch (error) {
logger_1.logger.error(error);
(_a = options.callback) === null || _a === void 0 ? void 0 : _a.call(options, { statusCode: 0, error: error });
return undefined;
}
};
/**
* Pre-encode the request body using async native CompressionStream.
* This avoids blocking the main thread with fflate's synchronous gzip,
* which can take 300ms+ on constrained devices.
*
* Callers must check preconditions (data exists, gzip compression, CompressionStream available)
* before calling this function.
*/
var preEncodeAsync = function (options) { return __awaiter(void 0, void 0, void 0, function () {
var jsonData, compressed, body;
return __generator(this, function (_a) {
switch (_a.label) {
case 0:
jsonData = (0, request_utils_1.jsonStringify)(options.data);
return [4 /*yield*/, (0, core_1.gzipCompress)(jsonData, config_1.default.DEBUG, { rethrow: true })];
case 1:
compressed = _a.sent();
if (!compressed) {
return [2 /*return*/, options];
}
return [4 /*yield*/, compressed.arrayBuffer()];
case 2:
body = _a.sent();
return [2 /*return*/, __assign(__assign({}, options), { _encodedBody: {
contentType: CONTENT_TYPE_PLAIN,
body: body,
estimatedSize: body.byteLength,
} })];
}
});
}); };
/**
* Builds the reason used when aborting a fetch because our own request timeout elapsed.
* It keeps `name === 'AbortError'` (so callers that detect timeouts by error name keep working)
* but carries a descriptive message, so it is never a reason-less
* `signal is aborted without reason` exception.
*/
var timeoutAbortReason = function (timeout) {
return (0, core_1.createNamedError)('AbortError', "PostHog request timed out".concat(timeout ? " after ".concat(timeout, "ms") : ''));
};
// A failed fetch at the network layer (ad blocker, dropped connection, CORS, page teardown)
// rejects with a generic `TypeError` whose message varies by browser - Chrome
// `Failed to fetch`, Firefox `NetworkError when attempting to fetch resource.`, Safari
// `Load failed`. These are expected, retried failures rather than genuine errors, so we
// log them at `warn` rather than `error`.
var NETWORK_ERROR_MESSAGES = /Failed to fetch|NetworkError|Load failed/i;
var isExpectedNetworkError = function (error) {
var err = error;
return (err === null || err === void 0 ? void 0 : err.name) === 'TypeError' && NETWORK_ERROR_MESSAGES.test((err === null || err === void 0 ? void 0 : err.message) || '');
};
// Bound only the header component to 30 seconds: longer server waits may be
// retried early, but the queue's jittered exponential backoff is never shortened.
var readRetryAfter = function (getHeader) {
try {
var delay = (0, core_1.parseRetryAfterMs)(getHeader());
return (0, core_1.isUndefined)(delay) ? undefined : Math.min(delay, 30000);
}
catch (_a) {
// Cross-origin headers may not be exposed, or a header accessor may throw.
return undefined;
}
};
var xhr = function (options) {
var encodedRequest = encodeRequest(options);
if (!encodedRequest) {
return;
}
var req = new globals_1.XMLHttpRequest();
posthogXHRs.set(req, true);
var url = encodedRequest.url, encodedBody = encodedRequest.encodedBody;
req.open(options.method || 'GET', url, true);
var _a = encodedBody !== null && encodedBody !== void 0 ? encodedBody : {}, contentType = _a.contentType, body = _a.body;
(0, general_utils_1.each)(options.headers, function (headerValue, headerName) {
req.setRequestHeader(headerName, headerValue);
});
if (contentType) {
req.setRequestHeader('Content-Type', contentType);
}
if (options.timeout) {
req.timeout = options.timeout;
}
req.onreadystatechange = function () {
var _a;
// XMLHttpRequest.DONE == 4, except in safari 4
if (req.readyState === 4) {
var response = {
statusCode: req.status,
text: req.responseText,
};
if (req.status === 200) {
try {
response.json = JSON.parse(req.responseText);
}
catch (_b) {
// logger.error(e)
}
}
(_a = options.callback) === null || _a === void 0 ? void 0 : _a.call(options, response, readRetryAfter(function () { return req.getResponseHeader('Retry-After'); }));
}
};
req.send(body);
};
var _fetch = function (options) {
var encodedRequest = encodeRequest(options);
if (!encodedRequest) {
return;
}
var url = encodedRequest.url, encodedBody = encodedRequest.encodedBody;
var _a = encodedBody !== null && encodedBody !== void 0 ? encodedBody : {}, contentType = _a.contentType, body = _a.body, estimatedSize = _a.estimatedSize;
var headers = new Headers();
(0, general_utils_1.each)(options.headers, function (headerValue, headerName) {
headers.append(headerName, headerValue);
});
if (contentType) {
headers.append('Content-Type', contentType);
}
var aborter = null;
// Set the instant our own timeout fires, before the abort propagates. This is the source of
// truth for "we timed out ourselves" - see the `.catch` below for why we can't rely on the
// abort reason.
var timedOut = false;
if (globals_1.AbortController) {
var controller_1 = new globals_1.AbortController();
aborter = {
signal: controller_1.signal,
timeout: setTimeout(function () {
timedOut = true;
// Abort with an explicit reason. Without one, the browser rejects the fetch with a
// reason-less `DOMException: AbortError: signal is aborted without reason`, which is
// indistinguishable from a host app's own aborted fetches wherever it surfaces (the
// `{ statusCode: 0, error }` callback, logs, stack traces). An explicit reason makes
// our own request timeouts identifiable. We keep `name === 'AbortError'` so existing
// timeout handling (e.g. feature flag timeout detection) keeps working.
try {
controller_1.abort(timeoutAbortReason(options.timeout));
}
catch (error) {
// Reachable only when `abort()` itself throws, i.e. when a third-party script
// has patched or polyfilled `AbortController.prototype.abort`. A listener the
// host app or a fetch wrapper attached natively to the signal we passed cannot
// get here: `abort()` fires the `abort` event through `dispatchEvent`, which
// *reports* a listener's exception to the global error handler and returns
// normally, so that throw still surfaces as an uncaught error with our timer
// frames on the stack and no guard here can contain it. A patched `abort()`
// that throws would otherwise escape this timer, so route it through the same
// `{ statusCode: 0, error }` path as every other transport failure and let the
// request queue retry.
handleError(error);
}
}, options.timeout),
};
}
// One request reports one outcome. Both our timeout callback and the fetch can produce a
// result - a patched `abort()` that throws inside the timer, and then either the fetch
// rejecting or, when that throw happened before the abort took effect, the still-live fetch
// delivering a real response - so whichever settles first reports and later results are
// dropped.
var settled = false;
var handleError = function (error) {
var _a;
if (settled) {
return;
}
settled = true;
// Detect our own timeout via the `timedOut` flag rather than by comparing `error`
// against the reason we passed to `controller.abort(...)`. Not every browser propagates
// the abort reason to the fetch rejection - some reject with a generic native
// `DOMException: AbortError: The operation was aborted.` instead - so a reference (or
// message) comparison misses those and misclassifies our own timeout as a real error.
// The flag is set synchronously the instant our timeout fires, and we additionally
// require `name === 'AbortError'` so a genuine network error that happens to settle
// just after the timeout is never mislabelled.
if ((timedOut && (error === null || error === void 0 ? void 0 : error.name) === 'AbortError') || isExpectedNetworkError(error)) {
// Expected, benign failures the request queue already retries - our own request
// timeout (an intentional abort), or a network-level `TypeError` (ad blocker,
// dropped connection, CORS, page teardown). Neither is a genuine failure, so log
// at `warn` rather than `error`. (For setups running with debug logging and
// `capture_console_errors` both enabled, this also keeps them out of error
// tracking's console-error capture.)
logger_1.logger.warn(error);
}
else {
logger_1.logger.error(error);
}
(_a = options.callback) === null || _a === void 0 ? void 0 : _a.call(options, { statusCode: 0, error: error });
};
var reservedBytes = 0;
var cleanup = function () {
pendingKeepaliveBytes -= reservedBytes;
reservedBytes = 0;
if (aborter) {
clearTimeout(aborter.timeout);
}
};
try {
var fetchOptions = __assign({ method: (options === null || options === void 0 ? void 0 : options.method) || 'GET', headers: headers,
// Keep the referring origin for domain checks without sending the page path or query.
referrerPolicy: 'strict-origin', body: body, signal: aborter === null || aborter === void 0 ? void 0 : aborter.signal }, options.fetchOptions);
var requestSize = estimatedSize !== null && estimatedSize !== void 0 ? estimatedSize : ((0, core_1.isUndefined)(body) ? 0 : undefined);
// Respect runtime opt-out, but do not let untyped options override the safety budget
// or beacon-rejection fallback. A replaced body has no trustworthy encoded size.
fetchOptions.keepalive =
fetchOptions.method === 'POST' &&
!options._keepaliveDisabled &&
fetchOptions.keepalive !== false &&
fetchOptions.body === body &&
!(0, core_1.isUndefined)(requestSize) &&
requestSize >= 0 &&
pendingKeepaliveBytes + requestSize < KEEP_ALIVE_THRESHOLD;
if (fetchOptions.keepalive) {
reservedBytes = requestSize;
pendingKeepaliveBytes += reservedBytes;
}
// Reserve immediately before dispatch (after async encoding). Fetch resolves at headers:
// retain bytes through body consumption, including while timeout/abort is still pending.
// A patched abort that does not terminate fetch must not replenish the budget.
globals_1.fetch(url, fetchOptions)
.then(function (response) {
return response.text().then(function (responseText) {
var _a;
if (settled) {
// Our timeout callback already reported a failure for this request, so the
// request queue has seen `{ statusCode: 0 }` and queued a retry. Reporting
// this response too would give one request two contradictory outcomes.
return;
}
var res = {
statusCode: response.status,
text: responseText,
};
if (response.status === 200) {
try {
res.json = JSON.parse(responseText);
}
catch (e) {
logger_1.logger.error(e);
}
}
settled = true;
// A callback can start the next batch immediately, including by resolving a promise.
cleanup();
(_a = options.callback) === null || _a === void 0 ? void 0 : _a.call(options, res, readRetryAfter(function () { return response.headers.get('Retry-After'); }));
});
})
.catch(function (error) {
cleanup();
handleError(error);
})
.finally(cleanup);
}
catch (error) {
// `window.fetch` can be monkey-patched by third-party scripts (e.g. a storefront/analytics
// wrapper) to throw *synchronously* instead of returning a rejected promise. Because we may
// call `_fetch` synchronously inside the host app's call stack (e.g. web experiments loaded
// via `onFeatureFlags`), that throw would otherwise escape as an unhandled exception and
// pollute error tracking. Route it through the same handling as an async rejection so the
// request queue just retries. `.finally()` never runs when the call throws synchronously,
// so clear the timeout here too.
cleanup();
handleError(error);
}
return;
};
// below this size a rejection means the shared quota is exhausted, not that the payload is too big
var BEACON_SPLIT_FLOOR_BYTES = 16 * 1024;
var addSentAtToBody = function (data, sentAt) {
if (sentAt === void 0) { sentAt = new Date().toISOString(); }
if (!(0, core_1.isArray)(data)) {
return __assign(__assign({}, data), { sent_at: sentAt });
}
return data.map(function (item) { return (__assign(__assign({}, item), { sent_at: sentAt })); });
};
var _sendBeacon = function (options) {
// beacon documentation https://w3c.github.io/beacon/
// beacons format the message and use the type property
var _a;
try {
var _b = encodePostDataSafely(options), url = _b.url, encodedBody = _b.encodedBody;
var _c = encodedBody !== null && encodedBody !== void 0 ? encodedBody : {}, contentType = _c.contentType, body = _c.body, estimatedSize = _c.estimatedSize;
if (!body) {
return;
}
// sendBeacon requires a Blob to set the Content-Type header correctly.
// Without wrapping, ArrayBuffer bodies are sent with no Content-Type,
// which can cause issues with proxies/WAFs that require it.
var sendBeaconBody = body instanceof Blob ? body : new Blob([body], { type: contentType });
if (globals_1.navigator.sendBeacon(url, sendBeaconBody)) {
return;
}
// rejected: over the page's shared ~64KiB in-flight keepalive quota
// (https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/#http-network-or-cache-fetch) — halve so what fits still delivers
var batch = (0, core_1.isArray)(options.data) ? options.data : (_a = options.data) === null || _a === void 0 ? void 0 : _a.batch;
if ((0, core_1.isArray)(batch) && batch.length > 1 && (estimatedSize !== null && estimatedSize !== void 0 ? estimatedSize : 0) > BEACON_SPLIT_FLOOR_BYTES) {
var mid = Math.ceil(batch.length / 2);
var splitData = function (events) {
return (0, core_1.isArray)(options.data) ? events : __assign(__assign({}, options.data), { batch: events });
};
_sendBeacon(__assign(__assign({}, options), { data: splitData(batch.slice(0, mid)) }));
_sendBeacon(__assign(__assign({}, options), { data: splitData(batch.slice(mid)) }));
return;
}
logger_1.logger.warn("Beacon of ~".concat(estimatedSize !== null && estimatedSize !== void 0 ? estimatedSize : 0, " bytes was rejected by the browser, falling back to ").concat(globals_1.fetch ? 'fetch' : 'XHR'));
if (globals_1.fetch) {
// _keepaliveDisabled: a beacon-rejected payload would fail a keepalive fetch too (shared quota)
_fetch(__assign(__assign({}, options), { _keepaliveDisabled: true }));
}
else {
xhr(options);
}
}
catch (error) {
// send beacon is a best-effort, fire-and-forget mechanism on page unload,
// we don't want to throw errors here
logger_1.logger.warn('Beacon send failed', error);
}
};
var buildRequestURL = function (url, method, compression, timestampMode) {
var _a;
var timestampParam = timestampMode === 'query' ? (method === 'POST' ? 'sent_at' : '_') : undefined;
return (0, exports.extendURLParams)(compression === types_1.Compression.GZipJS ? removeURLParam(url, 'compression') : url, __assign(__assign({}, (timestampParam ? (_a = {}, _a[timestampParam] = Date.now().toString(), _a) : {})), (compression === types_1.Compression.GZipJS ? {} : { compression: compression })));
};
var addSentAtToCaptureBody = function (data) {
var _a, _b;
var batch = ((0, core_1.isArray)(data) ? data : [data]).map(function (event) { return (__assign(__assign({}, event), (event.timestamp instanceof Date && !isNaN(event.timestamp.getTime())
? { timestamp: event.timestamp.toISOString() }
: {}))); });
var firstEvent = batch[0];
return {
api_key: (_b = (_a = firstEvent === null || firstEvent === void 0 ? void 0 : firstEvent.properties) === null || _a === void 0 ? void 0 : _a.token) !== null && _b !== void 0 ? _b : firstEvent === null || firstEvent === void 0 ? void 0 : firstEvent.token,
batch: batch,
sent_at: new Date().toISOString(),
};
};
// Keep initialization local and pure so importing URL helpers does not retain transports and compression.
var AVAILABLE_TRANSPORTS = /* @__PURE__ */ (function () {
var transports = [];
// We add the transports in order of preference
if (globals_1.fetch) {
transports.push({
transport: 'fetch',
method: _fetch,
});
}
if (globals_1.XMLHttpRequest) {
transports.push({
transport: 'XHR',
method: xhr,
});
}
if (globals_1.navigator === null || globals_1.navigator === void 0 ? void 0 : globals_1.navigator.sendBeacon) {
transports.push({
transport: 'sendBeacon',
method: _sendBeacon,
});
}
return transports;
})();
// This is the entrypoint. It takes care of sanitizing the options and then calls the appropriate request method.
var request = function (_options, onResponse) {
var _a, _b, _c;
// Clone the options so we don't modify the original object
var options = __assign(__assign({}, _options), { callback: onResponse !== null && onResponse !== void 0 ? onResponse : (function (response) { var _a; return (_a = _options.callback) === null || _a === void 0 ? void 0 : _a.call(_options, response); }) });
options.timeout = options.timeout || 60000;
var transport = (_a = options.transport) !== null && _a !== void 0 ? _a : 'fetch';
// beacons fire during page unload, where a CORS preflight cannot complete — the body
// must keep a CORS-simple content type, which uncompressed (application/json) is not
if (transport === 'sendBeacon' && (0, core_1.isUndefined)(options.compression) && options.data) {
options.compression = types_1.Compression.Base64;
}
if (options.method === 'POST' && options.data) {
if (options.timestampMode === 'capture-body') {
options.data = addSentAtToCaptureBody(options.data);
}
else if (options.timestampMode === 'body') {
options.data = addSentAtToBody(options.data);
}
}
options.url = buildRequestURL(options.url, options.method, options.compression, options.timestampMode);
var availableTransports = AVAILABLE_TRANSPORTS.filter(function (t) { return !options.disableTransport || !t.transport || !options.disableTransport.includes(t.transport); });
var transportMethod = (_c = (_b = (0, general_utils_1.find)(availableTransports, function (t) { return t.transport === transport; })) === null || _b === void 0 ? void 0 : _b.method) !== null && _c !== void 0 ? _c : availableTransports[0].method;
if (!transportMethod) {
throw new Error('No available transport method');
}
// A patched global can throw outside a transport's own guards. Route these errors
// through the normal failure callback for both synchronous and async compression.
var safeTransportMethod = function (opts) {
var _a;
try {
transportMethod(opts);
}
catch (error) {
if (isExpectedNetworkError(error)) {
logger_1.logger.warn(error);
}
else {
logger_1.logger.error(error);
}
(_a = options.callback) === null || _a === void 0 ? void 0 : _a.call(options, { statusCode: 0, error: error });
}
};
// For non-sendBeacon transports, use async native CompressionStream when available
// to avoid blocking the main thread with fflate's synchronous gzip (which can take 300ms+).
// sendBeacon must remain synchronous as it's used during page unload.
if (transport !== 'sendBeacon' &&
!options.preferSyncCompression &&
options.data &&
options.compression === types_1.Compression.GZipJS &&
!!globals_1.CompressionStream &&
typeof Promise !== 'undefined' &&
!nativeAsyncGzipDisabled) {
preEncodeAsync(options)
.then(function (encodedOptions) {
safeTransportMethod(encodedOptions);
})
.catch(function (error) {
if ((0, core_1.isNativeAsyncGzipReadError)(error)) {
nativeAsyncGzipDisabled = true;
safeTransportMethod(__assign(__assign({}, options), { compression: undefined, url: buildRequestURL(_options.url, _options.method, undefined, _options.timestampMode) }));
return;
}
if ((0, core_1.isNativeAsyncGzipError)(error)) {
nativeAsyncGzipDisabled = true;
}
// If async compression fails for another reason, fall back to the synchronous fflate path
safeTransportMethod(options);
});
}
else {
safeTransportMethod(options);
}
};
exports.request = request;
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