dk.simongray.wary-fetch.capacitor — dk.simongray/wary-fetch 0.14.2

A :send over CapacitorHttp, the plugin that sends the requests of a Capacitor app from native code, where CORS doesn't stop them.

(ns my.app
  (:require ["@capacitor/core" :refer [CapacitorHttp]]
            [dk.simongray.wary-fetch.capacitor :as capacitor]))

(def send (capacitor/sender CapacitorHttp))

The sender sends a request as send! does, with the same limits, and returns the same response. It follows redirects itself, so that :allow-pred checks each URL. It decodes text by its charset, since the plugin decodes all text as UTF-8. The plugin hands over a body whole, so the sender suits feeds and API calls rather than episodes, which the plugin's docs leave to a plugin for file transfers. Capacitor's HTTP API is at https://capacitorjs.com/docs/apis/http

sender cljs

(sender http)

A function to pass as :send, which sends each request with http (the CapacitorHttp plugin of @capacitor/core) and returns a promise of the response, as send! does.

The keys of a request are those of send!. A :sink is a function of the bytes, which it gets in one piece. A body without a Content-Type is sent as text/plain or application/octet-stream, since the plugin on iOS drops a body without one. A failure that the plugin reports is ::http/unreachable, since the plugin doesn't say why it failed. The plugin can't stop a request, so the sender checks its :signal only before sending it.