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    @jvlk/rescript-future

    Installation

    npm install @vlk/rescript-future

    Update rescript.json.

    {
        "bs-dependencies": [
            "@jvlk/rescript-future"
            ]
    }

    Basic Example

    let _ =
      Future.fetch("http://httpstat.us/200")
      ->Future.flatMap(res => {
        switch res->Fetch.Response.ok {
        | true => Ok(res)
        | false =>
          Error(`${res->Fetch.Response.status->Int.toString}: ${res->Fetch.Response.statusText}`)
        }
      })
      ->Future.map(res => res->Fetch.Response.statusText)
      ->Future.fold(Console.error, Console.log)

    More examples can be found in the examples directory.

    @react.component
    let make = () => {
      let request = Future.fetch("http://httpstat.us/200?sleep=1000")
      <div>
        <button
          onClick={_ => {
            request->Future.reset // reset the future to make sure the Abort Controller is new
            Console.log("clicked!")
            let _ = request->Future.fold(Console.error, Console.log)
          }}>
          {"Start"->React.string}
        </button>
        <button
          onClick={_ => {
            let _ = request->Future.cancel // Aborts the fetch request and stops any processing of the response
          }}>
          {"Cancel"->React.string}
        </button>
      </div>
    }