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Readme
pull-fetch 
HTTP fetch function for pull stream
pull(
fetch.result('http://example.com/', { method: 'POST' }),
pull.map(result => result.toString()),
pull.log()
)A fetch module for pull streams. It is inspired from whatwg fetch, but not closely related.
Installation
$ npm install --save pull-fetchUsage
fetch(url, [options])
HTTP request the url and receive a response pull stream.
Options
All options are passed into http.request/https.request, in addition to:
body(String|Buffer|Object): Body of the HTTP request (objects get serialized).
Example
pull(
// Make a POST request with a body:
fetch('https://example.com', { method: 'POST', body: { foo: 123 } }),
pull.mapAsync((resp, done) => {
// Handle response stream in an async way
return pull(resp, pull.collect(done))
}),
pull.log()
)fetch.result(url, [options])
A wrapper around fetch that resolves the stream into a buffer. Parameters are the same.
Example
pull(
fetch.result('https://example.com'),
pull.log()
)fetch.json(url, [options])
A wrapper around fetch.result that parses as JSON. Parameters are the same.
Example
pull(
fetch.json('https://api.github.com/users/jamen', options),
stringify(),
pull.log()
)License
MIT © Jamen Marz