// fetch wrapper to make simple JSON requests: // - send the CSRF token in the request // - set the JSON content-type in the request headers // - throw errors on non-ok response // - parse JSON response body, unless response is empty import OError from '@overleaf/o-error' /** * @typedef {Object} FetchOptions * @extends RequestInit * @property {Object} body */ /** * @param {string} path * @param {FetchOptions} [options] */ export function getJSON(path, options) { return fetchJSON(path, { ...options, method: 'GET' }) } /** * @param {string} path * @param {FetchOptions} [options] */ export function postJSON(path, options) { return fetchJSON(path, { ...options, method: 'POST' }) } /** * @param {string} path * @param {FetchOptions} [options] */ export function putJSON(path, options) { return fetchJSON(path, { ...options, method: 'PUT' }) } /** * @param {string} path * @param {FetchOptions} [options] */ export function deleteJSON(path, options) { return fetchJSON(path, { ...options, method: 'DELETE' }) } /** * @param {number} statusCode * @returns {string} */ function getErrorMessageForStatusCode(statusCode) { switch (statusCode) { case 400: return 'Bad Request' case 401: return 'Unauthorized' case 403: return 'Forbidden' case 404: return 'Not Found' case 500: return 'Internal Server Error' case 502: return 'Bad Gateway' case 503: return 'Service Unavailable' default: return `Unexpected Error: ${statusCode}` } } export class FetchError extends OError { /** * @param {string} message * @param {string} url * @param {FetchOptions} [options] * @param {Response} [response] * @param {Object} [data] */ constructor(message, url, options, response, data) { // On HTTP2, the `statusText` property is not set, // so this `message` will be undefined. We need to // set a message based on the response `status`, so // our error UI rendering will work if (!message) { message = getErrorMessageForStatusCode(response.status) } super(message, { statusCode: response ? response.status : undefined }) this.url = url this.options = options this.response = response this.data = data } } /** * @param {string} path * @param {FetchOptions} [options] * * @return Promise */ function fetchJSON( path, { body = {}, headers = {}, method = 'GET', credentials = 'same-origin', ...otherOptions } ) { const options = { ...otherOptions, headers: { ...headers, 'Content-Type': 'application/json', 'X-Csrf-Token': window.csrfToken, Accept: 'application/json', }, credentials, method, } if (method !== 'GET' && method !== 'HEAD') { options.body = JSON.stringify(body) } // The returned Promise and the `.then(handleSuccess, handleError)` handlers are needed // to avoid calling `finally` in a Promise chain (and thus updating the component's state) // after a component has unmounted. // `resolve` will be called when the request succeeds, `reject` will be called when the request fails, // but nothing will be called if the request is cancelled via an AbortController. return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { fetch(path, options).then( response => { return parseResponseBody(response).then( data => { if (response.ok) { resolve(data) } else { // the response from the server was not 2xx reject( new FetchError( response.statusText, path, options, response, data ) ) } }, error => { // parsing the response body failed reject( new FetchError( 'There was an error parsing the response body', path, options, response ).withCause(error) ) } ) }, error => { // swallow the error if the fetch was cancelled (e.g. by cancelling an AbortController on component unmount) if (error.name !== 'AbortError') { // the fetch failed reject( new FetchError( 'There was an error fetching the JSON', path, options ).withCause(error) ) } } ) }) } /** * @param {Response} response * @returns {Promise} */ async function parseResponseBody(response) { const contentType = response.headers.get('Content-Type') if (/application\/json/.test(contentType)) { return response.json() } if (/text\/plain/.test(contentType)) { const message = await response.text() return { message } } if (/text\/html/.test(contentType)) { const message = await response.text() // only use HTML responses which don't start with `<` if (!/^\s*