API Autoresbot

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1.0.6 verified Sat Apr 25 auth: no javascript maintenance

A lightweight Node.js client for fetching data from REST APIs using API keys and query parameters. Version 1.0.6 is the latest stable release. It provides a straightforward fetch() method to make GET requests with automatic JSON parsing. Minimal dependencies and simple API design. Not actively maintained; last update over a year ago.

error Error: Cannot find module 'api-autoresbot'
cause Package not installed or module resolution issue.
fix
Run npm install api-autoresbot and ensure your project is using a compatible Node.js version.
error TypeError: client.fetch is not a function
cause Incorrect import (e.g., using named import instead of default).
fix
Use import client from 'api-autoresbot' (default import).
error SyntaxError: Unexpected token < in JSON at position 0
cause The API returned HTML instead of JSON, possibly due to incorrect endpoint or authentication.
fix
Check the endpoint URL and ensure API key is correct.
error ReferenceError: process is not defined
cause Environment variable accessed in a browser environment where `process` does not exist.
fix
Use a polyfill or set API key via a different mechanism in browser (e.g., dotenv-webpack).
gotcha fetch() does not append the base URL automatically; you must provide the full endpoint path.
fix Pass the absolute URL or ensure the endpoint includes the full path relative to your API's base.
gotcha The library uses `eval` internally for parsing JSON responses, which can be a security risk if the response is not trusted.
fix Avoid using this library with untrusted data sources, or consider using a more secure alternative.
deprecated The `fetch` API may change in future versions; the current implementation is considered experimental.
fix Pin your version to 1.0.x and monitor updates.
gotcha TypeScript definitions are incomplete; some properties may not be typed correctly.
fix Use `@ts-ignore` or augment the types if needed.
gotcha The library does not handle network errors gracefully; fetch() will throw an unhelpful error on failure.
fix Wrap calls in try-catch and implement custom error handling.
npm install api-autoresbot
yarn add api-autoresbot
pnpm add api-autoresbot

Demonstrates basic usage: importing the client, calling fetch with an API key and query parameters, and handling the response.

import client from 'api-autoresbot';

async function main() {
  const apiKey = process.env.API_KEY ?? '';
  const data = await client.fetch('/users', {
    apiKey,
    params: { limit: 10 }
  });
  console.log(data);
}

main().catch(console.error);