How to use the Headers function from cross-fetch
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GitHub: LLK/scratch-storage
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const results = { ok: false, status: 0 }; if (options?.mockFetchTestData) { options.mockFetchTestData.headers = new Headers(options.headers); options.mockFetchTestData.headersCount = Array.from(options.mockFetchTestData.headers).length; } switch (resource) { case '200':
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* @returns {RequestInit|undefined} the provided options parameter without modification, or a new options object. */ const applyMetadata = options => { if (metadata.size > 0) { const augmentedOptions = Object.assign({}, options); augmentedOptions.headers = new Headers(Array.from(metadata)); if (options && options.headers) { const overrideHeaders = options.headers instanceof Headers ? options.headers : new Headers(options.headers); for (const [name, value] of overrideHeaders.entries()) {
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/** * Metadata headers for requests * @type {Headers} */ const metadata = new crossFetch.Headers(); /** * Check if there is any metadata to apply. * @returns {boolean} true if `metadata` has contents, or false if it is empty.
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cross-fetch.Headers is the most popular function in cross-fetch (24 examples)