composePlugins

v0.0.1

Flattens plugin defaults and hook arrays into a single shape suitable for long-lived storage on a fetch instance. Runs exactly once per createFetch call. Ordering: plugin defaults (in declaration order) → user defaults (user wins). Headers are merged independently through a single Headers instance.

Source

Signature

export function composePlugins(
  plugins: readonly FetchPlugin[] | undefined,
  userDefaults: FetchOptions | undefined,
): ComposedPlugins{ ... }

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
`plugins`	`readonly FetchPlugin[] \| undefined`	—	—
`userDefaults`	`FetchOptions \| undefined`	—	—

Returns

ComposedPlugins

Property	Type	Default	Description
`defaults`	`FetchOptions`	—	Merged defaults — plugin defaults first, then user defaults (user wins)
`hooks`	`{ readonly onRequest: readonly FetchHook[] \| undefined; readonly onRequestError: readonly FetchHook[] \| undefined; readonly onResponse: readonly FetchHook[] \| undefined; readonly onResponseError: readonly FetchHook[] \| undefined; }`	—	Pre-flattened readonly hook arrays; undefined when no plugin contributed a phase
`execute`	`FetchExecuteMiddleware \| undefined`	—	Pre-composed onion chain of plugin `execute` middlewares, or `undefined` when no plugin contributed one (fast path: caller invokes the core executor directly without constructing a `next` closure).