timeoutPlugin

v0.0.1

Composes an AbortSignal.timeout(ms) with any caller-supplied signal when options.timeout is set. Implemented as an execute middleware (inner to retry) so every retry attempt gets a brand-new timeout signal — a single timeout no longer poisons all subsequent attempts. The timeout therefore applies per attempt, not to the whole retry sequence. Auto-registered by createFetch; no-op when timeout is unset.

Source

Signature

export function timeoutPlugin(){ ... }

Returns

FetchPlugin<"timeout", unknown, unknown>

Property	Type	Default	Description
`name`	`Name`	—	Plugin identifier
`defaults`?	`FetchOptions`	—	Default options contributed by the plugin — merged under user defaults
`hooks`?	`FetchHooks`	—	Lifecycle hooks executed before any user per-request hooks
`execute`?	`FetchExecuteMiddleware`	—	Onion-style middleware wrapping the fetch attempt + response parse. Plugins compose in registration order; calling `next()` invokes the next middleware or ultimately the core executor. May call `next()` multiple times (e.g. to implement retries).
`setup`?	`(context: { readonly defaults: FetchOptions }) => void`	—	Invoked once per createFetch, after all plugin defaults are merged
`__types`?	`{ options: OptionsExt; context: ContextExt }`	—	Phantom marker for type-only option/context extensions — never present at runtime. Populated via dummy field in `definePlugin` generics.