Herein are:

• examples of the fetch API.
• Unit tests for practicing use of fetch.

1. Clone the repository thus:

   git clone https://github.com/portsoc/fetch101.git

2. Go into the locally cloned repo:

   cd fetch101

3. Install libraries (including the http server we use in the next stage):

   npm install

4. Start a simple HTTP server on port 8080 with:

   npm start

5. See the examples at http://localhost:8080/examples/
6. Unit tests.
   • See the unit tests at http://localhost:8080/
   • Edit index.js; improving and adding code until all the tests pass.

1. fetch_message

   • Get message.txt, from a server and put in the DOM

2. fetch_on_button

   • When a button is pressed, get message.txt, from a server and put in the DOM

3. error_handling

   • Two buttons are presented. One fetches message.txt which is retrieved successfully. The second button retrieves imaginary.file which does not exist, so a the response object's ok property (i.e. response.ok) will be false; an error messsage is therefore displayed.

4. json_data

   • When a button is pressed, get data.json from a server, parse the data and populate an unordered list with it.

5. response_headers

   • This extends the error handling example. The same function is used to process three outcomes when different files are loaded. In addition to handlng the non-existent file, the response headers are checked to learn the type of the retrieved data. Different types of data (text and JSON in this example) can be processed differently.

6. other_peoples_data

   • Instead of a local JSON file, a remote data file is loaded.

7. interaction

• user input is taken and used to construct a URL.
• the response from the server is used to indicate whether a word is valid in scrabble or not.