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The Fetch API provides an interface for fetching network or local resources.
This is an implementation of the common Web API as described, for example, on MDN, with a few differences and an expanded feature set.
The two main interfaces for the API are the Net.fetch()
and Net.request()
functions, which are both essentially wrappers around an XMLHttpRequest object. fetch()
provides an asynchronous Promise-based interface, while request()
returns results directly (synchronously).
The Fetch API further extends XMLHttpRequest
with formalized classes/objects for Headers, Request, and Response types.
(Note that the Headers
type is not documented here locally since the implementation matches what is already documented at MDN.)
Namespaces | |
namespace | Net |
Members | |
class | Request |
class | Response |