ovhovh-reket
Provides a centralized predefined Reket configuration.
Methods
useReket(enableSsoAuth = true, requestTypes = 'default')
import { useReket } from '@ovh-ux/ovh-reket';
const reketInstance = useReket();
// use your Reket instance
reketInstance.get('/my/url').then((response) => {
console.log(response);
});Parameters
enableSsoAuth
Type: boolean - default: true
Configure response error hook to handle ssoAuth. This handle logout and redirection to login page in case of non authenticated user.
requestTypes
Type: array|string - default: 'default'
Configure the instance with predefined request types. Can be an array of objects (see Reket configuration) or a string with value 'default' which set the requests types used within the manager.
ssoAuthHookFn
It's also possible to get the function used to handle ssoAuth redirections. Useful if you need to wrap your response with $q in angularJS for example. This method is used internaly by useReket methods when enableSsoAuth param is true.
import angular from 'angular';
import { useReket, ssoAuthHookFn } from '@ovh-ux/ovh-reket';
angular.service('MyService', ($q) => {
const reketInstance = useReket();
const responseErrorHook = (error) => {
return ssoAuthHookFn(error).catch((hookFnError) => $q.reject(hookFnError));
};
reketInstance.config.hooks.response.set(null, responseErrorHook);
// use your Reket instance
reketInstance
.get('/my/url')
.then((response) => {
console.log(response);
})
.catch((error) => {
console.log(error);
})
.finally(() => {
console.log('called after then or catch');
});
});