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refactor: use fetch cache arg instead of cache busting (#3584)

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Erez Rokah
2020-04-21 17:46:06 +03:00
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commit 8f1b325809
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packages/netlify-cms-lib-util/src/unsentRequest.js
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@ -49,26 +49,23 @@ const ensureRequestArg = func => req => func(maybeRequestArg(req));
const ensureRequestArg2 = func => (arg, req) => func(arg, maybeRequestArg(req));
// This actually performs the built request object
const performRequest = ensureRequestArg(req => fetch(...toFetchArguments(req)));
const performRequest = ensureRequestArg(req => {
const args = toFetchArguments(req);
return fetch(...args);
});
// Each of the following functions takes options and returns another
// function that performs the requested action on a request. They each
// default to containing an empty object, so you can simply call them
// without arguments to generate a request with only those properties.
// function that performs the requested action on a request.
const getCurriedRequestProcessor = flow([ensureRequestArg2, curry]);
const getPropSetFunctions = path => [
getCurriedRequestProcessor((val, req) => req.setIn(path, val)),
getCurriedRequestProcessor((val, req) => (req.getIn(path) ? req : req.setIn(path, val))),
];
const getPropMergeFunctions = path => [
getCurriedRequestProcessor((obj, req) => req.updateIn(path, (p = Map()) => p.merge(obj))),
getCurriedRequestProcessor((obj, req) => req.updateIn(path, (p = Map()) => Map(obj).merge(p))),
];
const getPropSetFunction = path => getCurriedRequestProcessor((val, req) => req.setIn(path, val));
const getPropMergeFunction = path =>
getCurriedRequestProcessor((obj, req) => req.updateIn(path, (p = Map()) => p.merge(obj)));
const [withMethod, withDefaultMethod] = getPropSetFunctions(['method']);
const [withBody, withDefaultBody] = getPropSetFunctions(['body']);
const [withParams, withDefaultParams] = getPropMergeFunctions(['params']);
const [withHeaders, withDefaultHeaders] = getPropMergeFunctions(['headers']);
const withMethod = getPropSetFunction(['method']);
const withBody = getPropSetFunction(['body']);
const withNoCache = getPropSetFunction(['cache'])('no-cache');
const withParams = getPropMergeFunction(['params']);
const withHeaders = getPropMergeFunction(['headers']);
// withRoot sets a root URL, unless the URL is already absolute
const absolutePath = new RegExp('^(?:[a-z]+:)?//', 'i');
@ -83,24 +80,15 @@ const withRoot = getCurriedRequestProcessor((root, req) =>
}),
);
// withTimestamp needs no argument and has to run as late as possible,
// so it calls `withParams` only when it's actually called with a
// request.
const withTimestamp = ensureRequestArg(req => withParams({ ts: new Date().getTime() }, req));
export default {
toURL,
fromURL,
fromFetchArguments,
performRequest,
withMethod,
withDefaultMethod,
withBody,
withDefaultBody,
withHeaders,
withDefaultHeaders,
withParams,
withDefaultParams,
withRoot,
withTimestamp,
withNoCache,
};