What Is HttpClient in Angular?
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What Is the role and responsibility of HttpClient?
HttpClient is performing HTTP requests and responses.
Most of all web applications communicate with
backend services over the HTTP protocol and all modern browsers support two
different APIs for making HTTP requests i.e.
1. XMLHttpRequest
interface
2. fetch()
APIs
The HttpClient is more modern and easy to use the
alternative of HTTP.
HttpClient is an improved replacement for HTTP.
They expect to deprecate http in Angular 5 and remove it in a later version.
The new HttpClient service is included in the HTTP
Client Module that used to initiate HTTP request and responses in angular apps.
The HttpClientModule is a replacement of HttpModule.
HttpClient also gives us advanced functionality
like the ability to listen for progress events and interceptors to modify
requests or responses.
Before using the HttpClient, you must need to
import the Angular HttpClientModule and the HttpClientModule is imported from @angular/common/http.
You must import HttpClientModule after
BrowserModule in your angular apps.
First, you’ll need to imported HttpClientModule
from @angular/common/http in your app module and it must be import HttpClientModule
after BrowserModule in your angular apps.
The following example as given below -
import
{ BrowserModule } from
'@angular/platform-browser';
import
{ NgModule } from
'@angular/core';
import
{ HttpClientModule } from
'@angular/common/http';
//Import App Component
import
{ AppComponent } from
'./app.component';
//AppModule class with @NgModule
decorator
@NgModule({
imports: [
BrowserModule,
//import HttpClientModule after BrowserModule
HttpClientModule,
],
//Static, compiler configuration
//declarations is used for configure the selectors
declarations: [
AppComponent,
],
//Runtime or injector configuration
providers: [],
//bootstrapped entry component
bootstrap: [ AppComponent
]
})
export
class AppModule
{}
After imported HttpClientModule into the
AppModule, you can inject the HttpClient into your created service.
The following example as give below–
import
{ Injectable } from
'@angular/core';
import
{ HttpClient } from
'@angular/common/http';
@Injectable()
export
class CustomerService
{
//Inject HttpClient into your components or
services
constructor(private
httpClient: HttpClient)
{ }
}
HttpClient supports mutating a request, which is,
sending data to the server with HTTP methods such as PUT, POST, and DELETE.
HttpClient is use the XMLHttpRequest browser API
to execute HTTP request.
HttpClient Perform HTTP requests –
1. GET
method – get()
2. POST
method – post()
3. PUT
method – put()
4. DELETE
method – delete()
5. HEAD
method – head()
6. JSONP
method – jsonp()
7. OPTIONS
method – options()
8. PATCH
method – patch()
And the HttpClient class looks like –
class
HttpClient {
constructor(handler:
HttpHandler)
request(first:
string | HttpRequest<any>,
url?: string,
options: {...}): Observable<any>
delete(url:
string, options:
{...}): Observable<any>
get(url:
string, options:
{...}): Observable<any>
head(url:
string, options:
{...}): Observable<any>
jsonp<T>(url:
string, callbackParam:
string): Observable<T>
options(url:
string, options:
{...}): Observable<any>
patch(url:
string, body:
any | null,
options: {...}): Observable<any>
post(url:
string, body:
any | null,
options: {...}): Observable<any>
put(url:
string, body:
any | null,
options: {...}): Observable<any>
}
The options contain the list of parameters –
1. headers
2. observe,
3. params,
4. reportProgress,
5. responseType,
6. withCredentials
The following options parameters look like -
options: {
headers?: HttpHeaders
| {
[header:
string]: string
| string[];
};
observe?: 'body';
params?: HttpParams
| {
[param:
string]: string
| string[];
};
reportProgress?: boolean;
responseType: 'blob';
withCredentials?: boolean;
}
Benefits of HttpClient -
1. HttpClient
include the testability features
2. HttpClient
include typed request
3. HttpClient
include response objects
4. HttpClient
include request and response interception
5. HttpClient
include Observable APIs
6. HttpClient
include error handling
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