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• Documentation

  • Updated documentation for server request handling
  • Improved clarity of response interceptor configuration

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  • Simplified response handling logic
  • Made response interceptor more flexible and configurable

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The pull request modifies the response handling logic in the server documentation, introducing a more generalized approach to processing HTTP responses. The changes replace a specific response interceptor with a defaultResponseInterceptor function that provides greater flexibility in handling different response structures. This refactoring allows for configurable success checks by specifying custom fields for code, data, and success conditions, making the response handling more adaptable across various API implementations.

Changes

File	Change Summary
docs/src/guide/essentials/server.md	Updated response handling documentation to reflect new generalized interceptor approach
src/api/request.ts	Removed generic type parameter from client.addResponseInterceptor method

Possibly related PRs

• perf: improved exception handling when request status code is 200 #4679: Modifies response handling logic in createRequestClient function
• perf: easy to define fieldName of response data #5442: Introduces defaultResponseInterceptor for configurable response success checks

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)

docs/src/guide/essentials/server.md (3)

234-241: Add examples of different response formats.

The new defaultResponseInterceptor configuration is more flexible, but it would be helpful to include examples of different API response formats and how to configure the interceptor for each case.

Add examples like:

// Example 1: Standard response format
{
  code: 0,
  data: { ... },
  message: 'success'
}

// Example 2: Different field names
{
  statusCode: 200,
  result: { ... },
  error: null
}

// Configuration for Example 2:
defaultResponseInterceptor({
  codeField: 'statusCode',
  dataField: 'result',
  successCode: 200,
})

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234-241: Document error handling configuration.

The interceptor configuration should include information about error handling, particularly how non-success codes are processed.

Add a note explaining:

// Note: When response[codeField] !== successCode, the interceptor will reject 
// the promise with the response data. This can be caught and handled by the 
// errorMessageResponseInterceptor shown below.

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234-241: Consider adding a dedicated section for response handling.

The response interceptor configuration is a crucial part of the request client setup. Consider creating a dedicated section that explains:

1. The purpose and benefits of the defaultResponseInterceptor
2. How it integrates with other interceptors in the chain
3. Common customization scenarios

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