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import { Get } from 'pretend';
import { UserEntity } from '../entities/user.entity';

export class UserWebService {

  @Get('user/{id}')
  public async get(id: number): Promise<UserEntity> {}    // <-- error here, can't declaration return type

}

Is there any solution? thanks

If we create an interceptor and call the chain more than once, we get an error:

        let response = await chain(request);
        response2 = await chain(request);
...
[TypeError: interceptors[i++] is not a function. (In 'interceptors[i++](chainStep, request)', 'interceptors[i++]' is undefined)]

I need to call chain twice in my auth interceptor, if the token is expired, I refresh token and reissue the request. This functionality was working great in android java ok-http interceptors. I think we can fix this with a little tweak in code. I will send a PR soon.

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This is the best (and almost only) declarative lib that I could find which works best across all of my projects (Vanilla React, Next.js SSR, Vanilla React Native, Expo managed RN etc). I'm using it quite a while and it's working great. Is there any more popular alternative that people are using? I would like to see this lib go over 10k stars :) Thousands of thanks for taking your time to share this with the world.

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Currently the only ways to add a header is by using @Header(...) decorator or an interceptor. I am currently in need of generating a header and add it to the request in runtime. I think I will go with interceptor pattern but it would be great to have appendHeaders in GET,POST,.. decorators and add the latest object as header to the request. I checked the code and it seems possible but appendQuery index checks are little obstructive there. If it seems easy for you, could you try to implement please, otherwise I will have a look again in some free time.

Following vscode-github I write my own git tool for a local git service.
I got an error :

ReferenceError: Headers is not defined
    at prepareHeaders 
(/User/XXX/Code/oschina/gitee/node_modules/pretend/src/index.ts:70:19)
    at execute (/User/XXX/Code/oschina/gitee/node_modules/pretend/src/index.ts:111:19)
    at GiteeBlueprint.<anonymous> (/User/XXX/Code/oschina/gitee/node_modules/pretend/src/index.ts:132:14)
    at /User/XXX/Code/oschina/gitee/node_modules/pretend/src/index.ts:169:36
    at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:85:5)

Does Header must be set ? Where to set header ?
I set header like this:

  export class GiteeBlueprint implements Gitee {
    @Header('Accept: application/json')
    @Post('/user/repos')
    public createRepository(params: ICreateRepoParam): any { }
  }

There is a problem with the latest v4 release. Dist folder is not deployed to npm, that's why we are getting "Cannot find module 'pretend'" error.

Hey everyone first of all thanks for creating this, I was thinking about doing something like this for a project but you guys got it covered! second here comes my question I still don't know if it is possible to define a response type like a class being created from what is returned from the service. I would probably also want to define which path of the object should be pointed to this class this could be a decorator. What do you guys think about all of this? I might be interested in helping this project it is really what I have been doing with Swift using Sourcery :)

when using the requestInterceptor, the body of the request is already stringifyed.
so, whenever I want to change anything, I have to JSON.parse(...) it.

is there a way to work on the data before being stringifyed?

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