AjaxUtil

AjaxUtil is a utility class that uses XMLHttpRequest to send an Ajax request to a server.

Type:XMLHttpRequest Asynchronous Static

Sends an ajax request to a server.

XHR Object.

let url = "https://api.example.com/members/1/"
let method = "GET";
 
BITSMIST.v1.AjaxUtil.ajaxRequest({url:url, method:method}).then((xhr) => {
    console.log(xhr.responseText);
});

let url = "https://api.example.com/members/"
let method = "POST";
let item =  {"id":2, "name":"John"};
let headers = {
    "Content-Type":"application/json",
    "X-From": "www.example.com"
};
let options = {"withCredentials":true};
 
BITSMIST.v1.AjaxUtil.ajaxRequest({
    URL:url,
    method:method,
    data:item,
    headers:headers,
    options:options
}).then((xhr) => {
    console.log(xhr.responseText);
});

Type:Undefined Asynchronous Static

Loads the script file from the server. The loaded script will be appended to the current page and executed.

Undefined.

Type:Object Asynchronous Static

Loads the JSON/Javascript object file from the specified URL. The loaded file will be converted to a Javascript object. You can specify whether the file is a JSON or Javascript object in the options parameter. If the format is not specified, the file is considered to be JSON if the extension is “json” and a Javascript object if the extension is “js”.

The Javascript object that is converted from the content of the retrieved file.

Type:String Asynchronous Static

Loads the text file from the specified URL.

The content of the retrieved file.

Type:String Asynchronous Static

Loads the HTML file from the specified URL.

The content of the retrieved file.

Type:String Asynchronous Static

Loads the CSS file from the specified URL.

The content of the retrieved file.

Type:Undefined Asynchronous Static

Loads the class files from the specified URL. The loaded class files will be appended to the current page and executed.

Do not add an extension to the URL argument. The library will automatically add the extension “.js” and load it. If the “splitClass” option is true, two files will be loaded, first “.js” and then “.settings.js”.

Undefined.