Switch from got to ky + fetch in notion-client #394
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This is awesome. Thanks for this. I will be happy to test it out on Cloudflare Workers once it's live. |
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Hi, I wanted to know if there was any reason this PR isn't merge yet? |
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is there any reasons that PR isn't merge? |
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This PR removes
gotin favor ofkyinnotion-client. This means thatnotion-clientis no longer tied to Node.js.ky is a thin wrapper around
fetch, which makesnotion-clientcompatible with edge runtimes such as Cloudflare Workers, Vercel edge functions, and Deno.It also adds a secondary entrypoint to
notion-clientwhich will only be used by "browsers" (and this should include edge runtimes, though this hasn't been tested yet in practice).The node.js entrypoint bundles
ky-universal, which polyfillsnode-fetchandabort-controllerfor node.js so thatkyworks in node.js the same as any otherfetch-supported environment.The main advantage of using
kyinstead offetchdirectly is thatkyincludes robustness features such as automatic HTTP status code-aware retrying.The main downside of this change is that
gotis more robust on node.js than any otherfetch-based HTTP client that I'm aware of, includingky(thoughkyis the bestfetch-based HTTP client that I'm aware of).See @remorses previous PR which started this work in #312 and related discussion in #160
cc @pbteja1998 @MartinXPN @on2air