Using "Just Fetch"

Throughout this guide we've shown usage of the RequestManager in context of a Store.

Setup

import Store, { CacheHandler} from '@ember-data/store';

import RequestManager from '@ember-data/request';
import Fetch from '@ember-data/request/fetch';

export default class AppStore extends Store {

  requestManager = new RequestManager()
    .use([Fetch])
    .useCache(CacheHandler);

}

Usage

store.request({ url: '/users' })

This is because most applications will want access to features only available when using the store such as reactive-data, advanced caching, and relational mapping.

Out of the box, the entire WarpDrive experience is optimized to be small and fast. However, if all your application needs is a pipeline to help you manage requests in a conventional way (or that plus reactive promise states / reactive control flow) then its possible to use an even more minimal WarpDrive setup.

This guide covers how to do so.