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upfetch

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About this skill

upfetch

Use up-fetch when you need a reusable fetch client with request-scoped defaults, automatic request/response shaping, runtime validation, retries, and lifecycle hooks.

Mental model

  • up(fetchFn, getDefaultOptions?) creates the reusable client.
  • getDefaultOptions(input, options, ctx) runs on every request.
  • upfetch(input, options?, ctx?) performs one request.
  • Keep SKILL.md high-level; load the relevant file under references/ for details.

Minimum pattern

import { up } from 'up-fetch'
import { z } from 'zod'

export const upfetch = up(fetch, () => ({ baseUrl: 'https://api.example.com', headers: { Authorization: readToken() ? Bearer ${readToken()} : undefined, }, timeout: 5000, }))

const user = await upfetch('/users/1', { schema: z.object({ id: z.number(), name: z.string(), }), })


## Workflow

1. Start with [client setup and dynamic defaults](references/client-setup-and-dynamic-defaults.md).
2. If the request needs auth, params, body shaping, or merge semantics, read [auth and request shaping](references/auth-and-request-shaping.md).
3. If the response contract matters, read [validation, parsing, and errors](references/validation-parsing-and-errors.md).
4. If retries, timeouts, or hook timing matter, read [retries, timeouts, and lifecycle](references/retries-timeouts-and-lifecycle.md).
5. If streaming or runtime quirks matter, read [streaming and runtime caveats](references/streaming-and-runtime-caveats.md).

## High-value rules

- Pass a function as the second argument to `up()`, not a plain object.
- Read auth and other mutable defaults inside that function so values stay fresh.
- Use `params` and `body` instead of hand-serializing query strings or JSON.
- Use `schema` when you need runtime trust; TypeScript generics alone do not validate payloads.
- If you want error-as-value behavior, set `reject: () => false` before relying on `parseResponse`.
- Prefer `globalThis.fetch` over imported `undici.fetch`.

## References

- [Client setup and dynamic defaults](references/client-setup-and-dynamic-defaults.md)
- [Auth and request shaping](references/auth-and-request-shaping.md)
- [Validation, parsing, and errors](references/validation-parsing-and-errors.md)
- [Retries, timeouts, and lifecycle](references/retries-timeouts-and-lifecycle.md)
- [Streaming and runtime caveats](references/streaming-and-runtime-caveats.md)