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Global Functions ​

Global functions for default configuration and convenience functions.

Global Configuration ​

SetBaseURL ​

Sets the default base URL for all requests.

go
func SetBaseURL(url string)

Example:

go
fetch.SetBaseURL("https://api.example.com")

// All subsequent requests will use this base URL
response, err := fetch.Get("/users")

SetTimeout ​

Sets the default timeout for all requests.

go
func SetTimeout(timeout time.Duration)

Example:

go
fetch.SetTimeout(10 * time.Second)

// All subsequent requests will use this timeout
response, err := fetch.Get("https://api.example.com/users")

SetUserAgent ​

Sets the default user agent for all requests.

go
func SetUserAgent(userAgent string)

Example:

go
fetch.SetUserAgent("MyApp/1.0.0")

// All subsequent requests will use this user agent
response, err := fetch.Get("https://api.example.com/users")

Global Variables ​

BaseURL ​

Default base URL.

go
var BaseURL string

Timeout ​

Default timeout.

go
var Timeout time.Duration

UserAgent ​

Default user agent.

go
var UserAgent string

Session ​

Session ​

Creates a new Fetch instance with session enabled (cookies are maintained across requests).

go
func Session() *Fetch

Example:

go
session := fetch.Session()
session.SetBaseURL("https://api.example.com")

// First request - login (sets cookie)
session.Post("/login", &fetch.Config{
	Body: map[string]interface{}{
		"username": "user",
		"password": "pass",
	},
}).Execute()

// Subsequent requests will use cookies from login
response, err := session.Get("/protected").Execute()

Notes ​

  • Global configuration applies to all new Fetch instances created after the configuration is set
  • Existing Fetch instances are not affected by global configuration changes
  • Use global configuration for convenience, or use instance methods for more control