mo / abortcontroller-polyfill

Polyfill for the AbortController DOM API and abortable fetch (stub that calls catch, doesn't actually abort request).

mo/abortcontroller-polyfill Issues

AbortableFetch file cant build using google closure compiler
Updated 6 months ago
Support AbortSignal.timeout
Updated 10 months ago3
Support throwIfAborted()
Updated a year ago
ReferenceError: DOMException is not defined in node
Closed 2 years ago3
Incompatible with NextJS middleware
Closed 2 years ago5
Typescript module definitions
Updated 2 years ago5
Doesn't work in basic react-app
Closed 6 years ago2
v1.6.0 breaks controller being used with multiple requests
Closed 3 years ago3
Abort event handler should execute immediately, not debounced
Closed 3 years ago5
Polyfill breaking working implementation in Pale Moon browser
Closed 4 years ago3
Request is never closed on server side (node-fetch@2.6.0 + abortcontroller-polyfill@1.4.0)
Closed 4 years ago4
Odd bugs with this package
Closed 5 years ago1
Properties on AbortController/AbortSignal should be non-enumerable
Closed 5 years ago2
simplify feature detection by looking for signal on Request prototype
Closed 5 years ago2
TypeError: Cannot read property 'call' of undefined at __webpack_require__
Closed 5 years ago2
The present-but-broken AbortController was fixed in Safari Technology Preview Release 74
Closed 5 years ago14
this lib working in ie 11?
Closed 5 years ago1
Safari's AbortController doesn't work
Closed 6 years ago6
If AbortController.abort() directly precedes a Fetch() in code then the Fetch following it will be instantly aborted
Closed 6 years ago1
AbortController does not seem to abort blob requests
Closed 6 years ago4
Make compatible with Node.js
Closed 7 years ago8
Remove reference to babel preset "latest"
Closed 6 years ago1
Support web workers
Closed 6 years ago2
Support signal on the Request object
Closed 6 years ago
The Request constructor should copy the signal from the init argument
Closed 6 years ago