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Bliss.fetch doesn't expose the xhr, so cannot call abort()
See original GitHub issueHi, I’d like to sometimes abort an ongoing HTTP request, by calling xhr.abort(). But Bliss.fetch() returns a Promise only, via which I cannot access xhr.abort() ( https://github.com/LeaVerou/bliss/blob/gh-pages/bliss.shy.js#L374 )
What do you think about somehow making xhr.abort() accessible? or the whole xhr.
And how can that best be done? My first thought was to add an abort() function on the returned promise, but that doesn’t work so well, because it disappears when chaining with .then(...).
(Currently I’ve done a quick hack in bliss.shy.js: I added xhr as a field on the promise, although it disappears when calling then().)
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Closing this then, since the PR got merged. B.t.w. now I’ve ported the essential parts of my app from jQuery, to mainly React, + some Bliss also :- )
Ok, I’ll do :- ) … (a week later) Done, see PR referenced below: