Options

• url {String}:

  The requested url with anything after the querystring taken off in GET and DESTROY method requests. For example, you can't match:

  fixture({method: "GET", url: "/things?name=Justin"});
  

  Instead write:

  import {fixture, ajax} from "can";
  
  fixture({method: "GET", url: "/things", data: {name: "Justin"}}, () => {
    return "success";
  } );
  
  // can also be: `$.get("/things", {name: "Justin"})`
  // attempting to just get from the endpoint "/things" won't work.
  ajax( {url: "/things?name=Justin"} ).then( result => {
    console.log( result ); //-> "success"
  } );
  

  The url can have templates like:

  import {fixture, ajax} from "can";
  import "//unpkg.com/jquery@3.3.1/dist/jquery.js";
  
  fixture({method: "GET", url: "/things/{id}"}, () => {
    return "success";
  } );
  
  // attempting to just get from the endpoint "/things" won't work.
  ajax( {url: "/things/1"} ).then( result => {
    console.log( result ); //-> "success"
  } );
  

  The templated values get added to the request object's data.

• method {String}:

  The method of the request. Ex: GET, PUT, POST, etc. Capitalization is ignored.

• data {Object}:

  Match the data of the request. The data of the querystring or the data to XMLHTTPRequest.prototype.send is converted to a JavaScript objects with either JSON.stringify or can-deparam. The data must match part of the request's data.

• async {Boolean}:

  Write true to match asynchronous requests only.