The 90's called, they want their response data back.

This is a small cross-browser AJAX class with CORS support and jsonP fallback.

At only 5.3K (1.7K gzipped) Xhr is a library small enough to use on any site and bring old browsers up to date.

Do a simple get call to example.com

new Xhr().get('http:https://www.example.com');

Log the response data once the AJAX call has been successfull.

var xhr = new Xhr();
xhr.onsuccess(function(responseData,status){
	console.log(responseData);
	console.log(status);
});
xhr.get('http:https://www.example.com');

Xhr supports chaining methods to make writing your code so much easier.

var xhr = new Xhr().onsuccess(function(){console.log('success');}).onerror(function(){console.log('error');}).get('http:https://www.example.com');

URL : [ STRING, required ] - URL to call

data : [ JSON Object ] - Data to POST/PUT

callback : [ STRING ] - Name of JsonP callback function

• head ( URL )
• options ( URL )
• get ( URL )
• put ( URL , data )
• post ( URL , data )
• delete ( URL )
• jsonp ( URL , data , callback )

function : [ function ] - Each callback takes a function as a parameter, and will be called when the relevant state was triggered.

• onreadystatechange ( function )
• onloadstart ( function )
• onprogress ( function )
• onload ( function )
• onerror ( function )
• onsuccess ( function )
• onloadend ( function )
• ontimeout ( function )
• onabort ( function )