#requestp requestp is a promise based wrapper around XMLHttpRequest. You still get all the power of XMLHttpRequest, but you pass the arguments as a object and use .then() instead of event handlers, which leads to cleaner code.

##Examples Requesting a web page:

requestp({method: "GET", url: "http://example.org/"}).then(function(data){ console.log(data); });

Requesting and parsing a JSON file:

requestp({method: "GET", url: "http://example.org/example.json"}).then(JSON.parse).then(
  function(data) {console.log(data.key); }
);

##Reference You pass arguments to the requestp function through a object with the following attributes:

method: Required. The HTTP method.

url: Required. The url you are requesting.

headers: Optional. An array of header objects that are used to override the headers of the request. Each header object takes the form

{
  header: "The header to override",
  value:  "The new value for the header"
}

mimetype: Optional. Used to override the mime type of the request.

user and password: Optional. Used to authenticate the request.

body: Optional. The body of a POST request.