Functions or class methods for api calls?

[MellKam]

Currently, api calls are presented as separate functions, such as this one.

export const getCurrentUserProfile = (spotifyClient: ISpotifyClient) => {
    return spotifyClient.fetch<UserPrivate>("/me");
};

// Usage example
const spotifyClient = new SpotifyClient(...);
const user = await getCurrentUserProfile(spotifyClient);

But in most api libraries, you can see a single class that contains all the api calls, so you can just do that.

const spotifyAPI = new SpotifyAPI()
const user = await spotifyAPI.getCurrentUserProfile();

What do you prefer to use? Please write what you think about it. You can just "prefer functions" or "prefer class".

From my point of view, I can highlight some pros and cons:

• Pros
  • Easy to treeshake in a web bundle.
  • Decomposition. Much easier to support a bunch of functions than one big class (in my opinion).
• Cons.
  • A class is just easier to use. You can pass it throughout your application and use it. It's awkwardly to pass a client every time just to use call. Idk

[MellKam]

I decided to go with functions