Update description; update readme

README.md

@@ -67,6 +67,7 @@ client
 | retryDelay | `Function` | `function noDelay() { return 0; }` | A callback to further control the delay in milliseconds between retried requests. By default there is no delay between retries. Another option is exponentialDelay ([Exponential Backoff](https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/core/v3/errors#backoff)). The function is passed `retryCount` and `error`. |
 | onRetry | `Function` | `function onRetry(retryCount, error, requestConfig) { return; }` | A callback to notify when a retry is about to occur. Useful for tracing and you can any async process for example refresh a token on 401. By default nothing will occur. The function is passed `retryCount`, `error`, and `requestConfig`. |
 | onMaxRetryTimesExceeded | `Function` | `function onMaxRetryTimesExceeded(error, retryCount) { return; }` | After all the retries are failed, this callback will be called with the last error before throwing the error. |
+| validateResponse | `Function | null` | `null` | A callback to define whether a response should be resolved or rejected. If null is passed, it will fallback to the axios default (only 2xx status codes are resolved). |
 
 ## Testing
 

src/index.ts

@@ -41,7 +41,8 @@ export interface IAxiosRetryConfig {
    */
   onMaxRetryTimesExceeded?: (error: AxiosError, retryCount: number) => Promise<void> | void;
   /**
-   * Defines whether a response should be resolved or rejected
+   * A callback to define whether a response should be resolved or rejected. If null is passed, it will fallback to
+   * the axios default (only 2xx status codes are resolved).
    */
   validateResponse?: ((response: AxiosResponse) => boolean) | null;
 }