In this tutorial, I will show you an Axios File Upload example (with/without progress) using multipart/form-data.
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JavaScript Fetch API provides an interface for accessing and manipulating HTTP requests and responses. In this tutorial, we will create examples that use Javascript fetch() method to make Get/Post/Put/Delete request. The final section shows a simple Fetch example – HTTP Client to interact and get data from Rest API in Javascript.
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Axios is a promise-based HTTP Client Javascript library for Node.js and Browser. In this tutorial, we will create examples that use Axios to make Get/Post/Put/Delete request. The final section shows a simple Axios HTTP Client to interact with Rest API.
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In this tutorial, I will show you how to work with Axios Interceptors: eject, error, 401 status, handling infinite loop and Refresh Token example.
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In this tutorial, I will so you how to implement Simple Factory Pattern in Node.js.
Instead of using class constructors or new keyword to create an object of a class, we can abstract this process. So, we can determine the type of object at run-time, by the time of generating that class object. The implementation seems like Factory Method, but simpler than Factory Method. This simple Factory is not treated as a standard GoF design pattern, but the approach is common to any place where we want to separate the code that varies a lot from the code that does not vary.
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