Hello DEVs, currently I'm working on a MERN Stack project and using Axios to fetch the backend API. However, from last 3 days I'm facing installation and usability issue with Axios. I checked NPM Registery and got myself correct.
As you can see on the above image, Axios is failing on build.
Now, being a huge community and getting so much of dependants this irresponsibility is not expected.
I've started using fetch() instead. Let me know if you have any strong and stable recommendation.
Happy Coding🥂
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Build failing doesn't mean your project's fetch code is correct. Axios seems to work for me.
Leave fetch aside, axios isn't even getting installed on any device or project
Hi Azhar,
This comment, and post, is not constructive. Please review the community code of conduct before posting, in the future. Generally speaking, in the open source developer community it is a pretty big no-no to dump on an open source project on social media (dev.to counts). It would be better to look at the project's repository (there should be a link on the package's NPM page). From there you can view existing issues that may shed light on what is going wrong.
One comment in this discussion indicates that there's some more debugging to be done, on your part. In the case that you've found a bug with that package, you should make an issue for it, and/or attempt to fix it! :)
Cheers!
I got point very clearly.
Thank you so much for correcting me. 🙏 ❤️
Learn to install them properly.
Brother, I'm using Axios for the last 1.5 years
Your code is wrong, and don't blame Axios.
The current build fail is from 3 days ago (Jan 17). The current release (that you install via npm) is Jan 4. The build failing has nothing to do with whatever problem you're having.
There are many alternative for http request library like got, ky, elixor, ...
If your code running on web only, then fetch is absolutely fine
Yes, I also think so
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