You do not need to use window.location.origin 😉
Yeah. thanks for pointing that out.
Content updated. Appreciate the feedback.
However, if you do not add "/" at the begining, the browser will fetch for "currentPath/yourUrl". So if you host the page on /random-route, it will fetch /random-route/api/hello
You need this /
Not sure what you mean by that. But it's working for me even if I start it with api or /api.
api
/api
Because you're fetching from index.js right?
Yep. Will update code to be resilient to change. Thanks.
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You do not need to use window.location.origin 😉
Yeah. thanks for pointing that out.
Content updated. Appreciate the feedback.
However, if you do not add "/" at the begining, the browser will fetch for "currentPath/yourUrl". So if you host the page on /random-route, it will fetch /random-route/api/hello
You need this /
Not sure what you mean by that. But it's working for me even if I start it with
api
or/api
.Because you're fetching from index.js right?
Yep. Will update code to be resilient to change. Thanks.