Can you give any more information? I don't know what Laravel is (except for what I just googled and read), but I do web requests all of the time. Usually from Powershell to a TFS server.
Maybe I can give some possible suggestion if you post some information and screen shots. I am guessing from your error "TypeError: Network request failed", that the real problem might be hidden. I get that sort of thing all of the time when I try to make a request to a page with the wrong url. Behind the scenes, The server is spitting back some error html, which the client is trying to deserialize into a structure.
Since the error is coming back in html, it doesn't match the type for deserialization and you get a TypeError.
This is all just a guess. Not enough information. Just a shot in the dark for brainstorming.
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Can you give any more information? I don't know what Laravel is (except for what I just googled and read), but I do web requests all of the time. Usually from Powershell to a TFS server.
Maybe I can give some possible suggestion if you post some information and screen shots. I am guessing from your error "TypeError: Network request failed", that the real problem might be hidden. I get that sort of thing all of the time when I try to make a request to a page with the wrong url. Behind the scenes, The server is spitting back some error html, which the client is trying to deserialize into a structure.
Since the error is coming back in html, it doesn't match the type for deserialization and you get a TypeError.
This is all just a guess. Not enough information. Just a shot in the dark for brainstorming.