http.cat VS purest

Cats for other HTTP status codes can be found (or not found :-)) one level up

https://http.cat

Whenever we request data or services from a server, it can respond with status codes represented by numbers. You've probably heard of "404" which means "not found", but there are others like "201 - Created" and "500 - Internal Server Error." During one of my mentoring sessions, I was given a website that showcased all these status codes with kitten memes and a brief description. It was fantastic and helped me grasp each one of those statuses better.

import { Module, OnModuleInit } from '@nestjs/common' import { HttpModule, HttpService } from '@nestjs/axios' import { CatApi } from './cat-api.service' @Module({ imports: [ HttpModule.register({ // line A timeout: 1_000, maxRedirects: 2, baseURL: 'https://http.cat', }), ], providers: [ { provide: CatApi, useExisting: HttpService, // line B } ], exports: [CatApi], // line C }) export class CatApiModule implements OnModuleInit { constructor(private readonly httpService: HttpService) {} onModuleInit() { this.httpService.axiosRef.defaults.headers.common['Accept'] = 'application/json' } }

Using the above configuration and the default aliases defined in Purest we can refresh the access token like this: