roll20-api-scripts VS axios

Yeah, figured it wasn't exactly what you needed, but might get you going in the right direction. On another note, the version of the Token-Mod installed from within Roll20 has had problems in other areas. While I don't know if lighting also had issues, it might make your life easier to grab the version from GitHub and also reference the discussions with the author of the script in this thread.

ChatSetAttr - Provides an interface to set character attributes

Statusfx can add cool effects when a token is effected. It should also help with your ability to see tokens effected by statuses on a larger map. Caution it could cause slow down if there's a lot going at once.

Yes, OP, please share your code changes! I'm guessing you simply updated lines 435-448 in the original code?

React and React Native share many core libraries. You can use the same state management libraries like Redux, MobX, and data fetching libraries like Axios or the Fetch API.

Axios helps making HTTP requests

2) Axios Axios is the most popular third-party library for making asynchronous calls, based on javascript promises. Axios is simpler, faster, and much more powerful than native Fetch API, it provides control over our HTTP request.

This template was built using a variety of powerful frameworks and tools, including: .NET, Ngrok, JWT (JSON Web Tokens), Entity Framework, AutoMapper, FluentValidation, Flurl, Humanizer, libphonenumber-csharp, MailKit, OAuth, Serilog, Twilio, Swagger, React.js, React Native, React Navigation, Axios, Expo Dev, Lodash, NativeWind, React Hook Form, Zustand, Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio, Android Studio, Git, GitHub Copilot, Node.js, React Native Paper, NextUI

It is an asynchronous method that runs when the component is initialized. It fetches the first batch of products from the API using Axios and stores them in the products array. The loading state is set to true while the data is being fetched, and then reset to false once the data is loaded.

Let's install some of the libraries we will use on the frontend. First, we need recordrtc, which will handle the recording process and give us access to raw data captured from the device's microphone. Next, we will use lamejs, which will help us process the data to encode it into MP3 format. We will also need axios to make network calls to OpenAI whisper, so run the following command in the terminal to install these libraries.

Axios: Axios is a JavaScript library used to send asynchronous HTTP requests to REST endpoints. It's commonly used to perform CRUD operations. Install Axios using this command:

Once the SVG image has been saved, it's now ready to embed in a webpage but just using an tag won't allow you use it in the way you want. Instead we need to wait until the page renders and then fetch the image via a simple rest call. In this example I use the Axios library to make that call.