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react-http-request-handler
This React library using customized hooks is aimed to help users handling HTTP requests. The request and its trigger are simply configured, then executed by Axios. Optional parameters can also be configured depending on the client needs.
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To understand the interest of this phase, it is good to know what it is for. Here we have an example with the configuration which is practically the smallest. If you go a little further, you will notice that you can configure several settings so that the library generates as many Axios instances as you need. These instances will be identified with a key, this to allow you to execute an HTTP request with the instance of your choice, if none is defined to execute the request, don’t panic. We have made sure that the configuration is as simple as possible, so, if the key is not filled in, we take the first available instance (the order of the instances is equivalent to the order of the information given during the configuration). In our example, we haven’t configured anything about this, so RH2 will initialize a default instance.
This article aims to present the React Http Request Handler (RH2) library, the example presented was as simple as possible in terms of configuration. It is possible to enter multiple settings. If you have any problems, you want to have other features or you want to share something else, you are welcome in the community. The discussion forum is here -> Discussion