axios/axios

Features

• Asynchronous HTTP Clients - Sends network requests and receives data from a server using a promise-based API in the browser and Node.js.
• HTTP Request Clients - Executes asynchronous HTTP requests using various methods to exchange data with servers.
• JSON Serializers - Serializes JavaScript objects into JSON and multipart formats for transmission over the network.
• Data Encoding and Serialization - Converts JavaScript objects into JSON, multipart, or URL-encoded formats for network transmission.
• JSON Handling Utilities - Implements robust JSON parsing and content-type detection for API responses using custom reviver functions.
• API Clients - Provides a standardized client for consuming and interacting with external REST or GraphQL services.
• HTTP Client Configurations - Manages reusable client configurations with base URLs and default settings for specific API targets.
• Isomorphic HTTP Clients - Provides a consistent API for HTTP communication across both browser and Node.js environments.
• Network Adapters - Provides an adapter-based abstraction to switch underlying network implementations across different runtimes.
• Promise-Based HTTP Clients - Provides a promise-based API for making asynchronous network requests in the browser and Node.js.
• Client Instance Defaults - Allows creating reusable request objects with pre-defined base URLs and default settings to standardize API communication.
• Promise-Based API Wrappers - Wraps low-level network callbacks in promises to provide a standardized asynchronous API.
• Interceptor Middleware - Provides a chain of interceptor functions to modify requests and responses globally for authentication and logging.
• API Request Configurations - Provides reusable client instances with shared base URLs and default configurations for API targets.
• HTTP Request Interceptors - Implements interceptors to transform outgoing requests and incoming responses globally before they reach application logic.
• Network Request Adapters - Utilizes an adapter-based abstraction to maintain a consistent API across browser and Node.js runtimes.
• Request Interception Middleware - Includes a mechanism for intercepting and modifying outgoing requests and incoming responses globally.
• API Error Handling - Creates detailed error objects enriched with metadata and HTTP status codes for debugging.
• Request Retries - Implements automatic re-attempts of failed network requests using exponential backoff.
• Request Timeout Configurations - Allows configuring maximum durations for requests to complete before they are automatically aborted.
• CSRF Protections - Provides client-side protection against cross-site request forgery by managing security tokens.
• Session Token Refreshers - Automatically renews expiring authentication tokens to maintain seamless session continuity.
• Error Object Creation - Standardizes diverse network failures into a consistent error object containing request and response metadata.
• HTTP Request Caching - Implements caching for GET requests to reduce network latency and server load.
• Asynchronous Operation Cancellation - Supports aborting ongoing network requests using cancellation signals to save system resources.
• Network and API Mocking - Simulates server responses and records network calls to test application behavior without a live backend.
• Type-Safe Client Generators - Generates type-safe client code and validators from schemas to ensure request and response consistency.
• HTTP Header Manipulators - Handles case-insensitive request and response headers via a structured key-value API.
• Request and Response Transformers - Allows the application of custom functions to transform data sent to or received from a server.
• HTTP Cookie Managers - Automates the lifecycle of HTTP cookies, including storage in a cookie jar and transmission across requests.
• HTTP Error Handling - Implements logic to reject responses outside the successful range and return corresponding HTTP status codes.
• Request and Response Transformers - Applies user-defined functions to serialize request bodies and deserialize response data.
• Response Validation - Uses a configurable validator to determine if an HTTP response is successful based on its status code.
• API Clients and Utilities - Promise-based HTTP client.
• Data Utilities and Libraries - Promise-based HTTP client for browser and Node.js.
• API Clients - Promise-based HTTP client for Node and browsers.
• HTTP Clients - Promise-based HTTP client for browser and Node.js.
• React Ecosystem - Standard library for making asynchronous HTTP requests.
• Web Frameworks - Promise-based HTTP client for browser and Node.js environments.

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