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Setting up Axios client
From the course: Build Modern Web Apps with React, Hooks, State Management, and APIs Using Vite or Next.js
Setting up Axios client
Hello, and welcome back. In this video, we are going to see how we can set up XEOs in React application the production way. In the production world applications, we usually create a separate API client, which is underlying going to use the XEOs. So in future, if there are going to be any other client that we want to use, we have only one configuration file where we need to make the changes, not everywhere in the code. Consider that you have to use this API URL about 50 to 60 times in your multiple components. So every time you develop a component, you don't have to write this complete path, is just a unnecessary redoing of things. which You should only type the dynamic part which is going to change, for example, slash posts, slash users, slash invoice, etc. And this should be your base URL. We can do that by creating Xeos object using the create function that it provides. In that function, we can have the base URL, which can be the base URL of your API, which is never going to change.…
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Overview and fetch API example8m
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Axios installation and example6m 21s
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Setting up Axios client8m 32s
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Setting up Axios interceptors3m 37s
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Comparison and summary3m
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GET requests5m 1s
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Deep understanding of fetch and Axios7m 13s
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Loading and error UI patterns4m 16s
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Enhancing the loading state with loader component3m 16s
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Enhancing the error state with error component3m 35s
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Skeleton loader6m 23s
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Summary54s
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Why useEffect matters: Overview2m 25s
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Correct ways of dependency management5m 4s
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Handling race conditions12m 36s
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Mistakes to avoid: Summary2m 7s
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CRUD operations: Introduction4m 45s
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Project setup overview3m 19s
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Fetching products: GET3m 14s
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Adding a product: POST4m 26s
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Updating a product: PUT5m 35s
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Deleting a product: DELETE2m 8s
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Combining everything as an SPA5m 55s
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Common mistakes: Practices and summary4m 47s
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Advanced API integration: RTK and TanStack recap3m 8s
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Recap: UseQuery fetching data using TanStack Query3m 55s
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Recap: Mutation and optimistic updates with TanStack Query2m 18s
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Key benefits and summary2m 27s
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Project overview and setup4m 57s
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API client setup10m 8s
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Fetching all posts7m 45s
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Creating a new post6m 10s
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Updating a post5m 30s
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Deleting a post7m 43s
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