I am using videojs for displaying a film, and depending on the time of the video (timeupdate), I display a description from the backend, that is required for this project. In case of a problem with loading the description on…
TL;DR: I expected the fetch API to resolve once the full HTTP response header was sent, but it is taking 8000ms for some reason. I have a server using Express to respond to HTTP requests. It doesn't give a single…
According to the Next.js blog and documentation fetch requests are no longer cached by default since Next.js 15: https://nextjs.org/blog/next-15 https://nextjs.org/docs/app/api-reference/functions/fetch#optionscache However, if I send the same request twice in a component, the second request is still cached. To reproduce it…
I'm in a course trying to finish a full-stack project, and I'm having trouble with two areas when trying to create login functionality: getting my Authorization request header to the backend with a JWT token, and actually attaching the token…
For my school project, I need to create a sequence diagram. In that sequence diagram I have to represent an API call using simple JavaScript code (fetch() + then() for handling the response). I'm confused, should I represent this as…
I'm trying to create a context whose default value will come from an external source. I would need to do something similar to doing the fetch outside of an asynchronous function (I don't think this is possible). The question is:…
I am attempting to call the Google Drive REST API to upload a file from a browser context using the fetch api, but am not able to progress past a weird error. TypeError: Failed to fetch Looking at other posts…
I have a case where I'm calling fetch() and if the response is a 302 Redirect, I want to redirect the calling page to wherever it redirects to instead of following the redirect to retrieve the data. The scenario is…
How can I effectively manage multiple asynchronous data fetch requests in JavaScript using the Fetch API? I want to create an array of fetch requests, each returning a promise, and ensure that all results are processed before proceeding. What’s the…
This has me stumped. I am working on the following: const testFetch = () => { console.log("testFetch"); fetch(`${baseurl}/${requrl}`, { method: "POST", body: JSON.stringify({ foo: "bar" }), headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json; charset=utf-8", Accept: "*/*", "Cache-Control": "no-cache", }, }) .then((response) => {…