JS Fetch Part 1
Posted on December 29, 2023 (Last modified on October 11, 2024) • 2 min read • 316 wordsVideo is in Swedish
In the world of web development, asynchronous data retrieval is a crucial aspect of building fast and efficient applications. The fetch
API has revolutionized the way we make requests to servers, but sometimes, we need more control over the timing of these requests. That’s where JS Fetch Delay (Del 1) comes in – a powerful tool that allows developers to introduce deliberate delays between fetch requests.
JS Fetch Delay (Del 1) is a simple yet effective library that enables developers to add custom delay times between fetch
requests. This can be particularly useful when dealing with rate-limited APIs, caching strategies, or simply ensuring that subsequent requests are made after a certain period has elapsed.
To use JS Fetch Delay , you’ll need to install the library via npm or yarn:
npm install js-fetch-delay
Once installed, you can import the library and wrap your fetch
request with the delay
function:
import { delay } from 'js-fetch-delay';
const url = 'https://api.example.com/data';
const delayTime = 2000; // 2 seconds
delay(delayTime, () => {
fetch(url)
.then(response => response.json())
.then(data => console.log(data));
});
In this example, the delay
function will pause execution for 2 seconds before making the fetch
request to the specified URL.
By introducing deliberate delays between fetch requests, you can:
JS Fetch Delay is a valuable addition to any web developer’s toolkit. By providing fine-grained control over the timing of fetch requests, this library helps you build more efficient, scalable, and robust applications. Give it a try today and discover the benefits for yourself!
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