Learn how to use Axios with React hooks for async / await requests. In this tutorial, we will create two custom React hooks with Axios. These Axios hooks will return both data and functions to help complete all CRUD operations.
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Use Axios with React Hooks for Async-Await Requests
(00:00) Intro
(00:41) Welcome
(00:54) Install Axios
(01:38)
...useAxios hook
(03:14) Request Config
(04:02) useAxios continued
(05:23) AbortController - not isMounted
(06:19) useAxios completed
(09:33) Create an Axios instance
(11:00) Joke component
(16:25) Testing useAxios
(16:52) Add refetch to useAxios
(19:49) Testing refetch
(20:13) useAxios vs useAxiosFunction
(20:54) useAxiosFunction
(25:08) Create a 2nd Axios instance
(25:43) Posts component
(33:45) Quick debug
(34:41) Testing useAxiosFunction
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