This could be simplified with then().catch().

Jul 7, 2021

1 min read

ng our …unately, we can fix this by writing our own hook that contains the logic for making a post request. This hook will be a function that accepts a url and options, makes the post request, and returns the data like so:

3 Ways to Write Elegant JavaScript Code

440

Zachary Dorcinville

This could be simplified with then().catch(). I agree that async rules, but in edge cases old syntax will work better

More from Aleksey Kozin

Freelancer (Upwork Top Rated Plus). Full-stack Azure cloud developer. JavaScript and TypeScript connoisseur.

Love podcasts or audiobooks? Learn on the go with our new app.

Try Knowable

About Help Terms Privacy

Get the Medium app

Aleksey Kozin

Freelancer (Upwork Top Rated Plus). Full-stack Azure cloud developer. JavaScript and TypeScript connoisseur.

More from Medium

Kikianion

Help
Status
Writers
Blog
Careers
Privacy
Terms
About
Knowable

More from Aleksey Kozin

Get the Medium app

Aleksey Kozin

More from Medium

Centos 7.4 VMWare 16.2 Ethernet not showing on status bar and cannot managed with network manager

Decentralized Internet Interview

Ruby on Rails: Specify render ordering of nested attributes

INTERNSHIP EXPERIANCE WITH OASIS INFOBYTE