Comment by nedt
24 days ago
Before that we had node-fetch. If you already use a dependency why not one that's pretty much what will come natively to every JS runtime soon.
24 days ago
Before that we had node-fetch. If you already use a dependency why not one that's pretty much what will come natively to every JS runtime soon.
The fetch API is designed for browsers. It's not designed for servers. Fetch may work for a particular use case on the server, it may not. Servers have needs over and above what a browser allows the client to do.
Now I'm curious, because we have a big server side code base using fetch(). What are you using that doesn't work with fetch? Especially since axios nowadays has a fetch adapter.