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svelxios

v2.1.0

Published

SvelteKit Axios Wrapper

Downloads

36

Readme

Svelxios logo

Svelxios: Svelte Axios Wrapper

How to use?

Download the CLI to your SvelteKit Project with the package manager of your choice:

npm i svelxios
# or
yarn add svelxios
# or
pnpm add svelxios

Note: After using the CLI, you can uninstall it.

Then, execute the CLI:

npx svelxios

Here the CLI would install axios and write the code for the axios wrapper for sveltekit in these files:

  1. src/app.d.ts: In the app locals for better use on the server side.
  2. src/lib/server/client.ts: Here is the Axios Client.
  3. src/lib/utils/debugger.ts: Axios Debuggers
  4. src/hooks.server.ts: Here the client would be loaded to the app locals.

And then?

Use it as a common axios client on the server side of your SvelteKit app:

import type {PageServerLoad} from './$types';

export const load: PageServerLoad = async ({locals:{svelxios}}) => {
  const response = await svelxios.get('/your-api');
  console.log(response);
}

Special notes

  • You must have a .env file that has a baseUrl for this axios client, this is used on the creation of the client.
import {baseUrl} from "$env/static/private";

const client = axios.create(
  baseURL: baseUrl
);
// ...
// more code

export {client}
  • Once you has svelxios running properly, you can uninstall the CLI.

Special thanks to: