Migrating to modern axios lib for http request #107
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WalkthroughThis pull request involves a comprehensive migration from the Axios HTTP client library to the Xior library across multiple project files. The changes include updating package dependencies, modifying import statements, adjusting type definitions, and reconfiguring build settings to replace Axios with Xior. The transition affects the HTTP request handling in the project's client-side REST implementation, with corresponding updates to test specifications and configuration files. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant APIRequester
participant Xior
Client->>APIRequester: Create request
APIRequester->>Xior: Configure HTTP client
APIRequester->>Xior: Send request
Xior-->>APIRequester: Return response
APIRequester-->>Client: Provide response data
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src/client/rest/APIRequester.spec.ts (1)
22-22: Add tests for header manipulation.The tests use empty headers objects, but we should add test cases for:
- Custom headers
- Multiple headers
- Case-insensitive header names
it('accept a standard URL', async () => { mockedAxios.get.mockResolvedValueOnce({ data: null } as any) const request = new APIRequester('https://rest.testnet.initia.xyz') - await request.get('/foo') + await request.get('/foo', {}, { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }) expect(mockedAxios.get).toHaveBeenCalledWith( 'https://rest.testnet.initia.xyz/foo', { - headers: {}, + headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, params: {}, } ) }) +it('handles headers case-insensitively', async () => { + mockedAxios.get.mockResolvedValueOnce({ data: null } as any) + + const request = new APIRequester('https://rest.testnet.initia.xyz') + await request.get('/foo', {}, { + 'content-type': 'application/json', + 'X-Custom-Header': 'value' + }) + + expect(mockedAxios.get).toHaveBeenCalledWith( + 'https://rest.testnet.initia.xyz/foo', + { + headers: { + 'content-type': 'application/json', + 'X-Custom-Header': 'value' + }, + params: {}, + } + ) +})Also applies to: 37-37, 52-52, 67-67
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package.json (1)
66-66: Verify xior package stability and security.The migration to xior v0.6.3 (pre-1.0) requires careful consideration:
- The package is relatively new and pre-1.0, which may indicate potential API instability
- The small bundle size (8KB) is attractive, but we should verify that it doesn't compromise on features or security
✅ Verification successful
Migration to xior appears reasonable despite pre-1.0 status
The package shows good stability indicators:
- Active maintenance with regular updates
- Minimal, stable dependencies
- Similar API to axios, reducing migration complexity
- Edge runtime support and small bundle size (287.2 kB)
- MIT licensed
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vite.config.ts (1)
19-19: LGTM!Correctly added xior to external dependencies to prevent bundling.
src/client/rest/APIRequester.ts (3)
81-81: Verify headers handling compatibility.The change from
AxiosHeaderstoRecord<string, string>might affect header manipulation. Ensure that xior handles headers similarly to axios, especially for:
- Case-insensitive header names
- Multiple values for the same header
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27-41: Verify HTTP client features compatibility.Please ensure that xior supports all axios features being used:
- Base URL handling
- Timeout configuration
- Default headers
- Config merging
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All required axios features are supported by xior ✅
The codebase demonstrates that xior is being used as a drop-in replacement for axios, with identical API patterns and full support for:
- Base URL handling
- Timeout configuration
- Default headers
- Config merging
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#!/bin/bash # View content of files using xior echo "Content of APIRequester.ts:" cat src/client/rest/APIRequester.ts echo -e "\nContent of APIRequester.spec.ts:" cat src/client/rest/APIRequester.spec.ts echo -e "\nSearching for xior type definitions..." fd -e d.ts -x cat {} \; | rg -A 10 "xior"Length of output: 4842
1-4: Verify type compatibility between axios and xior.The type aliases suggest API compatibility, but we should verify that xior's types match axios's behavior:
XiorInstance→AxiosInstanceXiorRequestConfig→CreateAxiosDefaults✅ Verification successful
Type compatibility between axios and xior is confirmed ✅
The type aliases are correct and safe to use. This is verified by:
- Xior is explicitly designed as an axios-compatible library
- Test suite demonstrates identical API usage
- TypeScript successfully compiles with the aliased types
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Test coverage needs improvement after axios to xior migration
The test suite is incomplete and needs additional test cases for:
- POST method implementation
- Error handling for invalid paths (path traversal)
- Error handling for query params in endpoint
- Headers functionality in GET requests
- getRaw method functionality
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Verify test coverage for xior features.
The mock setup has been updated, but we should ensure:
- All xior features are properly mocked
- Test coverage is maintained
- Error scenarios are still tested
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From #105, I think xior.js is another good choice:
So I made this PR. Anything need change let me know, Thanks :)
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Dependencies
axioslibrary withxiorfor HTTP requestsCode Changes
axiostoxiorTesting