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use axios globally in all my components vue
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I just installed axios to my vue project as
npm install axios
then in main.js file I import it as
import axios from "axios";
But when I use axios in my components, it says
ReferenceError: axios is not defined
that means each and every component I have to import axios.
Is there a smart way to import axios globally to my vue project.
Then I won't need to import it on components each and every time.
The power of Vue has much to do with the state management(getters, mutations and actions). Here's a good overview
I recommend you to do your axios call inside the actions, as they're executed asynchronously and you won't see your app freezing while doing your calls.
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Browsers don't natively support require like Node.js does.
However, browserify is a tool that will bundle your code containing require statements into a single JS bundle that you can load in the browser via a <script> tag.
I am trying to use SliderButton, I recently installed slider-button in my terminal,
npm install --save react-native-slider-button
and tried to import it, but somehow it did not work.
on website, I am supposed to write
var SliderButton = require("react-native-slider-button");
but my react-native is latest ver so i am guessing that I probably should not use require, how do I write code with using "import"?
You can replace require with import by placing the following at the top of your file:
import SliderButton from "react-native-slider-button"
export default class MyComponent extends Component {
...
}
You can't really just "import" this particular component. It was written using an earlier implementation of JS called CommonJS which is used in NodeJS. React Native now uses ES6 for module management. The SliderButton Component is a little problematic. First, it uses the CommonJS module syntax inside the component itself, including loading React and React Native in ways that are no longer supported. So parts of this module would have to be rewritten to work with current versions of react native. You could roll back to a previous react native version that supports CommonJS, or you could modify the Component to use the ES6-style module importation.