Reputation: 13912
I have a bit of code in my React project that looks like this:
const url = '/create-label-shipments.json';
const filters = Object.assign({}, this.state.filters);
filters.page = this.state.page;
const response = await axios.get(url, {params: filters});
Now I know that axios takes that params
object and creates a new url with query parameters, like '/create-label-shipments.json?page=1&date=2020-03-20&etc...'
What I am hoping I can do is call some axios function in a different part of my code that does exactly like above, but instead of making the request and giving me the response, it just gives me the URL.
const url = '/create-label-shipments.csv';
const filters = Object.assign({}, this.state.filters);
const url = await axios.getUrl(url, {params: filters});
// at this point, no request was made, and url === '/create-label-shipments.csv?page=1&date=2020-03-20&etc...'
Upvotes: 8
Views: 8089
Reputation: 50874
Perhaps you're after axios#getUri()
, which you could use by adding the params
property and the url
property to the config object passed to the method:
const params = {
page: 1,
date: '2020-03-20'
}
const url = '/create-label-shipments.csv';
const res = axios.getUri({url, params});
console.log(res);
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Upvotes: 15