As discussed in #19, here is an example using multifetch node module to handle batch requests on the server side. It can only handle GET requests with JSON responses but for most Angular apps, that's all that is needed. I guess angular-http-batcher can ignore non-GET requests and the application user will be responsible for ensuring JSON responses.
As discussed in #19, here is an example using multifetch node module to handle batch requests on the server side. It can only handle GET requests with JSON responses but for most Angular apps, that's all that is needed. I guess
angular-http-batcher
can ignore non-GET requests and the application user will be responsible for ensuring JSON responses.