IanQuan
commented
4 months ago Your README on KY, provides a detailed guide that covers everything from setup and basic usage to advanced features like request cancellation and retries. The structure is clear, making it easy for readers to navigate through the content with the help of a table of contents. Including code snippets for different operations like GET and POST requests is particularly helpful, as it gives practical examples that users can directly experiment with.
To enhance the educational value for developers who are new to KY, consider including examples of common errors or pitfalls users might encounter when using KY and how to resolve them would be beneficial. This could include handling network errors or managing CORS issues.
Shaffaan
This PR introduces and talks about KY, a new lightweight HTTP Client PR goes over all that is needed for a new student to set up and start using KY. Examples of GET and POST requests using KY are also provided Small blurb: KY extends the capabilities of the FetchAPI by incorporating features such as retries and cancellations, bolstering the reliability and flexibility of your HTTP requests. With KY, you can effortlessly specify the number of retries for a request using the retry option, ensuring resilience in the face of network issues. Additionally, KY seamlessly integrates with the AbortController provided by the FetchAPI, enabling you to cancel requests when necessary, empowering you with greater control over your network interactions. These enhancements make KY a powerful tool for managing HTTP requests in your web applications.