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Draft: Replace request with axios #1466

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@fisehara fisehara commented Oct 26, 2023

Drop in replacement for request with got is not possible, as got no proxy support has. Axios comes with proxy support and similar size of package as got.

Axios has no proxy+tunnel support and needs tunnel as HttpAgent. With this limitations, got could also be used.

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fisehara commented Jan 2, 2024

@Page- Currently we won't be able to natively use 'got' sindresorhus/got#1789 as open-balena-api is using CommonJs.

Drop in replacement for `request` with `got` is not possible, as `got` no proxy support has. `Axios` comes with proxy support and similar size of package as `got`.

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Signed-off-by: Harald Fischer <[email protected]>
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@fisehara fisehara force-pushed the fisehara/replace-request-with-axios branch from 969ff30 to 918afdd Compare January 2, 2024 17:35
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Would it be better to wait until we can use got before switching to axios? I know there's been a lot of work to move us away from CommonJs.

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