axios

Tech stack & purpose

Axios is a promise-based HTTP client for both the browser and Node.js, built in JavaScript. The library uses XHR or Fetch adapters for browser environments and HTTP/HTTPS adapters for Node, with platform selection logic in a dedicated `lib/platform/` directory. The codebase is structured around core domain logic in `lib/core/` (including request dispatch, interceptors, and config management), I/O adapters in `lib/adapters/`, and reusable generic utilities in `lib/helpers/`. The source is written as ESM modules and built into multiple distribution formats (ESM, UES, and CJS) using Rollup.

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• Jay287 commits
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