February 2025 posted on 02.28.2025 Home Papers Essays Blog Verse Fiction Add custom config to Axios requests Axios supports adding custom config to requests that can be used later throughout the request. Here is an example adding a custom config called endpointName: const instance = axios.create(); const { data } = await instance.get("/api", { endpointName: "myApi" }); It can be used in interceptors: instance.interceptors.request.use(function (config) { console.log(config.endpointName); return config; }); instance.interceptors.response.use(function (response) { console.log(response.config.endpointName); return response; }); It is also included in Axios errors: instance.interceptors.response.use(null, function (error) { if (isAxiosError(error)) { console.log(error.config.endpointName); } return Promise.reject(error); }); TypeScript support Create an axios.d.ts and add the custom config under AxiosRequestConfig: import "axios"; declare module "axios" { export interface AxiosRequestConfig { endpointName?: string; } } No reactions yet
Add custom config to Axios requests
Axios supports adding custom config to requests that can be used later throughout the request.
Here is an example adding a custom config called
endpointName:It can be used in interceptors:
It is also included in Axios errors:
TypeScript support
Create an
axios.d.tsand add the custom config underAxiosRequestConfig: