March 2025posted on 03.01.2025Add 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: