Request

The Request object is returned when calling the api() method on a repository. This object is the foundation for Pinia ORM Axios and enables you to call many of the supported axios methods to perform an API request. Any Custom Actions will also be defined on the Request object.

const request = useAxiosRepo(User).api()

You can call request methods directly through chaining.

const response = useAxiosRepo(User).api().get()

Constructor

  • constructor(model: typeof Model)
    By default, calling the api() method on a model will attach the model class to the Request object.
    You may also create a Request instance by passing a model as the constructors only param.
    import { Request } from '@pinia-orm/axios'
const request = new Request(useAxiosRepo(User))

Instance Properties

model

  • Type: typeof Model
    The model class that is attached to the Request instance.

axios

  • Type: AxiosInstance
    The axios instance that will be used to perform the request.

Instance Methods

get

  • get(url: string, config: Config = {}): Promise<Response>
    Performs a GET request. It takes the same arguments as the axios get method.

post

  • post(url: string, data: any = {}, config: Config = {}): Promise<Response>
    Performs a POST request. It takes the same arguments as the axios post method.

put

  • put(url: string, data: any = {}, config: Config = {}): Promise<Response>
    Performs a PUT request. It takes the same arguments as the axios put method.

patch

  • patch(url: string, data: any = {}, config: Config = {}): Promise<Response>
    Performs a PATCH request. It takes the same arguments as the axios patch method.

delete

  • delete(url: string, config: Config = {}): Promise<Response>
    Performs a DELETE request. It takes the same arguments as the axios delete method.

request

  • request(config: Config): Promise<Response>
    Performs a request with the given config options. Requests will default to GET if the method option is not specified.
    All request aliases call this method by merging the relevant configs. You may use this method if you are more familiar with using the axios API in favour of alias methods.
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