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Replace Axios with Fetch
See original GitHub issueAxios browserified doesn’t support setting ‘keep-alive’ (the httpsAgent needed is just a stub), so every new server connection will do SSL negotiation, adding quite some time (~0.25s perhaps) to the response time.
isomorphic-fetch comes with node and browser support, with polyfills for older browsers.
I can do the PR, just want a go/no-go
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@johansten Go for it!
@tomquisel
It doesn’t look very complicated… I’ll just replace HorizonAxiosClient with the same functionality implemented using Fetch instead. One issue might be that proper timeouts w/ Fetch needs something called an
AbortControllerwhich came into full support later than Fetch itself.