vs developit/redaxios?

[donavon]

vs developit/redaxios?

[developit]

My 2 cents: I don't think there's enough going on in any of these minimal fetch wrappers to make a measurable difference in runtime performance. Requesting, downloading and parsing network requests is always going to take many orders of magnitude longer than merging a few objects and firing some events.

I wasn't aware of this library, but I like the events it fires and use something very similar in all of my stuff (and I keep writing them one-off every time...)

[donavon]

And I wasn't aware of @developit's redaxios. It's tiny.

As Jason has said, performance is going to be roughly the same, no matter what package you use. thwack@next is going to have a more robust addEventListener interface, with multiple level request mocking, replacing, blocking, etc, but probably not needed by most users.

redaxios is a good ultra-minimal alternative, although not 100% axios compatible (lacking interceptors), but again, probably not needed by most apps.

BTW, I have a TODO to look into using the EventTarget interface to lower my overhead.

[developit]

@donavon sounds like some nice improvements.

RE EventTarget - I've tried a bunch of different techniques for reusing it as a generalized event interface, and never found a way that was materially better than a tight first party implementation. I'd have to peek at the code again to see how yours is implemented, but you might be able lift the optimizations from mitt, which should be about as small as you can get in JS.