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Integrative Programming -Fetch, GET, POST, PUT, DeLETE Methods

The document provides a tutorial on using the Fetch API in JavaScript to make GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE requests. It emphasizes the promise-based nature of Fetch and discusses handling results with both .then/.catch and async-await syntax. The document includes specific sections on making each type of request and their respective handling methods.

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Integrative Programming -Fetch, GET, POST, PUT, DeLETE Methods

The document provides a tutorial on using the Fetch API in JavaScript to make GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE requests. It emphasizes the promise-based nature of Fetch and discusses handling results with both .then/.catch and async-await syntax. The document includes specific sections on making each type of request and their respective handling methods.

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Integrative

Programming

Joie Velasco
Using fetch to make GET,
POST, PUT and DELETE
requests
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.Making a fetch GET request
• GET request with result-handling
2.Making a fetch POST or PUT request
• POST/PUT with result-handing
3.Making a DELETE request
• DELETE with result-handling
4.Fetch with async-await syntax
5.Summary
• Fetch is JavaScript’s in-built method (available via the global
window object) for making HTTP requests.

• It is promise-based: after making a GET, POST, PUT or


DELETE request, the Fetch API returns a promise containing
the result of the request. So before proceeding with this
tutorial, it is a good idea to have a solid understand of how
to handle JavaScript promises using

• .then and .catch syntax

• Alternatively, the result of a fetch request can be handled


using async-await syntax.
Making a fetch GET request
By default, fetch() makes a GET request.
• This means that there is less code to write for this type
of request than others.
The syntax of a fetch GET request is
as follows:

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