api-client

A TypeScript API client can handle token refresh automatically by intercepting expired token responses and refreshing them in the background. This prevents user interruption while maintaining secure authentication.

To prevent duplicate HTTP requests during authentication, an API client can implement request deduplication. This mechanism prevents multiple identical requests from being sent simultaneously, which is especially critical during token refresh cycles.

You integrate a type-safe API client with TanStack Query by connecting the centralized client to manage data fetching and caching. This integration ensures type safety for requests and responses while leveraging efficient state management.

Yes, this API client approach works for frontend dashboards by centralizing authentication, managing token validity, and handling errors automatically. It ensures a secure experience when fetching user data or posting updates.

You need request deduplication in an API client to prevent multiple identical requests from being sent simultaneously. This optimizes network usage and avoids race conditions, particularly when multiple components trigger the same token refresh.