server-api

You centralize API communication by implementing a typed service layer with a reusable HTTP client, which encapsulates endpoints and provides typed request and response methods to eliminate scattered fetch or axios calls across your frontend codebase.

The best way to handle token refresh and cancellation is using a centralized HTTP client with interceptors that manage authentication workflows and support request cancellation, ensuring network requests are safely aborted when components unmount.

Consistent error handling and authentication interceptors are implemented by setting up a base API client that applies shared request and response transformations, ensuring all domain-specific services inherit uniform auth and error management behavior.

Yes, a typed service layer works with HTTP interceptors by attaching to a reusable base client, allowing request and response transformations to be applied consistently across all domain services without duplicating interceptor logic.

Refactoring scattered fetch or axios calls into domain-specific services reduces code duplication, ensures consistent authentication and cancellation strategies, and provides typed methods that encapsulate API endpoints for better maintainability.