Evaluate how used the existing Node JavaScript libraries are (I've never heard of them) and add Axios.
{
name: 'Node',
mode: 'javascript',
codechoice: 'node',
libraries: [
{ name: 'Native', librarychoice: 'native' },
{ name: 'Request', librarychoice: 'request' },
{ name: 'Unirest', librarychoice: 'unirest' },
],
},
Axios was added to httpsnippet in Kong/httpsnippet#176 which was released as part of v1.22.0.
I'd also suggest changing the Browser JavaScript targets to include fetch() added in Kong/httpsnippet#128.
{
name: 'JavaScript',
mode: 'javascript',
codechoice: 'javascript',
libraries: [
{ name: 'Fetch', librarychoice: 'fetch' },
{ name: 'jQuery', librarychoice: 'jquery' },
{ name: 'XMLHttpRequest', librarychoice: 'xmlhttprequest' },
],
},
Aaaand Kotlin - OkHttp?
Maybe if we've not looked into this already, we could look into getting off our fork, so we don't have more libraries to maintain and bump when we want to add things like this.
Evaluate how used the existing Node JavaScript libraries are (I've never heard of them) and add Axios.
Axios was added to httpsnippet in Kong/httpsnippet#176 which was released as part of v1.22.0.
I'd also suggest changing the Browser JavaScript targets to include fetch() added in Kong/httpsnippet#128.
Aaaand Kotlin - OkHttp?
Maybe if we've not looked into this already, we could look into getting off our fork, so we don't have more libraries to maintain and bump when we want to add things like this.