Axios is a promise-based HTTP client for the browser and Node.js, known for making HTTP requests simple and allowing developers to intercept requests and responses.
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Handles HTTP requests to the OKX API with timeout configuration for respecting rate limits.
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Used to make HTTP requests to external APIs, enabling the MCP server to fetch One Piece character data and geolocation information for IP addresses.
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Uses Axios to send requests to GraphQL endpoints, allowing for authenticated API interactions with configurable authorization tokens.
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Used for making HTTP requests to the Raindrop.io API
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Enables code generation for API clients using Axios, allowing users to create requests to endpoints defined in OpenAPI specifications.
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Generates API clients based on OpenAPI specifications using Axios as the HTTP client for making API requests
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Used to make HTTP requests to the Open-Meteo API for fetching weather information for various cities
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Used to make HTTP requests to the ALBERTO system API, specifically enabling user authentication and ticket retrieval functionality.
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Used for making HTTP requests to fetch dictionary data from the Longman Dictionary website
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Used for efficient downloading of media content from Instagram, handling the HTTP requests needed to retrieve video files.
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Used as an HTTP client to communicate with the Perplexity AI API, enabling the server to make requests to Perplexity's endpoints.
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Used for API communication between the frontend and backend, enabling efficient HTTP requests for document processing workflows.
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Powers the REST client with automatic token management for LinkedIn API requests
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Uses Axios for HTTP requests to fetch web content as part of the server's dual-strategy approach for content extraction
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Used for HTTP requests to communicate with the Onyx API
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Support for installing and using Axios in Node.js containers as demonstrated in examples
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Provides an example client implementation for making API requests to the code explainer from Node.js applications
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Provides HTTP request utilities through the 'serviceRequest' function in httpUtils.ts, supporting authenticated API requests with OAuth2 or API key authentication, retries, and response validation.
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Used for making HTTP requests to the server's API, allowing clients to process queries with specific roles and interact with the role-based context management system.
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Generates API client code that uses Axios as the HTTP client, allowing for simple integration with Swagger/OpenAPI definitions
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Used as an HTTP client for making API requests to the Kayzen Analytics API.