How to use the @wordpress/api-fetch.setFetchHandler function in @wordpress/api-fetch
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);
const response = await apiFetch({ parse: false });
if (response.ok) {
console.log(await response.json());
}
}
const x: Middleware = async (undefined, next) => {
const x = await next({});
return next({});
};
apiFetch.use(apiFetch.fetchAllMiddleware);
apiFetch.use(apiFetch.createRootURLMiddleware('https://foo.bar/wp-json'));
apiFetch.setFetchHandler(options => {
const { url, path, data, method } = options;
return fetch(url || path || '', {
method,
body: JSON.stringify(data),
});
});export default () => {
apiFetch.setFetchHandler( ( options ) => fetchHandler( options ) );
};@wordpress/api-fetch
Utility to make WordPress REST API requests.
