Best of Axios — August 2022

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    How to Use JavaScript to Automate SEO (With Scripts)

    Programming and automation are increasingly popular topics in the SEO industry. Learning to automate tasks with JavaScript will help you build a more solid foundation to dissect how JavaScript or its implementation may be affecting your site’s organic performance. The web development industry moves at an incredibly fast pace, and JavaScript is at the center of it. With this, you can create and save the same type of functions.

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    How to Implement Redis as Cache in Node.js

    Redis is an open-source (BSD licensed) data structure store used as a database, cache, message broker, and streaming engine. Redis provides data structures such as strings, hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets with range queries, bitmaps, hyperloglogs, geospatial indexes, and streams.

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    Advanced TypeScript Patterns: API Contracts

    This post will use axios and express for the API client and server libraries respectively. The first step is to realize that your API client library and server framework already support type parameters. This is a very lightweight and pragmatic API spec. It’s not always a good idea to colocate your application model types, like User, with their respective API contracts.

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    How I Created an Ecommerce App with Medusa and Ionic

    In this tutorial, you’ll build an ecommerce app using Medusa and Ionic. This app can then be used on mobile phones such as Android, iOS and Windows phones, and can also be used as a progressive web app (PWA) You can view the source code for the tutorial on GitHub. You can replace the text nested in the component IonTitle with the name of your ecommerce store. If you're testing on a mobile device, the URL should be changed.

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    Add Pagination to Your Site With React

    The process of splitting data into separate pages is known as pagination. In this tutorial, we will be using React as the JavaScript framework, Axios to fetch data from API, and react-paginate to add pagination to our site. We will create a paginated image gallery using the official Unsplash API. If you run your server, you should see something like this.

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