Parallel request (?) about apisauce

[skellock]

Hello.

There's nothing specifically written in apisauce or axios that would queue requests up like this.

I know in some browsers, they have a per-domain limit. It used to be 2 connections per domain, but I haven't looked recently. It's probably different per browser now.

Are you using React JS or React Native? Sagas?

Could this be a server side queue or throttle?

[adrianha]

Im using it on react native and redux thunk for create async action. I think its not server side issue, theres no queue or throttle..

[skellock]

Are you able to place some log statements in? Both before & after your fetches? With some timestamps? And post 'em here? I'd love to see the timing.

[adrianha]

Here's the screenshot attached.
Fetching first & second request (1)

Fetching first & second request (2)

Fetching only second request

It looks like the second request waiting for some first request to be done..

[skellock]

You're kicking off 38 simultaneous requests! iOS will only let you do 4 in parallel.

Are you able to change the API to support asking for multiple products at a time?

If not, you'll have to write a priority queue to allow your "requests" to get priority over your "batches".

[adrianha]

ah thanks @skellock , i dont know there are limitations on parallel request. Yes, i think i need to request better API support for this request. Great library by the way 👍

[skellock]

Thank you. Glad it's useful. Axios does the heavy lifting. We just put a little extra on top.

[adrianha]

@skellock , is there any guide or API that can be used to write a priority queue for request?

[skellock]

https://github.com/sindresorhus/p-queue will do the trick.

Instead of calling api.get('') directly, your apisauce wrapper could add things to the queue instead.

[adrianha]

Thanks @skellock ! i will take a look.