All right.
And once we're done with a structure forged through years of functionality before we complete the entire
thing, I also want to install another library, which is going to be a library to make our life easier
when it comes to requests.
Yes.
Technically, you can complete the whole thing with fetch, just like I showed you in dashboard one.
But Axios has become pretty much a standard when it comes to making actually Typekit requests because
it does a bunch of heavy lifting for you and in the process, it just speeds up the development and
makes things easier to implement.
Now, I'm not going to show you any code examples right now because we will be implementing that throughout
the project.
So it just only makes sense if I showcase how we can do something once we get there.
But I will reference this resource quite a lot.
Basically, Axios docs, which as a side note, is just an awesome page.
I really enjoy how they made everything, and it's definitely something I would want to recreate as
a project.
That is a quick side note.
Again, you can read more about the Axios, and we'll take a look at the examples once we get there.
How we can implement the post requires the get request and all of that cool stuff.
For now.
Simply, I want to go with install and you can also find the commander here.
Now here's the thing, though we're not talking about this Sara one.
So I want to stop the job before my application and I want to clear the terminal.
Then I want to navigate to City.
And where do we want to go when I go to a client?
Correct?
Then we want to run the command.
Which is opium install.
So let me take this one.
And copy and paste, OK, reinstalled the library, and let's move back up to our job offer, so cty
online, let's go and start, and once we have everything in place now, we can complete our register
user functionality.