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