Retry Logic
- axios-retry:
axios-retry implements a simple retry mechanism that allows you to specify which HTTP status codes should trigger a retry. It provides a straightforward API to configure the number of retries and the conditions under which they should occur, making it easy to use for basic scenarios.
- retry-axios:
retry-axios offers a more sophisticated retry strategy, including support for exponential backoff, which increases the wait time between retries. This can help reduce the load on the server and improve the chances of a successful request after a failure.
Configuration Options
- axios-retry:
axios-retry allows you to configure the retry count and the retry condition directly through its API. You can easily set the maximum number of retries and specify which response status codes should be retried, providing a simple yet effective configuration.
- retry-axios:
retry-axios provides a more extensive set of configuration options, including the ability to customize the retry delay and the option to specify different retry strategies for different types of requests. This flexibility allows for more tailored retry behavior based on application needs.
Integration with Axios
- axios-retry:
axios-retry is designed specifically for Axios and integrates seamlessly with it. It requires minimal setup and can be added to existing Axios instances without significant changes to the codebase, making it a convenient choice for existing Axios users.
- retry-axios:
retry-axios also integrates with Axios but adds additional features that may require more configuration. It is suitable for new projects or when you need the extra capabilities it offers, but it may involve a slightly steeper learning curve.
Error Handling
- axios-retry:
axios-retry provides basic error handling by allowing retries for specific HTTP errors. However, it does not offer advanced error handling features, which may require additional logic in your application to manage errors effectively.
- retry-axios:
retry-axios includes enhanced error handling capabilities, allowing you to define custom error handling logic based on the type of error encountered. This can be particularly useful for applications that need to respond differently to various error scenarios.
Community and Support
- axios-retry:
axios-retry has a smaller community compared to retry-axios, but it is well-documented and maintained. It is suitable for projects that require a simple and reliable retry mechanism without the need for extensive community support.
- retry-axios:
retry-axios has a larger community and more extensive documentation, which can be beneficial for developers looking for support and examples. It is a good choice for projects that may require more complex retry logic and community-driven enhancements.