Show query params for GET requests

[reslear]

add query params display for GET requests, and option for controlling.

await axios.get(`/wp-json/wp/v2/posts`, {
  params: {
    slug: "article",
   _fields: "id"
  }
}

to:

[hg-pyun]

@reslear Thank you for feedback. I will add soon.

[FezVrasta]

Adding my request here, I'd love to see the final URL, with the serialized query params, unlike the example posted by the OP.

For example, I'd like to see:

[Request] 17:54:56 GET /wp-json/wp-v2-posts/?slug=article&_fields=id

so that it's easy to see the final URL hit by Axios.

[reslear]

@FezVrasta in my case now

https://github.com/reslear/whale/blob/main/packages/axios-log/src/axios-log.ts

[FezVrasta]

The problem with this is that you are not logging what Axios will actually call, the way params are serialized to string may differ by the qs options you provided.

[reslear]

yes it's true, but this is temporary solution)

[gurisko]

I had a look into this one and there doesn't seem to be a consistent way on how to get URL with a query string:

• AxiosRequestConfig only contains params object (AxiosRequestConfig.params),
• AxiosResponse contains path (URL with a query string) but it isn't well typed in axios itself so I am not sure if we can rely on this (AxiosResponse.request.path), it also contains params object (AxiosResponse.config.params);
• AxiosError same as AxiosResponse (AxiosError.request.path).

For the consistency I vote to use the params object from AxiosRequestConfig.

[Webbrother]

Please take a look at this PR: #83

[hg-pyun]

It updated on 2.6.0 verison.