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# Axios API Calls

## Mock Calls

Berry utilizes mock data to display certain pages and actions, achieved using Axios. This allows for minimal modifications to be made when switching to live data. Users only need to change the mock API URL to the actual service URL.

### How does it work?

Axios has been configured in the folder **`..src\utils\axios.js`**

To use Axios on a page, you need to import it and make a call. After that, you need to make calls to Axios using **`axios.get('path')`** `or` **`axios.post('path')`** see below implementation.

{% code title="axios.js" %}

```javascript
...
import axios from '../../../../utils/axios'; // 1. import axios
...

const CardListPage = () => {
    const [data, setData] = React.useState([]);
    
    ...
    ...
    
    // get dummy data
    const getData = async () => {
        const response = await axios.get('/api/chat/users'); // 2. change it to live service URL
        setData(response.data.users);
        return response.data.users;
    };
   
    ...
    ...
    
    // 3. call to get data
    React.useEffect(() => {
        getData();
    }, []);
    
    ...
    ...
    
    // use data in HTML
    {Object.keys(data).map((key, index) => {
        return (
            <React.Fragment key={index}>
            
            ...
            ...
            
            </React.Fragment>
            );
    ...
    ...
    
        })
    };
    
};

export default SamplePage;
```

{% endcode %}

Berry has all dummy data in folder **`src\_mockApis.`** For API, **`api/chat/users`**, following data configured in **`..\src_mockApis\chat\index.js`** :

{% code title="\chat\index.js" %}

```javascript
import services from './../../utils/mockAdapter';

...

let users = [
    {
        id: 1,
        name: 'Alene',
        company: 'ABC Pvt Ltd',
        role: 'Sr. Customer Manager',
        work_email: 'alene_work@company.com',
        personal_email: 'alene@company.com',
        work_phone: '380-293-0177',
        personal_phone: '380-293-0177',
        location: 'Port Narciso',
        avatar: 'avatar-1.png',
        status: 'Laboris non ad et',
        lastMessage: '2h ago',
        birthdayText: 'happy Birthday Alene',
        unReadChatCount: 2,
        online_status: 'available'
    },
    {
        id: 2,
        name: 'Keefe',
        company: 'ABC Pvt Ltd',
        role: 'Dynamic Operations Officer',
        work_email: 'keefe_work@gmil.com',
        personal_email: 'keefe@gmil.com',
        work_phone: '253-418-5940',
        personal_phone: '253-418-5940',
        location: 'Afghanistan',
        avatar: 'avatar-2.png',
        status: 'Laboris non ad et',
        lastMessage: '1:20 AM',
        birthdayText: 'happy Birthday Keefe',
        unReadChatCount: 3,
        online_status: 'available'
    }
    ...
    ...
];
...
...
];
services.onGet('/api/chat/users').reply(200, {users: users});
...
...
});
```

{% endcode %}

You can configure the same for `post`methods as well.

### Next JS

Next js has a different mechanism to handle API. We have created `src/pages/api` folder where all the API stays. Whenever a request happened to API, this will be called. for more about API in nextJS, please refer: <https://nextjs.org/docs/api-routes/introduction>