fix(useFetch): generated payloadType on execute by tolking · Pull Request #3251 · vueuse/vueuse (original) (raw)

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close #3250

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Improved the handling of different payload types and headers in useFetch and added tests to verify the functionality. Refactored the code to avoid duplication and ensure consistency.

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• Move the logic for setting the payload type and the Content-Type header to the main useFetch function, to ensure consistency and avoid duplication (link, link)
• Modify the condition for setting the payload type to json to exclude FormData instances, since they are handled by fetch without specifying the header (link)
• Add two test cases to check the behavior of useFetch with different types of payloads (JSON and FormData) and how the Content-Type header is set accordingly (link)
• Use the ref function from Vue to create reactive values for the payload and the retry function from the test utils to wait for the fetch call to complete and assert the expected header value in the test cases (link)