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It's kinda true if you're thinking purely about submitting requests through `<form>` elements - but even then you can bend browsers to support other verbs.
by munk-a 3y ago
It's kinda true if you're thinking purely about submitting requests through `<form>` elements - but even then you can bend browsers to support other verbs.
- user3939382 3y agoThere are multiple RFCs with lists of HTTP verbs and axios only supports the more limited set, which for my particular legacy project meant I couldn't use any of the creative ones.
- munk-a 3y agoThat really just sounds like an axios issue - I've built in support for custom verbs with nothing but plain-old ES5 javascript. The verb is nothing more than a string component of the HTTP request and it's pretty trivial to modify it to your liking (even outside of standard verbs!).