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React.js JSONPlaceholder API Example to Fetch Posts Using Axios and Display it Using Bootstrap
Jan 9, 2025
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uh hello guys welcome to this video so
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in this video I will show you a simple
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example of fetching Dynamic data from a
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rest API and showing it in the react
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Chase application in the tabular
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structure using react bootstrap and for
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this purpose we'll be using a API called
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as Json placeholder API so you can see
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on your screen whenever we load the
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application we are fetching the top 50
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post from Top 100 post from this API and
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showing it in the table structure it's a
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very simple application and uh let me
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show you the API here so if you just
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type on Google Json placeholder it's a
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fake rest API for Developers for testing
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purposes so this is the actual API we be
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using it
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and we will be using fetch API to make
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the actual rest API call so let me show
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you this example so just make a simple
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functional component act functional
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component so after making
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this we need to actually initialize the
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actual State variables which will be
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required for this application
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so the first variable which will be
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required it is required for keeping
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track of how many post you want to
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display so you will be using the UST
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State hook initial value will be empty
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the second variable which should be
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required for showing a simple loading
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progress for again the initial value
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will be true so these are only the two
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State variables which are
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required and we will also be using react
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bootstrap to make the user interface so
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just install these two packages using
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this command I've already install
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this so after you do this we will just
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use the use effect
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Hook from the acts so this will execute
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whenever you load the
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application and here we will load the
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actual
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data and for this we will Define a
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function which I will call this as fetch
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post so what the what this function will
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do it will actually fetch the post from
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the Json placeholder
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API and just make this function as async
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and right here I will fetch the post in
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this
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variable so in this
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function we will Define this TR catch
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block so if any sort of error take place
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we can console log it and WR inside this
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uh a wait we'll use not fetch API we can
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use exos xos is actually a package we
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can install
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it does the similar job but you need to
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require it so just install this xos
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package by using this command I've
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already installed
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it so once you do this we can import
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this module at the very top xos from
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xos and again also be need to requiring
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bootstraps so we'll require all the
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bootstrap components the table spinner
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and container component and the boot CDN
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file this is coming from react bootstrap
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and right here you'll make a
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simple fetch uh exos and there contains
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a get method to make a simple get call
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to the rest API so Json placeholder do
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typo
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code.com
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SL
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post so if you directly write this in
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the browser you will receive a Json
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response which will contain the post so
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we are actually getting these Post in a
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Json like structure so exactly we have
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doing a simple EXO's get call after we
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get this data we'll set this
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post response. data so right here you
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can console log the response as well in
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the browser if you refresh your browser
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uh go to inspect
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element and console you will receive
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this object if you see we have the data
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property which contains 100 rows of data
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and each object will have these
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properties of ID title user ID
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body
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so now do we we just need to display
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this data in the
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browser we just need to change the set
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loading to be false
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initial value will also be false so just
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change this from True to
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false so now to actually display
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this we will wrap everything in the
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container
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tag container element of react boot
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STP and inside this we will have this H2
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tag we simply say that Json
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placeholder
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post align it in the center text
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Center and if the value of loading is
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true in that
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case it will show a simple PR
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bar in the center position so for this
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we using the spinner component of
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bootstrap so give it an animation of
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border and inside this we will simply
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show in a paragraph
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loading so if the value of loading is
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false in that case we need to show the
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data and we'll be showing the data in a
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table structure Tableau structure using
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the table component make it striped
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bordered hover and
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responsive so inside
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this we will have these
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uh three columns first is the
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ID then we have the
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title then we have the body of the post
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so this data will be we need to Loop
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through this data so in the table body
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tag we need to Loop through
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inside this jsx we will use the map
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function for each
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post we will Define this table row tag
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give it a key parameter which will be
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the ID of the post post. ID and then we
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have these three properties in the table
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data tag so inside curly
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bracket post. ID then we display the
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post.
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title and then we display the body of
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the post po post. body so now we have
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these three properties so if you refresh
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your browser you will see you will
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receive this data and you will actually
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see the data in the table like structure
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so if you refresh and you will see
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exactly 100 post appearing in the table
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like structure so in this way you can
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fetch data from a random user uh Json
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API and display your data inside your
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react CH application so it's really easy
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we are using EXO's library for this for
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fetching the actual data coming from the
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API and we are displaying it in a table
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structure using
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bootstrap so this is overall application
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