Honestly, I’d skip Axios con Next 14 and just use the native `fetch` API. It’s built into Next.js and works really well with their caching and revalidation features.
But if you’re set on Axios, creating a custom instance is definitely the move. It’s cleaner and more reusable.
For error handling, interceptors are your best friend. They let you catch errors globally and handle them however you want.
But if you’re set on Axios, creating a custom instance is definitely the move. It’s cleaner and more reusable.
For error handling, interceptors are your best friend. They let you catch errors globally and handle them however you want.