Hmm, the js fetch failed reason might not even be on your end. APIs can throttle requests or return 429 errors if you’re hitting them too hard.
Try adding a delay or retry logic with something like `setTimeout`. Also, check the API docs—sometimes they have rate limits or specific requirements.
If you’re testing locally, ngrok is great for exposing your local server and avoiding CORS issues.
Try adding a delay or retry logic with something like `setTimeout`. Also, check the API docs—sometimes they have rate limits or specific requirements.
If you’re testing locally, ngrok is great for exposing your local server and avoiding CORS issues.