Support Safari and IE
jenschelkopf opened this issue · comments
This library doesn't work for users on Safari and IE because those browsers haven't implemented the Fetch spec yet - see browser compatibility.
I've had good luck with axios, but there's also a popular Fetch polyfill.
If it's expected for this library to not to work in Safari and IE it would be nice to document that in the README.
Yes, it's already indicated in the README, but it makes sense to specify also in the usage. We don't include it out of the box, because we support also React Native, and anyway it's better to keep it outside the lib.
Libraries like axios are great, but too large for our simple use case. However, if the consumer code already includes a specific lib, it's better to reuse it in sender function.
Added details. Thanks for the heads up!
Ah, I missed that. The clarification in the readme is great. Thanks!