https://requestjs.netlify.app/

Getting data from an API is complex and hard in JavaScript. A quick google search will direct you to a difficult code block that either use fetch or axios.
This SCARES off beginners.

• Which one do I use?
• Like what is the await keyword?
• When do I use it?
• But wait what is async?
• How does async even work?
• How do I error handle? .catch?
• I can't even download an image from this url!! Ahhrr!!!
• What's a Promise? Whaaa?!!??
• This totals over 30 lines of code (depending on your use case). Meanwhile in Python it's literally one line - requests.get(url).

With api-request-js we dumb down api calls. Now you can get data with just one line.

npm i api-request-js
const request = require("api-request-js")
let data = request.getRequest(url, path)
request.log(data)

Solving math problems using the Newton Math Solver API:

const request = require("api-request-js")

let data = request.getRequest("https://newton.now.sh/api/v2/factor/x^2-1")
request.log(data)

Downloading Images from the Unsplash Image Generator API:

const request = require("api-request-js")
let data = request.getRequest("https://source.unsplash.com/random/", "/Users/Billy/Desktop/Images/")