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npm packages that use fetch()

64 of the 981 npm packages we've indexed (7%) use fetch(), which makes HTTP requests. Here they are, with how many of their files do.

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Packages using fetch()

PackageFiles
next170See the lines
npm29See the lines
react-router29See the lines
lru-cache23See the lines
@stencil/core17See the lines
ethers13See the lines
storybook12See the lines
react-native9See the lines
protobufjs8See the lines
webpack8See the lines
rxjs6See the lines
jsdom5See the lines
whatwg-fetch5See the lines
@types/node4See the lines
svelte4See the lines
vitest4See the lines
eslint-plugin-unicorn3See the lines
htmlparser23See the lines
isomorphic-fetch3See the lines
node-fetch3See the lines
pnpm3See the lines
ramda3See the lines
vite3See the lines
@ant-design/web3-common2See the lines
async2See the lines
domutils2See the lines
execa2See the lines
figlet2See the lines
get-stream2See the lines
glob2See the lines
mongodb2See the lines
react-dev-utils2See the lines
release-it2See the lines
semantic-release2See the lines
undici-types2See the lines
@angular/cli1See the lines
@angular/common1See the lines
@angular/core1See the lines
@angular/router1See the lines
@testing-library/react1See the lines
@types/node-fetch1See the lines
@vue/cli-service1See the lines
@vue/compiler-sfc1See the lines
bl1See the lines
convert-source-map1See the lines
core-js1See the lines
esbuild1See the lines
form-data1See the lines
gh-pages1See the lines
lerna1See the lines
mongoose1See the lines
node-sass1See the lines
np1See the lines
proxyquire1See the lines
redux-thunk1See the lines
socket.io1See the lines
socket.io-client1See the lines
source-map1See the lines
tapable1See the lines
tslint1See the lines
type-fest1See the lines
webpack-dev-middleware1See the lines
webpack-dev-server1See the lines
zone.js1See the lines

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