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-# Log: API Service Migration
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-**Task**: Migrate Angular's `ApiRequestService` to a reusable React service using `axios`.
-
-**Analysis of `api-request.service.ts`**:
-- Uses `appConfig` to get `baseApiPath`. This path includes the protocol, host, and a trailing slash (e.g., `http://localhost:3000/`).
-- Handles setting `Content-Type: application/json` headers.
-- Has commented-out logic to add an `Authorization` token from `userInfoService`.
-- Provides wrappers for GET, POST, PUT, DELETE methods.
-- Includes a special method `postFormData` for `multipart/form-data` uploads.
-- Basic error handling in `handleError`.
-
-**Analysis of `helper.ts` and other services**:
-- Some services (`forgotpass.service`, `user-info.service`) import a `baseUrl` from `helper.ts`.
-- `helper.ts` gets its value from `environment.backendUrl`.
-- The provided `environment.ts` lacks `backendUrl`, but has `apiUrl: 'http://localhost:3000'`.
-- **Assumption**: `backendUrl` and `apiUrl` should be treated as the same value.
-- Services using `baseUrl` manually add a `/` separator, e.g., `${baseUrl}/api/...`. This is consistent with `baseApiPath` from `appConfig` which already includes the trailing slash.
-
-**Migration Plan**:
-1.  Create `migration2react/src/services/apiService.ts`.
-2.  Use `axios.create()` to set up a default instance with `baseURL` derived from our new `apiConfig.ts`.
-3.  Implement an `axios` request interceptor to attach the Authorization token. This will replicate the logic from `userInfoService` and `apiRequestService` to get the token from `sessionStorage`.
-4.  Implement an `axios` response interceptor for global error handling, improving upon the `handleError` method.
-5.  Export the configured `axios` instance as the default module export.
-6.  Create and export a separate `postFormData` function for handling file uploads, as its headers and configuration differ.
-
-**Result**:
-- A single, configured `axios` instance (`apiService`) that can be imported and used for all standard API calls.
-- A separate utility function (`postFormData`) for specific multipart requests.
-- This centralizes API configuration and handling in a standard React pattern.