You are building a single-page application, and you want to make an API call. You realize that you want to abort the fetch request if the user navigates away from the current page to avoid unnecessary data transfer. How can you achieve this?
- Use the fetch.abort() method to cancel the request when the user navigates away.
- Implement an if statement to check the navigation state and cancel the request accordingly.
- Set a timeout for the fetch request and cancel it if the user navigates away within the timeout period.
- There's no way to cancel a fetch request when the user navigates away.
To abort a fetch request when the user navigates away from the current page, you should implement an if statement that checks the navigation state and cancels the request accordingly. The other options are not suitable for this specific task, and there's no built-in fetch.abort() method in JavaScript.
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