[hokkos]

Like axios can do it if you specify the fetch backend, it just won't do the .json() asynchronously.

[tracker1]

I'm actually not a big fan of the async .json from fetch, because when it fails (because "not json"), then you can't peak at the text instead. Of course, you can clone the response, apparently, and then read text from the clone... and if you're wrapping for some other handling, it isn't too bad.