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# React-Scheduler-CRUD-using-axios

We have prepared a sample using Axios library method for performing CRUD actions in scheduler.
This repository demonstrates how to implement CRUD operations in a React Scheduler component using the Axios library for API communication. It is designed as a practical example for developers who want to integrate scheduling functionality with backend services in a React application.

Please find the service project from below link.

Service: https://www.syncfusion.com/downloads/support/forum/172013/ze/Service90807893310072088141574866169
We have prepared a sample using Axios library method for performing CRUD actions in the scheduler. This example shows how to create, read, update, and delete events efficiently while maintaining a responsive user interface.

Note: Run service project first to perform CRUD action.
Please find the service project from the link below:

Service:
https://www.syncfusion.com/downloads/support/forum/172013/ze/Service90807893310072088141574866169

Note: Run the service project first to perform CRUD actions successfully. The service acts as the backend API that handles data persistence for the scheduler component.

This sample is useful for understanding how to configure Axios requests, handle responses, and manage state updates in React.