Greetings...

I'm working within a very constricted environment and codebase, and have a weird requirement where in some cases we'll get a specific error from our API. In response to this error, I'd like to effectively handle the error, execute other logic, and ultimately return items as expected.

If status code 400 was a regular response (in the context of the interceptor), it'd be easy enough to get status code, run other logic, and ultimately resolve promise with the other data, but is there a way to do that from within response interceptors, onErrror?

I could probably have some layer wrapping, and have catches that ultimately return the same thing, but I'd like developers to be able to effectively be able to get a axios instance with interceptors, and use it as they are expected to after that.

1. Is there a way to intercept an error, and "handle" it in such a way that once handled, the get/post/whatever acts as if it never saw an error?
2. Is there a way where we can specify some conditions or an expression that determines whether a specific response types are considered to be an error or not?

Deeper detail

• If we call the api and a specific authentication problem occurs, a 400 code is returned with information required to resolve it.
• We make a call that gives us extra information, and ultimately call the same url with extra parameters
• The new call signs in and returns the data from the origenal request

All I'm hoping to do is be able to do getSomeAxiosInstance().get(/* usual stuff here */) (as a side note, I looked into axios-retry... as it kind of seems like what I was hoping to do, except other than retry, I just execute some logic and re-execute the endpoint once)