Promise.all in React: All-or-Nothing Fetching
21 Jul 2025
When Promise.all is ideal, and when Promise.allSettled is a safer fit.
Parallel API requests with Promise.all are fast and clean:
const [userRes, orgRes, projectRes] = await Promise.all([axios.get(`/api/users`),axios.get(`/api/organizations`),axios.get(`/api/projects`),]);
Why use Promise.all
- Runs requests in parallel
- Total wait time matches the slowest request
- Clear all-or-nothing control flow
Tradeoff
If one request fails, all results are rejected.
If you want partial success handling, use Promise.allSettled.