Http package depracated warning on galaxy log

[suneethloremine]

recently i have updated my meteor version from 1.10.0 to 2.00 and after that , the galaxy log always showing this warning.

{“line”:“169”,“file”:“http.js”,“message”:“The http package has been deprecated, please migrate to the fetch package and new web standards.”,“time”:{"$date":1613724715319},“level”:“debug”}

i have not implemented any functionalities using http package.

my packages list.

mongo@1.10.1 # The database Meteor supports right now
standard-minifier-css@1.7.2 # CSS minifier run for production mode
ecmascript@0.15.0 # Enable ECMAScript2015+ syntax in app code
kadira:flow-router
email@2.0.0
matb33:collection-hooks

Theming

Performance + Monitoring
mobile-experience@1.1.0
fastclick
mobile-status-bar
meteorhacks:fast-render

Testing: These are disabled for now.
dispatch:mocha-phantomjs
xolvio:backdoor
xolvio:cleaner
session@1.2.0
dynamic-import@0.6.0

Bundle Size
bundle-visualizer

mixmax:smart-disconnect
force-ssl@1.1.0
browser-policy@1.1.0
meteorhacks:kadira
froatsnook:request
underscore@1.0.10
meteorhacks:aggregate
fourseven:scss
mdg:meteor-apm-agent
universe:i18n
meteorhacks:inject-initial
react-meteor-data@2.2.2
fetch
meteor-base
reactive-var
standard-minifier-js
es5-shim
shell-server
accounts-password
meteorhacks:picker
alanning:roles@1.2.19
harrison:papa-parse

[rjdavid]

Replacement for http package using fetch

As you might have realized, the http package will soon be deprecated, since it uses the deprecated request on the server. However this would break a lot in our code, since it is a great isomorphic abstraction to HTTP calls and I managed to replace request with node-fetch on the server and kept the client code as it is. You can check out the package on atmosphere and on GitHub. Install via meteor remove http && meteor add jkuester:http The API is 95% the same, expect for npmRequestOptions tha…

[jkuester]

There are a few core packages still relying on http but this is already in progress to be replaced with fetch.

[suneethloremine]

@Replacement for http package using fetch

the client code as it is. Y

i have already uninstalled http package and i am using fetch package now. but still showing this warning.

[rjdavid]

@jkuester

There are a few core packages still relying on http but this is already in progress to be replaced with fetch.

Here is our solution

Replacement for http package using fetch

On a project level, what we did as a transition is to copy jkuester:http to /packages/http folder and rename the package as http

[suneethloremine]

@Replacement for http package using fetch

jkuester:http

the warnings from mdg:meteor-apm-agent package.