Hi Alexander!

Events are used in Apicase for several reasons

• You can subscribe to events locally (for requests) or globally (for services)
• Apicase follows “Business logic failures are not exceptions” principle so there’s at least 3 states (done/fail/error). Promises have only two states.
• Apicase also has cancel event and progress (XHR adapter only)

You still can use async/await (or promises) for requests:

const { success, result } = await SomeService.doRequest()
if (success) {
  /* ... */
} else {
  /* ... */
}

Source: Apicase docs