IClosestFacilityOptions

The instance of ArcGISIdentityManager, ApplicationCredentialsManager or APIKeyManager to use to authenticate this request. A token may also be passed directly as a string however using the built in authentication managers is encouraged.

A string indicating whether credentials (cookies) will be sent with the request. Used internally for authentication workflows.

Any ArcGIS Routing service (example: https://sampleserver3.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/Network/USA/NAServer/Route/ ) to use for the routing service request.

Specify one or more locations that are searched for when finding the closest location.

Additional Headers to pass into the request.

Prevents the token from being passed in a URL Query param that is saved in browser history. Instead, the token will be passed in POST request body or through X-Esri-Authorization header. NOTE: This will force POST requests in browsers since auth header is not yet supported by preflight OPTIONS check with CORS.

The HTTP method to send the request with.

Specify one or more locations from which the service searches for the nearby locations. These locations are referred to as incidents.

If the length of a GET request's URL exceeds maxUrlLength the request will use POST instead.

Additional parameters to pass in the request.

Base url for the portal you want to make the request to. Defaults to authentication.portal if authentication exists, otherwise to 'https://www.arcgis.com/sharing/rest'.

Return the raw response

Specify if the service should return routes.

An AbortSignal object instance; allows you to abort a request and via an AbortController.

Suppress any ArcGIS REST JS related warnings for this request.

Override the default function for making the request. This is mainly useful for testing purposes (i.e. so you can pass in a spy).