```
## Filtering the Response
A lot of the times you only need a property from the response object, this is
usually `data`. You'll see/write stuff like this:
```js
const { data } = axios.get('https://dummyjson.com/products/1')
```
With this package you can do that by adding `[data]` to the end of the URL.
```html
```
This works for all the requests and isn't limited to the `data` property.
Anything that is part of the response object can be used to filter the response.
For example, `[status]`.
_Heads up! Syntax is important, the filter property key must be place in square
brackets `[x]`._
### Nested Filters
Sometimes you don't want the whole object back, in this example `data` returns a
lot of information but we only want `title` and `price` back. Here's how you can
do that.
```html
```
This will return with the first key, in this case `data` omitted.
```json
{
"title": "iPhone 9",
"price": 549
}
```
_Note! You can still pass other filters in when using nested filters, something
like `[data.title, status]` will work fine!_
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