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## Making a request
Qortal core will automatically inject a `qortalRequest()` javascript function (a Promise) to all websites/apps. This can be used to fetch or publish data to or from the Qortal blockchain. This functionality supports async/await, as well as try/catch error handling.
Qortal core will automatically inject a `qortalRequest()` javascript function to all websites/apps, which returns a Promise. This can be used to fetch data or publish data to the Qortal blockchain. This functionality supports async/await, as well as try/catch error handling.
```
async function myfunction() {
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## Timeouts
By default, all requests will timeout after 10 seconds, and will throw an error - `The request timed out`. If you need a longer timeout - e.g. when fetching large QDN resources that may take a long time to be retried, you can use `qortalRequestWithTimeout(request, timeout)` as an alternative to `qortalRequest(request)`.
By default, all requests will timeout after 10 seconds, and will throw an error - `The request timed out`. If you need a longer timeout - e.g. when fetching large QDN resources that may take a long time to be retrieved, you can use `qortalRequestWithTimeout(request, timeout)` as an alternative to `qortalRequest(request)`.
```
async function myfunction() {
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- DEPLOY_AT
- GET_AT
- GET_AT_DATA
- LIST_ATS
More functionality will be added in the future.