fakeApi | backend delivery your api any more , you can simulate | REST library
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kandi X-RAY | fakeApi Summary
You don't need to wait for backend delivery your api any more, you can simulate the api response with this simple fakeApi, you can continue developing your frontend without dependencies. It is a simple way to mock your api response.
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- NewContext initializes new context
- Hook handles webhook request
- loadContextBody loads request body into context
- runServer runs the server .
- FakeApi validates fakeApi .
- Initialize log service
- Get data from HTTP response
- checkCondition checks if the endpoint is present in the context
- CheckTemplateVersion checks if the template version is newer .
- checkInputData - validate input data
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QUESTION
I have been trying to understand why this is happening. My ESB does a call towards https://login.microsoftonline.com/ in order to obtain a token which I use to do a call towards an endpoint. The problem is that when a call is sent with my ESB I get:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-02 at 09:20This issue was resolved. The problem was that https://sub-domain.dns.net?qparam=999999999 was using a json server with base configurations. It was working properly with Postman but for some reason it wasn't working with wso2 calls from MI. The issue was resolved on the client side with the proper configuration of the json server.
QUESTION
Im want to authenticate to an API that uses OAuth as auth method.
I already created this code to generate a signature.
**THESE ARE ALL DUMMY DATA FOR TEST PURPOSES!** ...
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-08 at 09:12The problem here can be found in the encoding of the base signature to generate the actual signature. You will need to set the binary flag in the hash_hmac method to true. This will return the raw binary representation of the message digest, which in turn needs to be base64 encoded.
QUESTION
I'm using useReducer and context to update my state in App.js then send data to the database but it doesn't update the state and always is null.
App.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-24 at 12:52A few things to notice:
- The reducer should always return a state object (add the
default
case to the switch) - It is better to pass a property called
payload
in the action to avoid mistakes - The provider expects an object
value
(Add another set of {})
Try to change your code like this:
QUESTION
I have this scenario: I have to make 4 dropdown boxes in Vuejs with data coming from a JSON. The first 2 dropdown boxes are for selecting among a list of teams in a championship to compete against each other, and then there are 2 other following dropdown select boxes: one to select one of the two teams previously chosen in dropdown boxes 1 and 2, and the last one to choose one of the players of the team chosen in the select box number 3, which means the dropdown box number 4 is dependent on dropdown box number 3, and dropdown box number 3 is dependent on dropdown boxes 1 and 2.
To identify which players belong to which team, I'm using a team ID, which matches the team, much like a SQL foreign key, instead of making a players list inside each team list. The json basically looks like this:
data.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-16 at 04:55you have to bind model box 1 and 2, then give a change event on box 3 where the event will call api with parameter values box 1 and 2
QUESTION
New to JS, and I'm trying to create a for loop to display all the 'text' from different json objects as one large paragraph. So it looks like 'Hello, and welcome to the Minute Physics tutorial on basic Rocket Science. Before we get started,I'd like to quickly announce that I'm now making these videos at the perimeter institute for theoretical physics'
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-17 at 05:08All of the problems in the code lie within the for loop.
QUESTION
I have a component that renders just fine in SSR, but then, flickers when Vue 3 does the hydration (I think).
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 23:19In the example, your mapping function with the api results does not include the id.
QUESTION
This code retrieves the JSON data from the external source and displays it inside the table, it has total 50 rows of data, now I need to display the 1-10 rows, 11-20 rows .. until 40-50 rows when clicked on the respective row of the table, I've posted the whole jquery as it's a complex question to understand, any help will be apprecieated, thank you!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 20:16One solution is to make the listing snippet into a function that accepts a start and end parameter for which rows to display. Then you just need to figure out how to process those. In my example below, I just added an additional row with the text MORE
that the user can press, and I use the row index to figure out what rows to display.
I've also used a local JSON variable since the resource you were fetching was inaccessible.
Edit: Now using a dropdown, removed local var.
QUESTION
i have one json:
fakeApi.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 21:31Your map function returns an array, which must be iterated through using a loop.
You cannot run switch on an array to create an iterator.
Use your map callback to manipulate the code to text, and return both elements of the array. Something like....
QUESTION
I am facing this issue when creating an Async Thunk using Redux Toolkit and using said Thunk as an extraReducer.
When I specify the Return argument
, Thunk Argument
and the ThunkApiConfig
like so it throws the error from the question title at the line notificationsAdapter.upsertMany()
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-03 at 23:23You've got to be very careful with as
assertions because you will create problems if you assert something that turns out to be incorrect. For example, your type Error
is string | null
but action.error.message
is string | undefined
. What happens when it's undefined
?
Instead of insisting to Typescript that you have the right type:
QUESTION
I'm learning Golang so please excuse what may seem to be a basic question. I have searched for a couple of hours for clues as to how I might achieve sending variable data in my JSON formatted API POST from my golang app, but not found a clue or solution yet. I know the answer will be my lack of syntax knowledge.
So the problem is with the 'lastcontact' field I'm trying to POST. I want to use my 'dt' variable that contains the current datetime.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-28 at 15:46You can use a struct to store your response type if you know the fields beforehand. If you don't, you could use a map[string]interface{}
to store arbitrary data.
Then using json.Marshal
to convert it to a correctly formatted JSON response.
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