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QUESTION
I am new to Cypress (and naive to JS). I would like to write a JS library as a wrapper to 3rd party APIs. I write the API wrapper as an individual file (instead of using Cypress Custom functions) because I believe I can share the library with teams NOT using Cypress E2E tool.
The problem I am facing is "I cannot let my code to be executed sequentially in order"
From the result, I can see:
- the data didn't return successfully
- it looks like the "getTestPlanIdByName:20974" were executed last, but I expect it should be executed before "line 01b testPlanId:{}"
I need to help to know the correct way to handle the flow sequentially in Cypress/Javascript, thanks.
API Library(api-util.js)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-06 at 02:32Thank you all. Cypress flow isn't 100% compatible with standard JS Promise (Wait for an own function (which returns a promise) before tests are executed). After relentless testings, I decided to use a Cypress Custom Command wrapper to wrap my in-house JS library. Though adding an extra layer may seem a little cumbersome. But I am satisfied with the result. Share my code here in case anyone might need it. :)
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QUESTION
In an Azure Function as a backend for my webpage, I requested an Azure AD publisher's authorization token as per this page instructed. This is the line of codes of my Azure Functions:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 07:09The 302 error was caused by http
module, you use require('http');
and http.request(options, (res)....
to do the request, so it shows 302 error.
I suggest you to use var request = require('request');
to do the request, below is my function code for your reference (before use request
module, you need to run npm install request
to install it first):
QUESTION
I have an Express application with one endpoint, it takes a string from request, sends a request with this string to a different server and returns response. It's able to handle some load pretty well, but once I start cranking it up latency starts growing uncontrollably and ruins entire application. Below you can find sample graph, first I try to go with 60k requests per minute, then I do just about 5k and it's perfectly smooth both in throughput and latency.
I tried using both built in https
module and axios
library, both give exact same results.
Is there some setting I'm missing? Like max concurrent requests or something like that. I'm not too experienced with Node, so a bit confused by what I'm seeing, especially since it's reproduced on completely different infrastructures and at the same time a Java application on same infrastructures is able to do about 100k a minute without any issues.
Here's sample code that I use to send requests:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-01 at 04:58The culprit here looks to be your system running out of available file descriptors (the sporadic DNS lookup failures are a common symptom of this). Since you've ruled out Express being related, I suspect this is due to the concurrent outbound requests being made: each outbound API call is going to open up a socket to the remote server (and the default file descriptor limit is usually 1000).
The fix depends on your exact OS, but on a typical Unix system, you can check your available file descriptors for user processes with:
QUESTION
I want this Lottie animation to exit after it finishes animating, then it should send me to the mainactivity
It's a splash screen, and I want it to load animation
, finish animation
, then send me to mainactivity
.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-16 at 23:14you can add listener to played animation
xml
QUESTION
I have case as shown in images below - my function accepts options in form of object with one of arguments being transform
function. This function accepts response
argument which type is correctly computed for whole function (first and second picture), but my typescript compiler treat response
argument implicitly as any
type (third picture). I can't figure out why it can't correctly assume proper response
type which should be ApiResponse
in that case?
Error:(27, 20) TS7006: Parameter 'response' implicitly has an 'any' type.
Here is my overloaded useAxios
hook definition for this case:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-18 at 18:33Let's look at what I'd consider the essence of this issue:
QUESTION
Why does the following code result in the error below?
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-29 at 07:20In this line }).pipe(map((value: AxiosResponse) => {
you told TS that value is AxiosResponse type. You don't have to type callbacks in TS e.g. [1,2,3].map(x => x + 1)
here TS knows that x is number. If you want to told TS that observable contains AxiosResponse by generic. return new Observable(observer => {
and remove type in map callback ).pipe(map((value) => {
.
QUESTION
Before you judge me please know that I am not a big pro and just trying to learn how to do things here.
I am trying to create a mailing form with multiple attachments
form code
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-06 at 16:49Since in your php code you are iterating over $_FILES['photos']
, then you should change in your js code this:
QUESTION
I am in a corporate environment with a proxy, so I am using the stanza mentioned in the Hubot documentation under "Forwarding all HTTP requests through a proxy".
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-30 at 15:28I was able to make the agent "pac aware" by using pac+http
as the protocol to specify the proxy. That did the trick!
QUESTION
I'm using request.defaults(..)
to - amongst other things - set a custom http agent for my requests (setting up maxSockets
and keepAlive
).
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-07 at 13:14If you use agentOptions
instead of passing an http(s).Agent
instance, request
will create an agent for you for each scheme that is used:
QUESTION
I'm developing a simple Electon application.
I have two javascript files (NodeJs). The first file is calling the second one.. My code is working...
I want to modify this line : require('./mitm.js');
to accept parameters.
I want to add a start function in the mitm.js file and use object.start() in the main.js file, with parameters to configure the proxy and replace "http://proxy:1111"
Example : obj.start(param)
File 1 : main.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-11 at 13:42Within mitm.js
, add the function start(param)
, place the logic within and then export it.
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