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QUESTION
I have an external api deployed to a dev server and a frontend app running on localhost. I need to attach the cookies I get from logging in, to both my localhost and external API domain.
I can see the cookies are indeed there using cy.getCookies({domain: null})
, however all external API calls within the react app happen without the cookies. From what I can see, you can only add cookies to the baseUrl requests, but I want to run my tests against a deployed backend (so developers don't need to have a running instance of a local backend, which is whats currently working fine as they are both on localhost)
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-02 at 05:49If there is a request originating from the app to the back-end that needs a specific cookie attached, maybe an intercept can attach them.
This is untested & on-the-fly code, may need adjusting
QUESTION
The following script mutates the immutable variable jar without errors or warnings. Is this a bug? Or a bug in my understanding?
Please explain why I don't need to use the mutable keyword.
aside: The cookieContainer argument to FSharp.Data.Http.RequestString is not marked as mutable in the definition: https://github.com/fsprojects/FSharp.Data/blob/134a08cda3acb8e746bb25d03692d90ee5caabab/src/Net/Http.fs
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-26 at 13:30There are two distinct concepts related to mutatation in F#:
Mutable variables, which are variables that can change value. They are defined using
let mutable
and you change the value using<-
(which is not possible if the variable is not mutable).Mutable objects which are just .NET objects that have some mutable state that can be changed by invoking a method on the object. Those are instances of normal C#-style classes.
If you define an immutable variable that is a reference to a mutable object, the object can still be mutated. The fact that the variable is immutable does not prevent that from happening. That is what's happening in your case.
Like there are immutable variables, there are also immutable objects (or values). This includes F# data types like records and discriminated unions. However, the fact whether an object is mutable or not is not tracked in the language - so this is something you do not see in any obvious way.
In well-designed F# code, most of your own objects will be immutable, but most of the .NET objects you are using (to access the functionality provided by .NET) will be mutable - because that's how .NET is designed.
QUESTION
I'm trying to scrap data from one famous website and found a question doing this.
This site uses cookies for authentication, and it sets the cookie, then replaces it during the authentication flow.
My problem is that CookieContainer
does not replace cookies with the same name, same domain, but in the second case domain starts with dot.
But any browser or Postman does this.
So result of this is double-sent cookie, and the site fails authentication flow.
Sample ...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-24 at 13:11It's a bug in dotnet runtime: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/60628
Pending PR: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/pull/64038
QUESTION
I have this method which I want to test using mockito
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-25 at 10:13No need to be so complicated. For mocking the servlet stuff, you can simply use the mock implementation provided by spring-test. It is more convenient to use than Mockito.
You can simply write your test case as :
QUESTION
I'm trying to test the getCookieByName method which is used by another method. However, not sure I'm doing this correctly as it seems the method is being called multiple times and it sets the value the first attempt but then is empty on the last call. I think maybe the order for the mock calls may be wrong or some of them may not be needed, but if I remove any of what I still get other errors, so not sure what I'm actually doing wrong.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-23 at 13:43I was using the wrong object under the assertion. The @httpRequest is annotated with @MockBean, whereas request uses @Mock, which is what I should be using for this scenario.
QUESTION
I'm trying to test a method which calls another method which makes use of a private final static variable initialized inline. I'm then trying to change the value for the variable when the tests run. I've been trying things such as spring reflection or adding a setter for that specific field but maybe I should use something as powermock, which I never used before. I'm on my own trying to implement this with no one to ask so if I could have some guidance on what is the best way to proceed, please.
UPDATE
Based on some feedback I got here, mocking the private final variable may not be what I should do for my my tests. I've opened a different issue here Mock return value for cookie.getValue() using Mockito
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-23 at 07:10Not sure if even Powermock will be able to help.
The recommended way is to not use inline constants which need to be changed while testing.
- If you want to change this, you need to introduce an interface in between which supplies constants. Use one implementation of it for the actual source and one for tests. Switch the implementation while testing.
If you do not want to change this, you could try the below approach with reflection
- Make the field accessible.
- Remove the final modifier
- edit the field value
I got this suggestion from this discussion
QUESTION
I have a CookieFilter class that overrides doFilter method to set a Cookie before my Rest service is invoked:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-17 at 13:59is there a way read the Cookie in a first call to myRestServiceMethod after its set in doFilter?
No.
There are 2 solutions:
Refresh the request after adding cookie.
QUESTION
I've created this, and it's able to get the cookies from Google Chrome when given a specific domain name. However, the values are decrypted. I know there must be a way I can modify my code to decrypt these values.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-08 at 17:52Thanks to Topaco's comment and UnCavoHDMI, I was able to put this together.
QUESTION
I am new to Testcafe and implementing a Client Function to read all Cookies by Name that are set by the Website to be tested, as there is no direct way to read all the Cookies in Testcafe and check if a Cookie has a certain name; hence, a Client Function should do the trick. Unfortunately, after checking every possible Ressource on the web, I couldn´t figure out how to call the Client Function with parameters, so that the name of the Cookie to be tested can be passed as Parameter to the Client Function. I didn´t found any example on how to pass Parameters in Testcafe Client Functions.
This is the Client Function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-08 at 08:46Here is an example of how to pass parameters to the ClientFunction: Pass Parameters to Client Functions.
The contains
assertion can check if a particular element exists in the array. To check several cookie names, you can return the whole cookie string from the ClientFunction and use the t.expect.match method:
QUESTION
I am new to Testcafé and need to get all Cookies from a Website, store them in an Object or Array and see, if the name of the Cookie matches against an Array of Strings to see if some Cookies are set; this needs to be done in Typescript; in pure Javascript would be easier, but these are the Requirements.
In order to achieve this, I implemented an Interface with all the Properties that I need from the Cookies:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-08 at 14:42TestCafe does not offer a standard way to get cookies with their metadata. We are working on mechanisms for receiving cookies as a part of this issue.
The easiest way is as follows:
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