j-toker | Simple , secure token authentication for jQuery | Authentication library
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This project comes bundled with a test app. You can run the demo locally by following these instructions, or you can use it here in production.
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QUESTION
I am currently using a testing framework with Mocha, Chai, and WebdriverIO. As it stands, the Selenium Standalone Server runs the full test suite whenever I save a change to the spec file. I want to disable this and only run the test suite when I enter the command to do so in the terminal. This command currently works, but because the tests are also being run automatically on save, sometimes multiple identical tests run concurrently, causing errors.
How do I stop the Selenium Standalone Server from auto-running tests?
Update: As a commenter requested, here is my package.json:
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Answered 2017-Oct-04 at 18:26When npm start is run, it runs the following command:
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I am developing a web app using rails as Backend API and vue.js as frontend library. For that during authentication purpose i use devise_token_auth library. Now It seems that it is sending token info inside the header of the response which i don't know how to retrive using javascript.
I also showed that they have separate library for that like J-toker, ng-token-auth, angular2-token ..etc From them i follow jtoker auth because i want to use vue.js with it. But it seems that it requires React component for that. here I am attaching response which I get using Postman.
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Answered 2018-Jan-05 at 05:17You need to intercept all the request/response call and include/retrieve the header with access-token. The config headers can be saved in localstorage of browser to maintain the connection.
You can use any promise based http client to achieve this, for the example below I'm going to use axios.
You first need to import axios in your main.js file of vue application.
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Install j-toker
Download this plugin and its dependencies. # using bower: bower install j-toker --save # using npm: npm install j-toker --save
Ensure that the following dependencies are included: jquery: AJAX requests jquery-cookie: Persist data through browser sessions jquery-deparam: Querystring param deconstruction. PubSubJS: (optional) Event publish / subscribe. These dependencies were pulled down automatically if you used bower or npm to install jToker.
Include jToker in your project. If you're using browserify or similar, this will look like this: // this will resolve the dependencies automatically var Auth = require('j-toker'); Otherwise you will need to include jToker and its dependencies manually: <!-- in your index.html file --> <!-- dependencies - these should come BEFORE jToker --> <script src='/js/jquery/dist/jquery.js'></script> <script src='/js/jquery.cookie/jquery.cookie.js'></script> <script src='/js/jquery-deparam/jquery-deparam.js'></script> <script src='/js/pubsub-js/src/pubsub.js'></script> <!-- this should come AFTER the preceeding files --> <script src='/js/jquery.j-toker.js'></script> <!-- jToker will now be available at $.auth -->
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