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Copypublic ArrayList getBlackJacks() {
ArrayList winners = new ArrayList();
for (int i = 0; i < hands.length; i++) {
if (hands[i].isBlackJack()) {
winners.add(i);
}
}
return winners;
} Community Discussions
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I am currently working on a GitLab CI test environment and I have a test harness which we use to test our SDK. I have gone about setting up a custom event that is fired on the page which designates the end of the test run. In my puppeteer implementation I am wanting to listen for this custom event "TEST_COMPLETE".
I have not been successful in getting this to work so I figured I would at least make sure the custom-event.js example on the puppeteer repo worked and there too I am not seeing what I believe I should be getting. I cloned the main repo below and performed an npm install. When I execute the js test below, setting headless:false and don't close the browser, I do not see any log in console that shows any custom event being fired.
It is my understanding that I should see some console event message with 'fired' and then 'app-ready' event and info, but this is not the case. Even if I interact with the page I don't see anything outside of some 'features_loaded' and 'features_unveil' logs.
https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/blob/main/examples/custom-event.js
Anyone able to get the expected behavior on this code today? Not sure if this worked previously and has broke since or I am just doing something wrong. Any info would be of great help, Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-19 at 18:39Not sure if this is what you need, but I can get the message 'TEST_COMPLETE fired.' in Node.js console with this simplified code (puppeteer 8.0.0):
QUESTION
How can I test if a callback function from a event listener is called? For example, I have the following code where app.js initializes the application through the init.js controller.
The main.js file has a class which extends and Event Emitter, making the object an event emitter.
app.js
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Answered 2019-Sep-10 at 11:51Ok I do not about sinon, but the jest has same functionality called mock functions.
And jest has faced the same issue due to export https://medium.com/@DavideRama/mock-spy-exported-functions-within-a-single-module-in-jest-cdf2b61af642. Because of your export getMain,init and start in main.js and using getMain and start inside init.
Instead try to move getMain and start to separate module and export and test it. Let me know if issues still appears
QUESTION
Objective Observe the SMS Content Provider to keep track of Sent SMS and notify the user when they reach a certain limit.
What works:- Targeting API 22, I started a (
START_STICKY) background service which initialized a ContentObserver that listens to SMS URI changes. - Since Oreo doesn't allow background services, I changed this to a foregroundService that shows a persistent notification that a service is running but works as expected. (Running a normal background service, it gets stopped after around 1 minute when the parent activity is left idle)
While reading through many articles, I could find out stuff like JobIntentService which can perform a task in the background and then finish. Since I need the ContentObserver to run always or at least when the device is woken up, is there any preferred way to accomplish this.
The persistent notification has made even me to stop the service as it looks annoying.
References ...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-05 at 17:53On Android 7+ we can use JobScheduler and addTriggerContentUri() to solve this problem and its working.
Sample code for this and the methods to achieve it are documented in the below blog post.
http://midhunhk.github.io/dev/2018/08/05/content-observer-service/
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Database queries at modul level (aka import-time) can make trouble in django.
See: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/django-developers/7JwWatLfP44/discussion
Trouble:
- The real db gets accessed in tests, not the test-database.
- Monkey patching in app-ready signals are too late
- ...
How can I detect the particular python source line which accesses my database before the app ready signal happens?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-23 at 10:01I found a solution. It's "dirty", but works.
If you add assert 0 to get_new_connection of django/db/backends/postgresql/base.py
Then you see a very long traceback. It reveals where you do access the database too early.
Of course you should only do this in your development environment.
I guess roughly the same should work for sqlite.
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