PublishR | easily adding scalable real-time functionality | Websocket library
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kandi X-RAY | PublishR Summary
The project was created for a purpose that brings the real time web to SOA based applications with SignalR. It provides backend library for web clients that use same service can be informed about each other’s actions in real time. Also provides javascript API for quickly, easily and securely adding scalable realtime functionality to web and mobile apps.
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QUESTION
I have a simple akka-http application to upload files in chunks to the server. It has two routes, the first /
opens a HTML form to search the file, and the second route links the upload button to the logic that divide the file in chunks and upload it. Then I constructed an unit test (a.k.a. Spec) to test these two routes. The first is very simple, it just identify that I can open the web page. but the second I would like to test:
- if there is no file on the form I should identify the exception on the Spec
- if there is a file on the form I check the logic and test if it really uploads the file.
So, this is my akka-http application:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-03 at 14:27Please note that Multipart.FormData
, as you expect in your route, has the following media type:
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I have a Auth store (an ObservableObject) which stores whether a user has authenticated into the application. I manage the auth store when the user logs in, essentially changing the authentication state from notAuthenticated to authenticated. I use the same state variable in a ViewModel another ObservableObject, which refers to the Auth store singleton object. I think there might be a simpler way to do this than sinking the variable and updating it on the ViewModel (like directly embedding the Auth variable in the ViewModel).
This is a simplified code for the auth store model
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-19 at 20:10This is a good time for dependency injection and as @Asperi mentioned in the comments, having two stateful objects that mirror the same state isn't a great idea anyway...
Something like this is better IMHO:
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TL;DR:
I should have used the docx gem and not the (older) docx_converter. This seems much more compatible with Rails 5.2.
I'm learning rails and have a working application. However, when I add the gem docx_converter to my Gemfile (so I can convert Word files to markdown to work on further), the server fails to launch.
The application has three models: Company, which has_many Users, which has_many Projects. (Users is controlled by Devise, and Company has_many Projects through Users.) When a user creates a project, they can upload a file to that project using active_storage, and it's stored on disk in my dev environment (which is what I'm concerned with here).
I have no problem with any of the above - I can create users and projects, and add and remove files from the projects.
However, if I add gem 'docx_converter'
to my Gemfile and run bundle update
, I can no longer run the rails server. Immediately before this action, all is fine. Immediately after, the server won't run and the traceback (last few lines) is:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-06 at 15:47bootsnap
may have a role to play in all of this since it messes with the startup of Rails. Try making sure all spring processes are cleaned up ps -ef | grep spring
. Remove bootsnap
gem and bundle install
. Then try to start the server again rails s
.
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