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A simple way to return well formatted json responses in a Laravel application.
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QUESTION
I have the following repository and I'd like to test it. I know this may be a silly question but I'm still learning.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-15 at 21:22Instead of trying to mock a Reader, create a provider for your repository and use ProviderContainer to read it.
QUESTION
i'm ne to Django and APIs and i'm struggling with this for days. Here's my views.py file :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-25 at 16:40You can access the attributes using . in templates. Have a look at the accessing method calls documentation. You can try accessing using t.height.
QUESTION
I've been trying to upload a pdf file when providing an evidence to Paypal Disputes in the Claim Stage after verifying that the dispute case has the /provide-evidence on its HATEOAS links, the curl code below works in the CLI:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 15:30$input = [
'evidences' => [
[
'evidence_type' => 'PROOF_OF_FULFILLMENT',
'evidence_info' => [
'tracking_info' => [
'carrier_name' => "FEDEX",
'tracking_number' => '122533485'
]
],
'notes' => 'Test',
],
]
];
QUESTION
I'm wondering what the difference is between redux or context or any kind of application state storage versus client side caching, with the specific example being Apollo's client side cache.
I generally understand from this answer that application state storage, such as redux or context, is a form of caching, and what it does is cache, or in this case, "store", information in RAM. What makes something like Apollo's client cache different? Is it the same and just storing the data like you would with redux, or is it doing something different? Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-25 at 07:09Apollo or server state libraries like React-Query provide tools to fetch data from a server and store results in client memory, like you would do with Redux or Context (or simply in a component state).
But they also provide tools to do more sophisticated caching to provide a smooth user experience and bandwith optimization :
- allowing you to set caching strategies per request,
- define caching durations,
- invalidate cache entries when needed (for example after a mutation, when server data changed)
- define a retry strategy on error,
- manage periodic refreshes on background,
- ...
These tools are designed to handle server state in your UI app in an efficient manner. This involves storing data, but this is only the first (and easy) step for a decent HTTP caching tool.
EDIT from phry comment
More than a way to store data, Redux is a javascript Flux implementation, which is a design pattern for shared UI state management. Event though you can implement a HTTP cache with Redux, this is not its primary goal (and obviously you would have to implement the cache logic which is not a trivial task). On the other hand, React-Query, SWR or Apollo are caching tools.
QUESTION
I'm coding MERN app and I'm almost done with it. However, I am having problems displaying a single customer page with data.
My App.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-12 at 21:21just select the element which name you want to get:
QUESTION
Let's say we have an HTTP request made by the client. The endpoint exists and is accessible by the client (this rules out 401, 403, 404 and 405). The request payload is valid (this rules out 400). The server is alive and well, and is able to handle the request and return a response (this rules out 5xx).
The error arises within the processing of the request. Examples of such errors may include:
- Business validation error.
- Querying for an entity in a database that does not exist. Assume that the database lookup is only one part of the request processing pipeline (e.g. not the client request itself).
- The server that handles the original client request makes an internal HTTP request that fails. In this case, the handling server is alive and well, while the internal HTTP request may return a 5xx. Assume that the internal HTTP request is only one part of the request processing pipeline (e.g. not the client request itself).
What is the appropriate HTTP code to assign for these responses?
I've seen API docs use 402 (Stripe) and 422 (PayPal), though I haven't come across anything definitive.
Thoughts from the community welcome! Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-03 at 20:25This may be where the use of custom defined error response codes may come in, As long as you respect the already defined response codes. For example you could define 600 as your response code and in your API Docs specify what these custom codes mean in detail. For more information of all existing codes I would reference Iana: http://www.iana.org/assignments/http-status-codes/http-status-codes.xhtml
Now if your goal is to stay within existing http response boundaries I would recommend something along the lines of:
- Unprocessable failure: Status 422
- Authorization failure: Status 403
Unable to process could mean many things such as the aforementioned business validation error.
QUESTION
I been trying to introduce redux sagas and redux tool kit to my project. The problem I am having at the moment is that the watcher saga is not catching on the dispatched action in the takeEvery effect and running the handler. I can't see anything wrong with the code. Can anyone Help!!!
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Answered 2020-Oct-23 at 13:23It looks like you are just taking getAll().type twice - once in watchGetAllEnvironments and once in getAllEnvironments.
Which means that watchGetAllEnvironments will execute getAllEnvironments, but that will immediately pause and wait for another getAll action to be dispatched, which probably never happens.
So you probably want to remove that first take in getAllEnvironments.
Also, you can just take(getAll), there's not need to take(getAll().type).
QUESTION
I'm using the PayPal REST SDK client side JavaScript to create an order and I have the below code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-11 at 21:56It helps to read the whole JSON response error message from the JavaScript console or browser Network tab.
QUESTION
I want to describe the JSON my API will return using JSON Schema, referencing the schemas in my OpenAPI configuration file.
I will need to have a different schema for each API method. Let’s say I support GET /people and GET /people/{id}. I know how to define the schema of a "person" once and reference it in both /people and /people/{id} using $ref.
[EDIT: See a (hopefully) clearer example at the end of the post]
What I don’t get is how to define and reuse the structure of my response, that is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-29 at 12:13So JSON Schema doesn’t allow this kind of composition, at least in a simple way or before draft 2019-09 (thanks @Relequestual!).
However, I managed to make it work in my case. I first separated the two main cases ("result" vs. "error") in two base schemas api-result.json and api-error.json. (If I want to return an error, I just point to the api-error.json schema.)
In the case of a proper API result, I define a schema for a given operation using allOf and $ref to extend the base result schema, and then redefine the result property:
QUESTION
I'm trying to use Spring's webflux to create an http endpoint to stream github users using Github's api. I tried to do what is described here and here but it seems that the expand is not fetching the second page of results from github's api. What am I doing wrong? Here's the code I currently have:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-05 at 14:43The link header in the Github API provides the URI in an escaped format. The String you pass to client.get().uri() should be unescaped - so it escapes the escaped string, and you end up with a URL that returns nothing.
Instead, you probably want to use something similar to:
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