SMS-API | TOPLU SMS API / ENTEGRASYON | SMS library

I've fixed my problem. I can now use each naming convention for their specific world: under_score for MySQL and camelCase for JavaScript.

So here I've written my solution if someone come across the same issue in the future.

I'm using sequelize-cli for creating migrations, models and seeders. You can check it here.

Migration

Migration is only responsible for creating/altering/deleting the tables and columns. It access with only the database.

migrations/timestamp-create-role-table.js

Here is the solution

Based on the official documentation:

kube-proxy reflects services as defined in the Kubernetes API on each node and can do simple TCP, UDP, and SCTP stream forwarding or round robin TCP, UDP, and SCTP forwarding across a set of backends

Basically, it listens for the active Services and forwards them across your cluster.

You can get the list of registered services with:

As @CommonsWare suggested, working with a more modern HTTP client API worked (in this case, OkHttp was used).

sign + usually is a repetition operator, and causes the preceding token to repeat one or more times key+ would be expressed as keykey*

You have pass only key

The leading '+' in your regular expression is what causes the problem. '+' is the quantifier that specifies how many patterns should be matched (in this case, one or more). So when you have the quantifier without the pattern, it's like matching one or more of 'nothing'.

Running a function in the Script Editor does not pass arguments to the function. Currently, you have 3 user objects in your project's global namespace (among others from Google):

• createMessage (a function object)
• template_data (a string)
• data (an object).

The line function createMessage(data, template_data) declares the object createMessage to be a function object, and indicates that the first two arguments passed to the function are known within the function's scope as data and template_data, respectively. These function-scope argument declarations shadow any more-distant declarations (i.e. from global scope or an enclosing function scope).

The solution is then to either write a "driver function" that you actually execute, in which you define the input parameters to your called functions, or to remove the parameters from the function call:

I read the docs on their site, and it appears that you might have forgotten to send the API key with the request. If you have the API key, you need to send it in an Authorization header.

From what i can see from the lib you need to call getId