rules-engine | A rules engine is simply a set of rules | Rule Engine library

I am using a CDN in Azure and its a Standard Verizon. Is it possible to do the Automatic Redirection from HTTP to HTTPS? I know that I can do this if the CDN is a Standard Azure CDN from Microsoft.

Set up the Standard rules engine for Azure CDN

it is possible to do this with a Standard Verizon CDN because the Rules Engine tab is not available to this.

I am using json-rule-engine . https://www.npmjs.com/package/json-rules-engine I am having a student list which have name and their percentage, Also I have business rule the percentage should be greater thank or equal to than 70 . so I want to print all students name those have percentage more than 70

here is my code https://repl.it/repls/AlienatedLostEntropy#index.js

student list

I am attempting to use an Apollo Client on a node.js server to interface with another GraphQL API using the following code:

I've been struggling with the following problem for the last few days and due to the very nature of a CDN and the manual review of each new rule, it takes me each time up to 4h to deploy a new rule.

As described in the following topic, I currently have my Angular application deployed to a storage account which has a single blob container called cdn

Within the root of this blob container, the whole dist folder from my angular project has been copied via my CI setup.

The CDN profile has also been set up, to point at the origin-path called /cdn

Unfortunately there is currently an ongoing issue that you can't directly access a default file.

1. What I would like is to redirect all incoming traffic from my Angular application to the index.html file. This in order to satisfy the routing for Angular.

2. Furthermore I would like to let any request for static files (e.g images) through without any specific url rewritting.

I've seen various posts regarding this issue but none of the answer seem to cover my case or didn't in the deliver the expected result.

Currently I am using the rules engines feature of the Azure CDN from Verizon.

Regarding the patterns I used all the patterns mentioned in the following article, including which were mentioned in the comments.

I've also spent at least two days to find various other articles and stackoverflow articles but none of them worked for my case.

Furthermore I also created my own regex pattern but although they worked in my test environment, they would work once they were deployed to the CDN.

I usually ended up with one of the following results:

• Top level domain https://myFancyWebsite.azureedge.net wouldn't rewrite the url to the index.html and I would receive a http error 404
• Top level domain would redirect to index.html but would stop working once I added a url path https://myFancyWebsite.azureedge.net/login/callback - once again a http error 404 as soon as I started using /login/callback
• Top level domain would rewrite the url to something like https://myFancyWebsite.azureedge.net/cdn/cdn/cdn/cdn/cdn/cdn/cdn/cdn/cdn/cdn .... in an http error 431

The offical documentation from Microsoft also didn't help in my case.

I am pretty sure I am not the first one who is deploying an Angular application to storage account and someone has run in the same issues as I have.

I am thankful for any information which points me in the right direction because at the moment I am definitely thinking about moving away from whole storage account deployment.

With the following source pattern ((?:[^\?]*/)?)($|\?.*) which was also mentioned in the article over here, I am able to handle at least the top level domain rewrite to the index.html file.

Unfortunately, I still need an additional pattern to redirect from https://myFancyWebsite.azureedge.net/login/callback to https://myFancyWebsite.azureedge.net/index.html

I am currently updating the regex pattern once or twice a day and once again it works on my test environment but stops working once I deploy it. I start to believe that Azure CDN is appending something to the URL after the top-level domain but I have no idea how to verify that.

https://regex101.com/r/KK0jCN/23

We are writting the year 3025 and I still have no clue why for example the following pattern isn't handling the url rewritting of the top domain.

https://regex101.com/r/KK0jCN/25

I'm using "jQuery Query Builder"(in UI) to generate a custom Object based on user inputs and I need to feed this Object as the input of the "json-rules-engine"(in Server) to generate a Result based on the conditions in the object. But the problem is Query Builder gives output in a different format and the Rules Engine takes the input in some other format.

I'm able to iterate through all the nodes of the Object and get the "keys/values" respectively. But I'm not able to use those "values" in order to generate a new Object with different structure.

I'm trying to build a form with conditional fields from a JSON schema using react-jsonschema-form and react-jsonschem-form-conditionals.

The components I'm rendering are a FormWithConditionals and a FormModelInspector. The latter is a very simple component that shows the form model.

The relevant source code is:

I am trying out json-rules-engine and I though of making a extremely simple express api to try it out but it turns out it's giving me a tough time.

The array I am trying to return in the body is always an empty one even if I do console.log in the map it actually logs the messages

I have this controller:

I am working on a Sails.js project that requires me to use this NPM package. I created a new Sails.js service to invoke this package after npm install-ing it like this: