Fakery | :alien: Swift fake data generator | Mock library
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This is a Swift port of Ruby's Faker library that generates fake data. Are you still bothered with meaningless randomly character strings? Just relax and leave this job to Fakery. It's useful in all the cases when you need to use some dummy data for testing, population of database during development, etc. NOTE: Generated data is pretty realistic, supports a range of locales, but returned values are not guaranteed to be unique.
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QUESTION
I am having some issues with the RxDataSources
cell reload animations for RxSwift
. I have a simple table setup like so:
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Answered 2020-Jan-13 at 13:05Your problem is:
QUESTION
No matter what I try, the ID is always passed as the value. I want the Genre.label(string) as the value...
I am trying to get my head around ng-options, i read the docs, and the examples seem straight forward, however I am getting differet results than expected.
my model for Books is
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Answered 2017-Dec-12 at 06:20you should use like this:
QUESTION
I am building a Flask-backed web app where all the interesting pages are behind a login. I would like to run automated tests against it using the Selenium WebDriver. I cannot seem to figure out how to log in a user and associate it with Selenium. Everything I try results in Selenium being presented with the "Please log in" page.
Unacceptable Solution 1: Scripted Selenium Log InMany of the resources I have seen (1, 2, 3, among many others) suggest manually logging in with a scripted test, which is to say navigating Selenium to the log in page, filling out forms, and clicking buttons. This is a terrible solution for many reasons including but not limited to:
- Requires hardcoding credentials in plaintext somewhere (my app uses social media log in so there are no test or made-up credentials available)
- Introduces a dependency; login routine must now be run in a test or fixture and no other tests can be run in isolation of it
- Slow; must be run before every test as a browser action
Something else I could do is open the browser I'm targeting myself before running the Selenium tests and log in. This keeps the credentials out of Selenium's hands. Problems:
- PITA; Many times I will forget to do this, causing me to have to rerun tests. Because it's such a hassle I may be motivated to run the test suite less.
- Not scalable; if I ever tried testing multiple browsers or on a different environment this is right out the window as an option
- Slow; still requires Selenium to click through login page and hit 'Authorize app' on a third-party site.
Using something like this:
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Answered 2017-Feb-04 at 13:38How to get cookies after login. One can simulate login process, find you form take action
attribute from it and names of fields for username and password. Look what cookie is used for storing session key, suppose it is sid
.
get_cookie.py:
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