sync-request | Make synchronous web requests with cross platform | Reactive Programming library

I try to set user agent to a npm request. Here is the documentation, but it gives the following error:

Error: Invalid URI "/"

If not, I want to use more than two cards. If not, I want to know how to use List (list code example).

Absolutely not Dialogflow code! I need the ActionsOnGoogle code.

I have this basic app, with some components that have a public load method. On some actions, I'd like to call that method on the current svelte:component, but I have no idea how to get a reference to the component instance. How can one do that?

I'm trying to execute google-speech-to-text from apps script. Unfortunately, I cannot find any examples for apps script or pure HTTP, so I can run it using simple UrlFetchApp.

I created a service account and setup a project with enabled speech-to-text api, and was able to successfully run recognition using command-line example

curl -s -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer "$(gcloud auth application-default print-access-token) \ https://speech.googleapis.com/v1/speech:recognize \ -d @sync-request.json

which I can easily translate to UrlFetchApp call, but I don't have an idea to generate access token created by

gcloud auth application-default print-access-token

Is there a way to get it from apps script using service account credentials?

Or is there any other way to auth and access speech-to-text from apps script?

first time trying asyncio and aiohttp. I have the following code that gets urls from the MySQL database for GET requests. Gets the responses and pushes them to MySQL database.

Flink Stateful Functions 2.0 has the ability to make asychronous calls, for example to an external API: [https://ci.apache.org/projects/flink/flink-statefun-docs-release-2.0/sdk/java.html#completing-async-requests][1].

Function execution is then paused until the call completed with Success, Failure, or Unknown. Unknown is:

The stateful function was restarted, possibly on a different machine, before the CompletableFuture was completed, therefore it is unknown what is the status of the asynchronous operation.

What happens when there is a second call with the same ID to the paused/waiting function?

1. Does the callee then wait on the called function's processing of its async result so that this second call executes with a clean, non-shared post-async state?
2. Or does the second call execute on a normal schedule, and thus on top of the state that was current as of the async call, and then when the async call completes it continues processing using the state that was updated while the async call was pending?
3. Or maybe the call counts as a "restart" of the called function - in which case what is the order of execution: the "restart" runs and then the async returns with "restart" to execute from the now updated state, or this order is reversed?
4. Or something else?

I have to make API call using 'sync-request' node module using certs (.cert & .pem file) which are given to us. Whenever I am trying to make a call - it gives error message as - Unable to verify the first certificate.

I have tried using agentOptions or importing 'ssl-root-cas' node module. But it gives same above error. I am not sure if, I am passing values correctly or not.

I have the same problem as described here and here.

I tried the answers given and combinations thereof but none solved my issue.

When I tried this answer, after 30 seconds, instead of the timeout, the download restarted from the beginning and then, after 30 more seconds, then it timed out.

I'm testing by visiting the REST endpoint in Google Chrome and trying to download a file from there.

Here I have the project that displays this error.

Thanks in advance.

Edit: here's the source:

src\main\java\io\github\guiritter\transferer_local\TransfererLocalApplication.java

I have a NightwatchJS test that requires a MSSQL Db call to complete before moving on to then verify the results of that db call. The test is 2 parts.

Part 1 fills out a form and submits it into our website and verifies via API in our CMS that the form successfully posted and saves the Guid in a table in another db specifically for Nightwatch testing for verification later.

Part 2 runs later in the day to allow another internal process to 'ingest' that form into a different department's db and return the ingestion results into our CMS for that form. Part 2 then needs to do a Db lookup into the Nightwatch db and get all Guids that happened in the last 24 hours and hit another API endpoint in our CMS to verify ingestion of that form occurred into that other department by checking a field that the other department's process updates on ingestion.

I had the same issue of waiting-to-complete with the API calls where I needed NightwatchJS to wait for the API call to complete in order to use the results in the assertion. To solve that, I used a synchronous http library called 'sync-request'. So, that part works fine.

However, I cannot seem to find a synchronous Db library that works in Nightwatch's world.

I am currently using 'tedious' as my Db library but there is no mechanism for awaiting. I tried promises and async/await to no avail since the async stuff is wrapped inside the library.

I tried Co-mssql but I keep getting an error

TypeError: co(...) is not a function

using their exact example code...

Any ideas or suggestions?

Any other synchronous MSSQL libraries that work in NightwatchJS?

Any way of using 'tedious' is a fashiopn that ensures await-ability?