I am trying to mock useLazyQuery hook response from Apollo client in storybooks. It works fine if we try to mock the query following the official docs but could not find a way to mock useLazyQuery response
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Cannot figure out how to get the winston logs and send that data to my frontend using socket.io
I looks like someone was able to send logs using winston.transport.WebHook but Winston 2.0 removed the Webhook method: Nodejs Winston Emit to socket
Someone recommended to http transport but cant figure out how to use it
I have implemented a dyson mock server in my react project , i have followed below ref
Example for dyson mock server implementation
when i run the project i am able to access the endpoints which i have implemented using dyson on localhost but
i deployed the project using npx run -s build then i am not able to get the data .
Can't we deploy dyson mock endpoints, if we can deploy what are the required changes do i make ? and how to access dyson mock data after deploying?
my rules are as bellow
database in firebase
this is where im calling api url
i am trying to fetch data from firebase api in angular but facing 'Unauthorized request error, i tried for post req as well, tried in another service and component as well but it still the same.
i simply added one json file to firebase and trying to fetch in my project.
Navigate to your Firebase console, and copy your project Firebase Config. Then pass it to the initializeApp method.
For example, this implementation shows Google Auth:
const app = initializeApp(firebaseConfig);
const auth = getAuth(app);
useDeviceLanguage(auth);
const provider = new GoogleAuthProvider();
const R = await signInWithPopup(auth, provider);
To find your Firebase Config, go to this link, then select your project. Now go to the bottom (your apps section), select the config option from the SDK setup and configuration menu, and copy it.
I won't have network for the following days.
My web app is made of a django back and a react front (with axios for my request). About twenties requests are made from my front to my back. Is there an easy and quick way to save my requests and then mock them. I will work only on front side.
I cannot run django back on my laptop, I cannot mock my requests on back side.
I think I need sommething like this:
$ ls mocked_request
index.js
user.json
modules.json
cart.json
products.json
product1.json
product2.json
...
$ cat mocked_request/index.js
// {endpoint: res}
export default {
user: './user.json',
modules: './module.json',
...
}
$ cat http.js
import 'axios';
import mock from './mocked_request';
mock = // here something to intercept axios request and return my mocked data
export default mock;
then in my files replace import axios by import axios from './http'
Is there a simple way do achieve this. If so, how can I set up my mocked axios ?
Use axios-mock-adapter that allows to easily mock requests.
Use Mock Service Worker - Mock by intercepting requests on the network level. Seamlessly reuse the same mock definition for testing, development, and debugging.
Use miragejs - Mirage is a JavaScript library that lets frontend developers mock out backend APIs.
I started a project with my raspberry pi running an electron App where I need to get the actual weather from an open weather API. I am totally new to electron and not that experienced in Javascript. So I am stuck with getting the Data from the weather API into the App. I can request the Data as JSON or XML data. I tried out different ways I thought it might work but they all failed. So could someone tell me how to get API Data into electron in general?
The easiest way to start with API requests is to use axios.
After setting up the project (you can follow Getting Started), follow these steps:
Install Axios npm install --save axios
Create main.js in your project's folder.
Load main.js inside index.html somewhere before </body>.
Put the JavaScript code inside main.js
const axios = require('axios');
function fetchData() {
// you might need the next line, depending on your API provider.
axios.defaults.headers.post['Content-Type'] = 'application/json';
axios.post('api.example.com', {/* here you can pass any parameters you want */})
.then((response) => {
// Here you can handle the API response
// Maybe you want to add to your HTML via JavaScript?
console.log(response);
})
.catch((error) => {
console.error(error);
});
}
// call the function to start executing it when the page loads inside Electron.
fetchData();