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So today I was awoken to the fact that my database had mysteriously lost data after putting out a new feature. This a MongoDB database whereby, via the driver, you can replace documents. After some digging I found that despite calling a function “updateEmployer” GitHub Co-Pilot had actually written the body of a function called […]
https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/29614#issuecomment-3069870022 this worked best for me: const [behaviour, setBehaviour] = useState(‘height’); useEffect(() => { const showListener = Keyboard.addListener(‘keyboardDidShow’, () => { setBehaviour(‘height’); }); const hideListener = Keyboard.addListener(‘keyboardDidHide’, () => { setBehaviour(undefined); }); return () => {…
'use strict'; const MongoClient = require('mongodb').MongoClient; const _ = require('lodash'); /** * @typedef IMongoStoreDocument * @extends import('mongodb').Document * @property {import('mongodb').ObjectId} _id * @property {number} counter * @property {Date} expirationDate * @property {string} [key] */ class MongoStore { /** @type {import('mongodb').MongoClient} */ client; /** @type {{uri:…
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Using this https://bojnansky.com/running-angular-tests-with-github-actions/ as a guide I made GitHub actions for angular testing, I used this action: With the npm command in the link:
function handler(event) { const request = event.request; const response = event.response; const headers = response.headers; let original_uri = ''; if (request.headers.hasOwnProperty('x-original-uri')) { original_uri = request.headers['x-original-uri'].value; } let referer = ''; if (request.headers.hasOwnProperty('referer')) { referer = request.headers['referer'].value; } if ( ( // Super important!…
A good env: A good env setup: jest.config.js jest-mongodb-config.js A global file for running predictable tests: setup-jest.js I also tend to add some helper components, namely a base record creator like so: BaseFixture.js UserFixture.js So an example unit test making use of these would be:
ng test –include=’**/sign-in.component.spec.ts’
This is because NACL is used for internal routing as well so you need to add the ephemeral ports, i.e. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/userguide/vpc-network-acls.html#nacl-ephemeral-ports most commonly 1024-65535, all AWS services use these ports to communicate
You can do this with response-time plugin but I wanted something a bit more flexible and can easily be used on select routes as middleware, so I made: in my base expressjs route file, now I can easily log certain routes by doing: