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- a bit long
- trivial examples
currently getting Jekyll setup so I can view the thing I PR'd :blush:
not on work laptop either. This is my new shiny Debian buster install
vs codium is ... less feature packed than the microsoft official code. Perhaps I will try RubyMine soon
or does VCR automate handling red cases?
I thought it bypassed them
I've used spies. This first part was specifically about testing red-cases
i.e. timouts, connection errors
Btw I get an error when generating docs
Conversion error: Jekyll::Converters::Scss encountered an error while converting 'assets/css/main.scss':
File to import not found or unreadable: type-theme. Load paths: /faraday/docs/_sass /usr/local/bundle/gems/jekyll-theme-primer-0.5.2/_sass on line 2
I'm running in the Jekyll official docker to avoid putting runtimes on my nice clean install. I think perhaps github-pages is a bit behind on their jekyll. I will see if I can locate a more appropriate container
It's an online resource.
Another testing tool which could assist someone, but also isn't about Faraday "Use WebMock to fake responses from the Web"
https://github.com/bblimke/webmock#setting-expectations-in-rspec-on-webmock-module
https://github.com/bblimke/webmock#setting-expectations-in-rspec-on-webmock-module
This is how I try out the content; inside the docs/ directory,
jekyll server
according to benbalter (nice guy, I've learned much Jekyll from him), we need to add plugin to our _config.yml
the inverted mark of the beast lostisland/faraday#999
I'm more friendly outside of work lol
can I suggest changing "add" to "configure"?
it was added by someone else in the Gemfile
I'm authoring some review comments on the initial PR.
HI @LunguAlexandruMihai! That’s a strange request, but not having used the Walmart Seller API before I can’t really tell why that’s needed. Anyway, the boundary message is added by the multipart-post middleware, so the only way to remove it is by adding a custom middleware to do so. You can find more details on how to create your own middleware here
After you’ve created your custom middleware, you simply need to add it to your connection AFTER the multipart-post one
that should be all you need to accomplish what you want, but if you get stuck and can’t figure out how to progress feel free to reach out :thumbsup: !
Hi guys, first of all great job with faraday! Second, I have a question regarding SSL certificates. I need to add an intermediate certificate, "ca.pem", to my requests and when I do it on a CURL request I use the "--cacert" tag and it works fine. I'm having some trouble understanding how this translates to faraday. I assume I should do it through the "ca_file" option but I can't get it to work, what should I pass as "ca_file"?
Hi @RuiSoares, apologies for the lack of documentation around certificates, the main reason is that they’re not too consistent beteween the different adapters. Assuming you’re using the default adapter (Net::HTTP), then you have a lot of properties supported: https://github.com/lostisland/faraday/blob/master/lib/faraday/adapter/net_http.rb#L152
You can provide them while creating the connection, for example if you need to set the
ca_file you can do so like thisconn = Faraday.new(…, ssl: { ca_file: ‘/path/to/the/ca.pem' })
As for the exact value for
ca_file, that mostly dipends on the adapter. For Net:HTTP it seems like a File or a file path should work, but different adapter (and thus libraries) this might be different