Therefore, I would like to ask in this group, if someone would be interested in donating some time to our cause and to help me with this step. I am just talking about two small methods between line https://gitlab.com/foodsharing-dev/foodsharing/-/blob/master/chat/test.js#L366 and 380. I would be very grateful if someone is interested in helping me. I am losing too much time on a topic I am not trained in.
Thank you very much, if someone can jump in. In any case, very kind regards to the whole group. Peter
Are there any drawbacks?
"totalSize": 1,
"done": true,
"records": [
{
"attributes": {
"type": "Orderc",
"url": "/services/data/v11.0/sobjects/Orderc/a2F3D0000TLeUUAW"
},
"Name": "WO-00037151"
}
]
}
Hi ,
I am trying to get the redirected url's of the given URL, where i am using node js module on lambda with axios. Can any one give me the solution or code snipet, for getting redirected url.
Currently i am getting using node js as final redirected URL as "response.request.res.responseUrl", but in my aws lambda i am not able to get this.
Hi guys
Could you help me? I tried to make a request with axios but axios ignore header Set-Cookie.
Here's instance of axios:
const API = axios.create({
withCredentials: true,
baseURL: 'http://0.0.0.0:8000/api/v1'
})And attach some screens for proofs. Axios ignore headers about cookie and doesn't store cookie in local storage.
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I am creating an instance of Axios (let's sat
client) and providing some custom config to it.Now when I call
client().get('/api/endpoint'), is there a way to extract the URL provided to get() inside the client function implementation in which I do the job of creating an Axios instance? I want to check something based on URL parameter criteria.Here's my implementation of
client():import Axios from 'axios';
import { apiBaseUrl } from '../constants/configuration';
const TYPE_JSON = 'application/json';
export const buildAPIInstance = ({ contenttype = TYPE_JSON }) => {
const objAxios = Axios.create({
baseURL: apiBaseUrl,
headers: {
common: {
Accept: TYPE_JSON,
'Content-Type': contenttype
},
post: {
'Content-Type': TYPE_JSON
}
}
});
return objAxios;
};
const client = (params = {}) => buildAPIInstance(params);
export default client;
Hi, axios v.0.21.0 causes node.exe to silently crashing, without possibility to catch the exception. Occurs with node.js v.14.15.0 (current LTS Version, recommended for most users). Earlier or later versions works Ok (I have tested v.9.11.1 and v.15.1.0)
Effect is not stable and not easy to be quickly reproduced, appears mostly on bad/slow internet connections. Most probably because of “connect ETIMEDOUT”, but this is only my guessing, because node.exe just unexpectedly terminates, without any additional info.
Please recommend – should it be reported as a bug to https://github.com/axios/axios/issues/ or not?
This is the code for reproducing the problem (actually nothing special, just continuously getting lots of data). Tested on the Windows 10 1909.
MyApi is url/config of service-now.com REST API. Unfortunately I can’t share it.
var axios = require('axios');
let n=1;
test();
async function test() {
do {
await axios.get(MyApiUrl,MyApiConfig)
.then(res => console.log(n++, "got "+JSON.stringify(res.data).length+" bytes (node.js "+process.version+")"))
.catch(err => {console.error("ERROR: "+err.message);process.exit()})
} while (true)
};