Promise-based Wrapper for Simple HTTP Requests built on top of Bluebird and Request
Btw, you can also open an issue for that. Whatever you prefer.
So my code looks like this
return rp(options)
.then(response => {
let timeEntries = JSON.parse(response)['time-entries'];
return timeEntries;
})
.catch(err => console.log(err.MESSAGE));Which is a part of a method.
I am getting this error Unhandled rejection Error: StatusCodeError: 400 - "{\"MESSAGE\":\"Invalid Parameters - 'page' must be greater or equal to 1\",\"STATUS\":\"Error\"}"
What could be wrong
@fahdi The way you use
then and catch in the snippet is perfect. The only explanation I currently have for your unhandled rejection is that you actual code doesn’t match the snippet. Or the rejection came from a different request at another spot in your code. Could you double check?
@a-eid Sorry, I missed your message. Have a look at the cookie example. You can set multiple cookies there.
@KernelDev Have a look at the Request options. Request-Promise is built on top of Request and you can use all its options with Request-Promise as well. There is a
timeout option. For the response time you can build a wrapper around your requests.
Where can I find release notes for each release? One of my modules is using a really old version
0.3.2 of request-promise and I'm seeing some issues where the request hangs indefinitely after a POST ... so I want to go through each version's release notes and find out which one might have fixed this issue or incorporated an update of request to fix such symptoms
I have
import request from 'request-promise-native';
creating a UMD module
in the browser everything works fine
TypeError: global.XMLHttpRequest is not a constructor
This happens when I require my bundle ( using webpack)
any ideas?
the request still shows the value
multipart/form-data
am I setting the header wrong somehow?
what do you want to upload ?
@pulkitsinghal Hey old pal, how are you doing? Have a look at the README. At the bottom there are all changes with the breaking changes being marked. At the top there are even migration steps you might need to take.
@andreasvirkus Have a look at the details about forms in the
request README. Btw, all request options work for request-promise as well. Usually, you don’t have to set the header yourself. It’s set automatically when you e.g. use the formData option.
The curl equivalent of what I'm trying to accomplish is this:
curl -X POST http://localhost:8080/api/v1/upload -H “authorization:here goes token"
--header "Content-type: multipart/mixed" -F "imageFile=@TestImage.jpg”
-F "imageFile=@TestImage2.jpg" -F "applicationNumber=SL-ESA-17000322" -F "personalId=12345678A"
@analog-nico I can't use
multipart/form-data unfortunately : /
Correction, the error I get is about the request being sent with contentType
multipart/form-data:415 - "{\"timestamp\":1506930784462,\"status\":415,\"error\":
\"Unsupported Media Type\",\"exception\":\"org.springframework.web.HttpMediaTypeNotSupportedException\",
\"message\":\"Content type 'multipart/form-data;boundary=--------------------------732586446978103238773917' not supported\",
\"path\":\"/api/v1/upload\"}"
any help greatly appreciated!
For any future lurkers, I figured it out. Ended up with this code:
const formData = {
applicationNumber,
personalId,
};
const multipart = files.map(file => ({
'content-type': 'multipart/mixed',
body: fs.createReadStream(file.path),
}));
return rest.post({
postambleCRLF: true,
uri: Configuration.getIdentificationServiceUrl() + '/api/v1/upload',
headers: {
'Content-type': 'multipart/mixed',
'Authorization': token,
},
multipart,
qs: formData,
});
Has anyone heard of issues of promises losing their way when a request is sent to a proxy
Hi all, I'm looking to use request-promise to send multiple messages to facebook (https://graph.facebook.com/v2.6/me/messages) in sequence. Could someone help out - although having read-up on simple promises, I'm not sure about chaining and catching errors.
but as far as im aware my .then chain is correct