it will help you
so you know how to use .then()
use it
I already have my UI framework on protractor/type script with mocha
can anybody help me to start with API Automation
I am facing the issue
setting jar: true in request did not help
Hello , I have a security/performance question , I want to POST to a callback url , the callback url is a url come from end-user , And it can be dangerous for our server , I want to POST a json to the callback url (Hooks), I WANT TO BE SAFE, I set 10 seconds timeout , but I am worry about response , malicious user can send 1TB response and I can fail our server , or may be some other consideration that I am umware , I validate url to have tld to prevent localhost calls
How can I ensure safty? How can I ignore response?
If you have an nginx in front of your node, then you could set the limit there. Or express in node has also a limit setting on bodyParser. depends what you are using server side... or you have a stream, if you process large data, mesure it and drop it if it get's too large.
Hey just looking for some help, when I run a loop containing a GET request I seem to use a lot of memory. Possibly someone here could help with my issue? I posted a thread on Stack Overflow and in the example used axios although the issue was still present when I used request.js https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54902051/node-js-api-request-loop-without-a-memory-overload
@everybody
Hey! I'm using request to upload a file to a signed url in AWS S3 using
formData: { [name]: fs.createReadStream(filePath) }. Everything seems to work fine, however it adds ----------------------------237294480337614270082104 Content-Disposition: form-data; name="name.html"; filename="name.html" Content-Type: text/html to the top of every file, which shows when displaying the html file somewhere else, and makes video files unusable. Why is it adding this? Is this something with request?
Hi all,
It might be a silly question but I don't know how to debug RequestJs.
Of course I checked readme on https://github.com/request/request#debugging
- Launch the node process like NODE_DEBUG=request node script.js (lib,request,otherlib works too).
- Set require('request').debug = true at any time (this does the same thing as #1).
I am newbie so I don't understand none of them but I tried number 2.
But I don't know where to check logs.
What I'd like to do is to see http request (including header) when I use request.post(...).
Any help would be appreciated!
Because when I tested http call on
So I'd like to see what am doing wrong :)
curl, it worked, but not on requestJs.So I'd like to see what am doing wrong :)
i got an error while installing the package request/request#3197
try {
let err = request('http://'+addr,{timeout:300})
options.proxy = "http://"+addr
} catch (e) {
// if(e==='ESOCKETTIMEDOUT'||'ETIMEDOUT'){
if(e.connect === true){
options.proxy = null
}
console.log(e)
}
let err = request('http://'+addr,{timeout:300})
options.proxy = "http://"+addr
} catch (e) {
// if(e==='ESOCKETTIMEDOUT'||'ETIMEDOUT'){
if(e.connect === true){
options.proxy = null
}
console.log(e)
}
program is usually shutdowm.What should I do?
program Direct crash of timeout as usually
Hello, I need one help.I am using request module for downloading a file.
myrequest = request({
method: 'GET',
uri: file_url,
headers: {
range: ("bytes=" + bytes + "-" + totalSize)
}
}).on("error", function(err) {
alert("error");
});
when Internet connection is down, I am not getting error alert; Can someone help me with this? Thnx 
?
Greetings, I'm having difficulty getting
request.post() to send a fileStream in `multipart/form-data', something like this:let s3FileStream = s3.getObject(s3ObjectLocation).createReadStream();
let sender = "bob";
let receiver = "steve";
let formData = { "To": sender,
"From": receiver,
"file": s3FileStream };
request.post({
url: theURL,
formData: formData,
auth: {
user: theUserName,
pass: thePassword
}
})
If
but when set to
"file" in formData is a string, it sends just fine.but when set to
s3FileStream as shown above, I get an HTTP 400 BAD REQUEST
so, my question is:
Should
Should
request.post(...) work when setting a formData value to return from an S3.getObject().createReadStream()
I think I found the problem.
Unfortunately, while the value of
So I can’t use the two together directly.
request appears to require fields readable, path, and modefor isReadStream.Unfortunately, while the value of
s3.getObject(s3ObjectLocation).createReadStream() has readable, it has nothing for path or mode.So I can’t use the two together directly.
it seems like a test for method .pipe() would be sufficient.
Like in axios: https://github.com/axios/axios/blob/master/lib/utils.js#L149
that have proxy support too
How to resolve this? npm WARN deprecated request@2.88.2: request has been deprecated, see request/request#3142