Usage

1. Start the dev Server

npm run dev

2. Run with retry

npm run retry

In the log for the dev server, you will see something like this:

Server is running on port 3000
  <-- GET /retry
  --> GET /retry 400 1ms
  <-- GET /retry
  --> GET /retry 400 1ms
  <-- GET /retry
  --> GET /retry 400 1ms

In the logs for the script execustion, you will see the following log entry multiple times ( in our case it's 3x):

Request: GET http://localhost:3000/retry
Response: GET 400 /retry %s
Request: GET http://localhost:3000/retry
Response: GET 400 /retry %s
Request: GET http://localhost:3000/retry
Response: GET 400 /retry %s

2. Run with noretry

npm run noretry

In the log for the dev server, you will see something like this:

Server is running on port 3000
  <-- GET /noretry
  --> GET /noretry 400 4ms

In the logs for the script execustion, you will see the following log entry only once:

Request: GET http://localhost:3000/noretry
Response: GET 400 /noretry %s

3. Run with extend and norety

npm run extend

In the log for the dev server, you will see something like this:

Server is running on port 3000
  <-- GET /noretry
  --> GET /noretry 400 4ms

In the logs for the script execustion, you will see the following log entry only once:

Request: GET http://localhost:3000/noretry
Response: GET 400 /noretry %s