Proxy full URL for API requests preserving query string #346
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Proxy full URL for API requests preserving query string
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good catch, thanks! |
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Out of pure curiosity, what would be the appropriate way to stub a query string request? |
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I think @ganicus is referring to stubbing an ajax call with a query string, right? Not really sure the EAK way of doing this |
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Right! Suppose I had a query string like "/images?ids[]=72405&ids[]=72406&ids[]=72407". I think I'd like to develop something that would stub a generic placeholder (disregarding the image ids) for each image. Is anyone anywhere of any similar design pattern for this? Maybe something used for testing or development? EDIT: A little digging into express.js did wonders. I can get my query parameters simply by "req.query". |
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