How can I test fetch hook of NUXT on client side which is using $fetch in it? I can't find any documentation and honestly Nuxt sucks.
The only idea I have is to use
global.$fetch = jest.fn().mockResolvedValue({...
but it doesn't seem to work
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I tried using new #apollo/server with NestJS instead of apollo-server-express. While using apollo-server-express, the apollo-server-core package is automatically used and no error is thrown. But when I remove apollo-server-express and install #apollo/server as dependency. There is the error.
Error: Cannot find module 'apollo-server-core'
Does anyone have any solution ??
There's no official support for Apollo Server v4 with #nestjs/graphql yet. You'd have to write a completely custom integration for that, or wait for this PR
A package for using Apollo Server 4 from NestJS is available here.
It works with both Express and Fastify.
I am starting out on React.js after learning Node.js using Express. But I don't know How to Link my Backend App to front end React files? Can someone provide me a simple solution to the problem
You can begin with this steps, you got a thousands of topics about to make a complete and solid infrastructure:
Initialise your node.js server with port, cors (if you need)
Learn how express work with node.js and create your first route
Initialize your react project with or without npx create-react-app
Create your first frontend component and fetch data from your API
Link : https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/create-a-react-frontend-a-node-express-backend-and-connect-them-together-c5798926047c/
I am new to reactJS. I am working on project which uses following :
Front-end : ReactJS
Backend : NodeJS (Express)
Front-end runs on port 3000
Back-end runs on port 8088.
I am planning to deploy application on amazon AWS.
What i am trying to do is load reactJS front-end when i make request on http://localhost:8088/
I know using axios we can make request on backend server and display fetched data.
What would be standard way of loading ReactJS front from the nodeJS ?
I'm not sure if this is the answer you are looking for, but generally in development you use something called proxy in your package.json in the client (react) folder:
{
// Other stuff
"proxy": "http://localhost:8088"
}
and then when you'd want to deploy you'd run npm build for your react folder and serve that generated folder called build. But as I said, you usually do that only when deploying your application onto server, not the actual development.
Also I'd suggest checking some of these videos, that are focused on deployment, because that is what I think you are asking, right ?
I have tried the pdfjs in browser javascript and it is working fine but if i try to render the textLayer in server side with nodejs it is throw error for canvas.
Anyone know how to make this happen in server side with nodejs?
I asked the same in offical github repo, and they replied it is possible with jsdom. but don't know how to do that
https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/issues/11011
I have a simple REST API written in Golang. Now I want to have an async UI and wanted to go with ReactJS + Babel or Typescript + fetch() to get data from my JSON api. Don't want nodejs or anything else.
Most of the examples require nodejs and I can't find something to have as an example to build the UI. Could someone help with an example?
Figured it out finally.
Basically using babel-standalone helped a lot. And using axios for fetching data was easy enough.