I have some problem with my async mocha tests. The assert method within a promise results in a timeout when the input evaluates to false. (with true values it works fine) This is a simplified version of the problem. We usually do networking instead of this constructed promise. Answer You’d better NOT use async/await syntax on the promise constructor. It’s
Tag: asynchronous
Async Loop Not Honoring Async
I have been a bit stuck on an Async function. What I am trying to accomplish – I am creating a batchProcessing function (batchGetSubs) which will loop through a set of files, read a ID, then make an API request, wait for a response (THE ISSUE) and then to write to a new file with the formatted data. The issue
Returning Value From Callback in a Map
My problem is depending on the result of an asynchronous operation during a map. I know similar questions have been asked, but cannot quite figure out how to apply this to my case. I have figured out how to solve my problem using synchronous methods, my code is as follows, I want to try writing this using asynchronous callbacks. I
Asynchronous loading of select list options
I’m retrieving information on Municipality names, ZipCodes, etc. from a public service provider (DAWA) using AJAX. At first I had an issue retriving the data until I made the transfer asyncronous, thus ajaxGetMunicipalitiesFromDAWA is an asyncronous function. I have checked ajaxGetMunicipalitiesFromDAWA and it loads data correctly. The I try to update my selectlist using the data, but it seems the
How do I wait for the function to complete?
json/shortcuts.json file is: I’ve tried async and await as well as passing one of the functions as a callback. Nothing succeeded:( I think function works bad because of asynchrony. I just started learning of JS, so i am beginner and kindly ask for help! Thanks! Answer Because axios already have a callback function, so you only need to call createShortcutsTable(shortcuts
(Bug) fetched object from server returns undefined
There is a lot of code involved in this process, so I will explain the best way possible to narrow down the problem. First, the user signs up and sends an object with other nested objects and arrays to the middleware. The middleware… the console gets logged “passData returned: [object Object]” this then gets processed into a “block” to be
cy.fit() does not work immediately, it needs timeout to fit the graph. Cytoscape js
So after initializing the graph, I want to make it fit to its div by using cy.fit(). I have done this: So after this part if I do It does not work. But if I do this: It works. However first the unfitted graph gets displayed and then after 1000 ms the proper graph fit gets displayed. Thus When a
Use promise-returning code without async/await
I’m trying to quickly write a simple tool in NodeJS using pdf-lib. pdf-lib appears to be designed to use promises and async/await, but I don’t want the extra code complexity of async/await for such a simple tool. How can I use functions that return a promise without the extra bother of async/await? Answer Since the library primarily uses Promises, you
Why does setTimeout still work when using an Express app?
I am making an Express app and I was going to use setTimeout to invalidate the access token used with a third party API after a set amount of time. I thought that it might not work, since async functions like setTimeout are pushed onto the event queue and don’t run until everything else is done running. The Express app
Repeatedly await asynchronous post requests
I want to repeatedly do a POST request, as follows: But this won’t work, because I’m somehow not using asynchronous programming correctly. Somehow even after spending hours on async js I don’t know if I still get it. EDIT: this code is on the client-side. Answer To sequentially execute the request, you need to return the promise (return value of