I grab my data in my componentWillMount call of my component [actually it’s in a mixin, but same idea]. After the ajax call returns, I attempt to setState, but I get the error that the document is not defined.
As far as I know, there are node modules that are automatically installed by AWS Lambda.
See bottom of question for an update, based on comments/answers: This question is really about the possibility of hidden threads that do not execute callbacks.
I’m trying to make a HTTP POST request to the google QPX Express API [1] using nodejs and request [2].
I have been struggling to succeed in downloading an image without piping it to fs. Here’s what I have accomplished:
I’m trying to get some data from a third party service using the node request module and return this data as string from a function. My perception was that request() returns a readable stream since you can do request(...).pipe(writeableStream) which – I thought – implies that I can do
I use MongoDB as the back-end database for my node/Express application. To summarize the problem I am facing, I don’t know how to set up the body-parser configuration in my Express app, because the server side application is not receiving the full JSON posted by the client application (also a node.js app). For the most part, the client is sending JSON in the request body to RESTful endpoints. The exception being a single case where a file needs to be uploaded and since that is a multipart body, I am using request and form-data to build that type of request and using multer on the server side to process the multipart request, since body-parser does not process such requests.
I’m consuming a JSON stream and am trying to use fetch to consume it. The stream emits some data every few seconds. Using fetch to consume the stream gives me access to the data only when the stream closes server side. For example:
