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https://www.apollographql.com/docs/apollo-server/data/errors/#codes
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In addition to stacktraces, Apollo Server's exported errors specify a human-readable string in the code field of extensions that enables the client to perform corrective actions. In addition to improving the client experience, the code field allows the server to categorize errors. For example, an Authenticat
`app.use(cache('5 minutes'))` will cache all routes, regardless of methods like `GET` and `POST`
It turns out if we do app.use(cache('5 minutes')), it will cache all routes, regardless of methods like GET and POST. However, for methods like PUT and POST, in many cases this implied update on the server side and shall not be cached. Should we add documentation or functionality to make supporting such case more easily?
While using uws yields some good performance benefits, trying to actually use it results in some issues.
The first issue I came across, is a fairly important one. Trying to add response headers in both Express and Koa do nothing. All that comes back is the Content-length header, nothing else.
const http = require("uws").http;
// const http = require("http");
Koa:
ctx.set("Cache-Control"
GraphQL to REST converter: automatically generate a RESTful API from your existing GraphQL API
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My suggestion is to remove the parseCommaParam function because the benefit is greater to use the population function like populate({ path: 'author', select: 'name' })...
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exec(function(error, bands)Replace smacss-in-action static image with quick demo gif for better understanding of the plugin.
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A router interface for restify that lets you aggregate route definitions and apply to a restify server
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Restify middleware that validates a JsonWebToken
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serverless your express/koa/restify apps
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Express/Restify middleware to authenticate HTTP requests based on api key and signature.
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Hotel Management System created with Restify and Angular 9
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Back End for Mobile Apps with Node, restify, apollo-server, graphql and mongodb
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Health check to express and restify projects
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Get updates on Covid19 / coronavirus - http://covid19-info.ml
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Short and simple link shortening
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Restify prometheus middleware to expose HTTP metrics
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this is a node.js project with typescript starter kit. simple, clean, no task-runners needed.
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A middleware to handle multi-part request for restify
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Library to provide server health information via a HTTP server endpoint for express, restify, hapi, and vanilla http
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Bug Report
Restify Version
Documentation ( we're using an old version but the current doc. is still wrong )
Node.js Version
N/A
Expected behaviour
The documentation should explain the
maxParamLengthActual behaviour
The
maxParamLengthserver option should be included in the documentation. It's also a little strange that the server throws a 404 not found when a par