Daniel Yang

This is a basic implementation. For true CI/CD, it's advised that you review how this integrates into your process carefully.

I converted the cli option to just debug. Add these to your files. The prelaunch task was needed for me since I kept running into cached file issues, but it may not be required for everyone so try without that flag too. The i flag as noted in the stackoverflow

For bundling a pytest suite into a python cli tool or executable package for Docker. The issue is that pytest does not respect the folder directory when called using pytest.main. Assuming a standard folder structure, create a main.py for the entry point to call. Have the main entry

Recently, I read about Jest while looking up snapshot testing for a project at work. However, I wasn't too sure just what this is. This blog post documents my own confusion and attempt at figuring out what Jest is and what the pros/cons of it are compared to traditional

If you've been getting this error on OSX Appium when running tests for iOS: Error: Unable to launch WebDriverAgent because of xcodebuild failure: "ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/Applications/Appium.app/Contents/Resources/app/node_modules/appium/node_modules/appium-xcuitest-driver/WebDriverAgent/PrivateHeaders/XCTest/XCUICoordinate.h'"

After setting up a couple different Ghost blogs recently, I've run into needing to set up SSL multiple time. Ghost helps generate a Let's Encrypt certificate for you if you use the default setup. However, it only sets up the SSL certificate for one domain. If you want your website

https://www.quora.com/How-did-Elon-Musk-learn-enough-about-rockets-to-create-and-run-SpaceX/answer/Jim-Cantrell?share=f2c50ef7&srid=uPHbO Find a goal. Understand it. Understand WHY. Be determined to achieve it. Do what's necessary to achieve it. Refuse to accept defeat. If it is a good and noble cause, it will be worth the time spent.

in JS Page Object Model libraries, use the standard JS to return nothing to end functions early. when working with iOS automation, create new specs for each test that needs a reset of notifications and iOS settings regarding the last, you can consolidate e2e tests if you can guarantee the

Sample for cutestrap css app.use('/stylesheets', express.static(__dirname + '/node_modules/cutestrap/dist/css/'));

Authentication lacks documentation. Its difficult to implement and many of the implementation guides are unclear about what should be configured and what should remain untouched. This seems to be a general trend in npm packages. They will often reference app.[object] which is reasonable. The 'app' is clear, but then

Started learning Node.js and Express and MongoDB today to eventually be able to work on a MEAN stack. Learned some cool things about Node such as asynchronous event triggering. MongoDB is sweet in its JSON-like structures. Express is also sweet in its easy-to -understand structure Unfortunately, getting authentication to

Overall, pretty good. Clearly not the best or most innovative anymore since its stuck in the Terminator universe. However, they definitely took what they had and changed it. It turned out quite well and fun. Lots of decent stuff for old fans and cool new stuff for the current generation.

For PHP syntax, I ran into an issue when trying to create an if else statement. Instead of just one portion of the code being run, both parts would be run if the first check was true. It was almost as though the "else" was being ignored completely.

Something that's been bothering me for a while now is, Just how do you connect the back end program with the front end of a website? I built a search engine as part of a school project with friends. It was all Java console. As Java console is definitely not