I am using json-server to get a fake REST API.
I have added the following custom route in my routes.json file.
{
"/admin/posts/edit/:id": "/posts/:id"
Based on the custom route, a PUT request to /admin/posts/edit/2 should go to /posts/2. But the request is being sent to /posts.
What am I doing wrong? I want the request to go to /posts/2.
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I've created a website using create-react-app and react router. I am able to load the website from https://www.example.com/reactapp but I get a 404 error when I try to access a page like https://www.example.com/reactapp/somePage
The website is running on port 8080, https connection is working, inside my package.json I've defined my homepage as: "https://example.net/reactapp". In my BrowserRouter I've defined my basename as "/reactapp" and links are working and loading the pages just fine.
The thing also is that https://example.net/ displays a wordpress website, when I try to access https://www.example.net/reactapp/somePage I get a 404 error from the wordpress website. How can I properly fetch data when calling for a specific page?
Redirect all requests coming to the server to index.html
I have recently developed an React app in which I made HTTP request to external API using Axios library. Then I used gh-pages to deploy it. But it doesn't even show up (it's a blank page). I know GitHub only hosts static pages. The React app is running perfectly fine on localhost.
When I host React App on Localhost using npm start and request data using HTTP GET request using Axios Library. I receive a JSON format data from the API. And I use this data to show on front end of the React App.
But when I host the react app on git hub pages and request for data using the same way. It does not send HTTP requests to the API. And hence webpage is static in nature
have you tried to change http:// to https://?
because browsers nowadays don't let http requests to happen
I have a React application (create-react-app) running on http://localhost:3000/ and I need to send a request to an API (Java with Spring Boot) that is available on "https://review-feature-...api/partner".
However, when I send the request, I get the following error on my Chrome console:
POST https://review-feature-...api/partner net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID
I've tried to change my React application to run on https://localhost:3000, but it doesn't work because I have a Keycloak authorization server running behind my React app, so I have to find a way to send the request using http://localhost:3000/ anyway.
I've also tried to use the following environment variables (How can I provide a SSL certificate with create-react-app?) but it doens't work.
SSL_CRT_FILE=.cert/server.crt
SSL_KEY_FILE=.cert/server.key
Thanks in advance.
I'm trying to integrate my single page React app with GitHub.
I successfully run first stage of authentication, i.e. receiving redirect with code from https://github.com/login/oauth/authorize
The problem is the second part, i.e. POST to https://github.com/login/oauth/access_token
I can't do POST or GET from my web page itself via JavaScript or JQuery. Using $.ajax or $.post all end up with error Access-Control-Allow-Origin.
The app was created with create-react-app and run with npm start.
How can I avoid Access-Control-Allow-Origin error in my scenario? Is there a way to get GitHub token for GitHub API in some other way?
I've tried to do POST with , and it does not complain on Access-Control-Allow-Origin. In fact after .submit() I receive expected response (as per https://developer.github.com/apps/building-oauth-apps/authorizing-oauth-apps/#web-application-flow) but it comes as a file, which Chrome immediately downloads.
I am new to camel so my question is how to get request and responce values that is displayed on saop UI to the log file using Interceptors configuration. I need to apply some interceptor configuration before the request hit to camel so that we can filter the request object and same with the responce.
Look at logging interceptors in camel cxf endpoint declaration : inInterceptors
http://camel.apache.org/cxf.html
Or
You can just print the request inside your route as well using ${body}
Add this to your route configuration:
interceptFrom()
.when(exchange -> isToBeIntercepted(exchange)) //which routes are to be intercepted
.process(doSomeStuffHere());