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问题 How to block requests from a certain URL using JavaScript? For example, the manual way to do so on chrome will be to open the inspect page, go to network and block from there. But I need to block requests from certain URLs for an automated test that i am writing in JavaScript (using testcafe, if that offers any help). Here are screenshots of manually blocking a request from chrome, I want to do the same thing automatically in my test/JavaScript: ScreenShot1 Screenshot2 Thank you. Edit: I

问题 How to block requests from a certain URL using JavaScript? For example, the manual way to do so on chrome will be to open the inspect page, go to network and block from there. But I need to block requests from certain URLs for an automated test that i am writing in JavaScript (using testcafe, if that offers any help). Here are screenshots of manually blocking a request from chrome, I want to do the same thing automatically in my test/JavaScript: ScreenShot1 Screenshot2 Thank you. Edit: I

问题 I'm trying to implement a custom method to find out if the element is in the current view port Below is the snippet of code that I've tried to implement but the outcome does not render the boolean result: export const isElementInViewport = () => { const getBoundValues = ClientFunction(() => document.querySelectorAll(".hero-getstart").item(0).getBoundingClientRect()); const windowHeight = ClientFunction(() => window.innerHeight); const windowWidth = ClientFunction(() => window.innerWidth);

问题 I need to pass the connection argument while calling lighthouse https://github.com/GoogleChrome/lighthouse/blob/master/lighthouse-core/index.js#L41 async function lighthouse(url, flags = {}, configJSON, connection) { // verify the url is valid and that protocol is allowed if (url && (!URL.isValid(url) || !URL.isProtocolAllowed(url))) { throw new LHError(LHError.errors.INVALID_URL); } // set logging preferences, assume quiet flags.logLevel = flags.logLevel || 'error'; log.setLevel(flags

问题 I am on OsX, using nvm, node 10.15.3. Testscafe (not live) works fine, but I was trying to follow the instructions at Testcafe-live At the step where it explains how to install it locally If you have installed testcafe-live locally to your project, add an npm script to package.json to run tests: it refers to a package.json file, I added the entry under the scripts section "scripts": { "test": "eslint ./**/*.js", "testcafe-live": "testcafe-live chrome tests/" }, but when I run npm run testcafe

问题 I am a beginner in api-testing, I'm using test-cafe and I have written test to make a GET request using RequestHook which is working fine, I was able to get the data but when I'm trying to make the POST request using the same RequestHook and I'm unable to send the data when making a request as it needs to be of type buffer. I can't convert the data of type JSON to buffer. While making a POST request. I want to know whether this is the correct way to make a POST request using RequestHook or do

问题 Using testcafe for automated testing but i am getting the following error while perfoming a particular action(click of a button) Failed to perform a request to the resource at "https://www.example.com" because of an error. Error: Parse Error: Header overflow The application is working fine when we try to do the same action manually in the browser.But throws this error while doing it using testcafe. Tried using lower version of node also it doesn't help.can someone help with this? 来源： https:/

问题 I'm aware of this, t.getBrowserConsoleMessages() and from what I can tell this does not capture errors/warnings provide from the browser. Is there a way to do so? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61447018/how-to-capture-server-console-error-wanrings-in-testcafe

问题 I'm aware of this, t.getBrowserConsoleMessages() and from what I can tell this does not capture errors/warnings provide from the browser. Is there a way to do so? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61447018/how-to-capture-server-console-error-wanrings-in-testcafe

问题 I am new to test café, and am seeing some errors in my React project. All tests seem to be fine, except whenever it hits JSX code in a helper method, it gives a SyntaxError. SyntaxError: .../_helpers.js: Unexpected token (779:29) 777 | 778 | export const customLegend = (data) => { > 779 | if (isEmpty(data)) return (<div />); SyntaxError: .../_helpers.js: Unexpected token (710:4) 708 | } = props || {}; 709 | return ( > 710 | <div | ^ 711 | transform={`translate(${x},${y})`} I have not found a