Best JavaScript code snippet using wpt
cors-preflight-response-validation.any.js
1// META: script=/common/utils.js2// META: script=../resources/utils.js3// META: script=/common/get-host-info.sub.js4function corsPreflightResponseValidation(desc, corsUrl, allowHeaders, allowMethods) {5 var uuid_token = token();6 var url = corsUrl;7 var requestInit = {"mode": "cors"};8 /* Force preflight */9 requestInit["headers"] = {"x-force-preflight": ""};10 var urlParameters = "?token=" + uuid_token + "&max_age=0";11 urlParameters += "&allow_headers=x-force-preflight";12 if (allowHeaders)13 urlParameters += "," + allowHeaders;14 if (allowMethods)15 urlParameters += "&allow_methods="+ allowMethods;16 promise_test(function(test) {17 return fetch(RESOURCES_DIR + "clean-stash.py?token=" + uuid_token).then(async function(resp) {18 assert_equals(resp.status, 200, "Clean stash response's status is 200");19 await promise_rejects_js(test, TypeError, fetch(url + urlParameters, requestInit));20 return fetch(url + urlParameters).then(function(resp) {21 assert_equals(resp.headers.get("x-did-preflight"), "1", "Preflight request has been made");22 });23 });24 }, desc);25}26var corsUrl = get_host_info().HTTP_REMOTE_ORIGIN + dirname(location.pathname) + RESOURCES_DIR + "preflight.py";27corsPreflightResponseValidation("Preflight response with a bad Access-Control-Allow-Headers", corsUrl, "Bad value", null);...
Using AI Code Generation
1const { corsPreflightResponseValidation } = require('webpagetest');2const response = {3 headers: {4 },5 body: JSON.stringify({ message: 'Hello from Lambda!' }),6};7exports.handler = async (event, context) => {8 const { origin, method, headers } = event;9 const result = await corsPreflightResponseValidation({10 });11 return result;12};13const { corsPreflightResponseValidation } = require('webpagetest');14describe('corsPreflightResponseValidation', () => {15 it('should return response', async () => {16 const response = {17 headers: {18 },19 body: JSON.stringify({ message: 'Hello from Lambda!' }),20 };21 const result = await corsPreflightResponseValidation({22 headers: {23 },24 });25 expect(result).toEqual(response);26 });27});
Using AI Code Generation
1var wptools = require('wp-tools');2var response = {3 "headers": {4 "content-type": "application/json; charset=utf-8",5 },6 "data": {7 }8};9var result = wptools.corsPreflightResponseValidation(response);10console.log(result);11var wptools = require('wp-tools');12var request = {13 "headers": {14 }15};16var result = wptools.corsPreflightRequestValidation(request);17console.log(result);18var wptools = require('wp-tools');19var request = {20 "headers": {21 "content-type": "application/json; charset=utf-8"22 }23};24var result = wptools.corsSimpleRequestValidation(request);25console.log(result);26var wptools = require('wp-tools');27var response = {
Using AI Code Generation
1const api = require('wpt-api');2 if (err) {3 console.log(err);4 }5 else {6 console.log(data);7 }8});9### corsPreflightResponseValidation(url, callback)
Using AI Code Generation
1var wptools = require('wptools');2console.log(response);3var wptools = require('wptools');4console.log(response);5var wptools = require('wptools');6console.log(response);7var wptools = require('wptools');8console.log(response);9var wptools = require('wptools');10console.log(response);11var wptools = require('wptools');12console.log(response);13var wptools = require('wptools');14console.log(response);15var wptools = require('wptools');
Using AI Code Generation
1const wptTools = require('wpt-tools');2const corsPreflightResponseValidation = wptTools.corsPreflightResponseValidation;3const method = "GET";4const headers = "content-type";5const expectedStatusCode = 200;6const expectedHeaders = ["content-type"];7const expectedContent = "test";8const result = corsPreflightResponseValidation(origin, method, headers, expectedStatusCode, expectedHeaders, expectedContent);9console.log(result);10### corsSimpleRequestValidation(origin, method, headers, expectedStatusCode, expectedHeaders, expectedContent)11const wptTools = require('wpt-tools');12const corsSimpleRequestValidation = wptTools.corsSimpleRequestValidation;13const method = "GET";14const headers = "content-type";15const expectedStatusCode = 200;16const expectedHeaders = ["content-type"];17const expectedContent = "test";18const result = corsSimpleRequestValidation(origin, method, headers, expectedStatusCode, expectedHeaders, expectedContent);19console.log(result);20### corsCredentialedRequestValidation(origin, method, headers, expectedStatusCode, expectedHeaders, expectedContent)
Using AI Code Generation
1const { corsPreflightResponseValidation } = require('wpt-api-client');2const api = require('./api');3const runTest = async () => {4 const { data } = await api.runTest({ url });5 const { testId } = data;6 const { data: testResult } = await api.getTestResults({ testId });7 const { data: testInfo } = await api.getTestInfo({ testId });8 const { data: testStatus } = await api.getTestStatus({ testId });9 const { data: testLocations } = await api.getTestLocations();10 const { data: testOptions } = await api.getTestOptions();11 const { data: testAgents } = await api.getTestAgents();12 const { data: testResultsByLocation } = await api.getTestResultsByLocation({ testId });13 const { data: testResultsByLocationAndBrowser } = await api.getTestResultsByLocationAndBrowser({ testId });14 const { data: testResultsByUrl } = await api.getTestResultsByUrl({ url });15 const { data: testResultsByUrlAndLocation } = await api.getTestResultsByUrlAndLocation({ url });16 const { data: testResultsByUrlAndLocationAndBrowser } = await api.getTestResultsByUrlAndLocationAndBrowser({ url });17 const { data: testResultsByUrlAndLocationAndBrowserAndConnectivity } = await api.getTestResultsByUrlAndLocationAndBrowserAndConnectivity({ url });18 const { data: testResultsByUrlAndLocationAndBrowserAndConnectivityAndDate } = await api.getTestResultsByUrlAndLocationAndBrowserAndConnectivityAndDate({ url });19 const { data: testResultsByUrlAndLocationAndBrowserAndConnectivityAndDateAndLabel } = await api.getTestResultsByUrlAndLocationAndBrowserAndConnectivityAndDateAndLabel({ url });20 const { data: testResultsByUrlAndLocationAndBrowserAndConnectivityAndDateAndLabelAndMedianMetric } = await api.getTestResultsByUrlAndLocationAndBrowserAndConnectivityAndDateAndLabelAndMedianMetric({ url });21 const { data: testResultsByUrlAndLocationAndBrowserAndConnectivityAndDateAndLabelAndMedianMetricAndCached } = await api.getTestResultsByUrlAndLocationAndBrowserAndConnectivityAndDateAndLabelAndMedianMetricAndCached({ url });
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