In Postman you can write tests to be executed after requests.
This is the documentation and these are the examples. But I don't see/find the specification of the pm.test() function.
What does it return?
Does it get any arguments?
The information regarding the pm.test function and the arguments that it takes can be found here:
https://learning.getpostman.com/docs/postman/scripts/postman-sandbox-api-reference/#pmtest
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Is it possible to generate/infer clojure spec based on spec for calling functions:
Let's say i have a function foo that i already wrote a spec for it, inside foo i call other function bar() that takes some of the inputs of foo (which have already spec) , so my question is it possible to infer/generate bar's spec ? Any existing library for this ?
Thanks
There is https://github.com/stathissideris/spec-provider, which you can use to infer specs at your bar's output.
I'm using this to visualize (in a pipeline) the inferred spec as shapes (in a java applet with the help of quil) and its diff between each step output compared to the anterior step (in a emacs buffer) at https://vimeo.com/240254456.
Ok so it looks like Clojure typed has what i was looking for, since i have specs for foo i can generate tests and then infer for other functions the specs and typed annotations. The utility of this since clojure is dynamic language, having already specced entry point functions we can infer sub-functions specs from those and check for consistency in code base (function called with the right args everywhere in code)
https://github.com/typedclojure/core.typed
Hope this can help others
I did not understand the parameters that needed to be passed into the API call to tf.contrib.seq2seq.simple_decoder_fn_inference in Tensorflow 1.0
for building the inference block for a Seq2Seq Attention mechanism RNN.
Can someone explain, in detail, what each parameter of this function call means and is supposed to do?
The link to the documentation is here :
tf.contrib.seq2seq.attention_decoder_fn_inference()
I am trying to mock out some code that returns information by writing to one of the references passed to the function as a parameter. Is there a good way to mock this behavior such that I can have the test code determine what value is written to that variable?
I did a little research and it turns out that GMock has a couple of nice options. From the Google Mock Cheat Sheet
SetArgReferee<N>(value)
SetArgPointee<N>(value)
"Assign value to the variable referenced by the N-th (0-based) argument" and "Assign value to the variable pointed by the N-th (0-based) argument" respectively.
You have quite a few options.
SetArgReferee(value) and SetArgPointee(value), as Daniel pointed out in 2015.
Then there's SetArrayArgument(first, last) for arrays.
Or you can use Invoke capabilities to invoke your own functions and do what you want: Invoke, InvokeWithoutArgs, InvokeWithoutArgs, InvokeArgument.
Read their descriptions in the Side Effects and Invoke sections on the Googlemock's cheat sheet page.
I have a Java function which can take variable number of parameters and in JNI I am receiving all the parameters in jobjectArray. But the problem is all the parameters available in String type,but originally thy are of different datatype. So in c/c++ converting them to their original type is not possible. So if i could call some other java method which will make these conversions easy for me.is it possible in to call a java method from native code in JNI?
Please help me out. I am really struck at it from a long time. Thanks in advance.
Here's a succinct example: http://journals.ecs.soton.ac.uk/java/tutorial/native1.1/implementing/method.html.
Fundamentally you need to look up native objects representing the class and method you want to call, format your arguments, call the appropriate JNIEnv->CallXXX method, and process the resulting value.
we can pass the String as a parameter from native code when you callback the java method using env->NewStringUTF(actual parameter).
I have this view function search(request). The url suffix is /search. It takes a few POST parameters and shows search results accordingly.
I want to make a second function show_popular(request). It takes no post or get parameters. But it should emulate a call to the search function with some hard coded post parameters.
I want to achieve this without changing anything in any existing function and without changing setup. Is that possible?
EDIT: I know this can be achieved by refactoring the search into a separate function and have several view functions call this. But in this particular case, I am not interested in that. In my case the show_popular function is only temporary, and for irrelevant reasons I do not wish to re-factor.
Yes, but you don't want to do that. Refactor search() into a function that handles the request and a function that performs the search, and call the latter from show_popular().