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I have a path that uses complex models with almost identical properties for each http method. The problem is that I want to define some required properties for the request of PUT and POST, while no properties are required in GET response (as the server always returns all properties and its mentioned elsewhere in the documentation). I created a simple cat API to demonstrate what I've tried. The ide
I have moved 20000 files to AWS S3 by s3cmd command. Now i want to add cache-control for all images (.jpg) These files are located in ( s3://bucket-name/images/ ). How can i add cache-control for all images by s3cmd or is there any other way to add header ? Thanks
I am trying to get rid of deprecated Docker links in my configuration. What's left is getting rid of those Bad Gateway nginx reverse proxy errors when I recreated a container. Note: I am using Docker networks in bridge mode. (docker network create nettest) I am using the following configuration snippet inside nginx: location / { resolver 127.0.0.1 valid=30s; set $backend "http://confluence:8090";
does somebody know how to do a module.exports? I tried some different ways ending up with export class Greeter {} which will compile to exports.Greeter = Greeter; But what I really want is this: exports = Greeter; So that I can use it like this: import { Greeter } from "greeter"; const greeter = new Greeter(); and not import { Greeter } from "greeter"; const greeter = new Greeter.Greeter(); Is thi
I have a string union type like so: type Suit = 'hearts' | 'diamonds' | 'spades' | 'clubs'; I want a type-safe way to get all the possible values that can be used in this string union. But because interfaces are largely a design-time construct, the best I can do is this: export const ALL_SUITS = getAllStringUnionValues<Suit>({ hearts: 0, diamonds: 0, spades: 0, clubs: 0 }); export function getAllS
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