automatic TrueLayer login for test purposes
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Does anyone knows how to login automatically in TrueLayer's API service (for example as a mock user) for testing purposes. In my case I'm using Node.js (ES6) with Sails.js. If that is possible of course.
Thank you! :)
node.js login automation
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Does anyone knows how to login automatically in TrueLayer's API service (for example as a mock user) for testing purposes. In my case I'm using Node.js (ES6) with Sails.js. If that is possible of course.
Thank you! :)
node.js login automation
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Reading their documentation docs.truelayer.com/#authentication is a good start. Also, you should include what you have tried so others may be able to point out what may help you solve the problem.
– Andrew Nolan
Nov 24 '18 at 13:06
I'm creating an app which has to use TrueLayer's API to download information on user's transactions. This is just a demo app, but still has to be tested. So I am thinking how to test the app with empty db, when to fill it up I need a user to pass through the login/redirect process. I was thinking to have a hardcoded user, or just to hardcode/save somehow mock user's tokens so I can test the helpers with it. github.com/ivanski1024/emma-sails/blob/master/api/controllers/…
– Ivanski1024
Nov 24 '18 at 13:40
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Does anyone knows how to login automatically in TrueLayer's API service (for example as a mock user) for testing purposes. In my case I'm using Node.js (ES6) with Sails.js. If that is possible of course.
Thank you! :)
node.js login automation
asked Nov 24 '18 at 12:02
Ivanski1024Ivanski1024
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Does anyone knows how to login automatically in TrueLayer's API service (for example as a mock user) for testing purposes. In my case I'm using Node.js (ES6) with Sails.js. If that is possible of course.
Thank you! :)
node.js login automation
node.js login automation
asked Nov 24 '18 at 12:02
Ivanski1024Ivanski1024
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asked Nov 24 '18 at 12:02
Ivanski1024Ivanski1024
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asked Nov 24 '18 at 12:02
Ivanski1024Ivanski1024
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asked Nov 24 '18 at 12:02
Ivanski1024Ivanski1024
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asked Nov 24 '18 at 12:02
Ivanski1024Ivanski1024
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Reading their documentation docs.truelayer.com/#authentication is a good start. Also, you should include what you have tried so others may be able to point out what may help you solve the problem.
– Andrew Nolan
Nov 24 '18 at 13:06
I'm creating an app which has to use TrueLayer's API to download information on user's transactions. This is just a demo app, but still has to be tested. So I am thinking how to test the app with empty db, when to fill it up I need a user to pass through the login/redirect process. I was thinking to have a hardcoded user, or just to hardcode/save somehow mock user's tokens so I can test the helpers with it. github.com/ivanski1024/emma-sails/blob/master/api/controllers/…
– Ivanski1024
Nov 24 '18 at 13:40
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Reading their documentation docs.truelayer.com/#authentication is a good start. Also, you should include what you have tried so others may be able to point out what may help you solve the problem.
– Andrew Nolan
Nov 24 '18 at 13:06
I'm creating an app which has to use TrueLayer's API to download information on user's transactions. This is just a demo app, but still has to be tested. So I am thinking how to test the app with empty db, when to fill it up I need a user to pass through the login/redirect process. I was thinking to have a hardcoded user, or just to hardcode/save somehow mock user's tokens so I can test the helpers with it. github.com/ivanski1024/emma-sails/blob/master/api/controllers/…
– Ivanski1024
Nov 24 '18 at 13:40
Reading their documentation docs.truelayer.com/#authentication is a good start. Also, you should include what you have tried so others may be able to point out what may help you solve the problem.
– Andrew Nolan
Nov 24 '18 at 13:06
Reading their documentation docs.truelayer.com/#authentication is a good start. Also, you should include what you have tried so others may be able to point out what may help you solve the problem.
– Andrew Nolan
Nov 24 '18 at 13:06
I'm creating an app which has to use TrueLayer's API to download information on user's transactions. This is just a demo app, but still has to be tested. So I am thinking how to test the app with empty db, when to fill it up I need a user to pass through the login/redirect process. I was thinking to have a hardcoded user, or just to hardcode/save somehow mock user's tokens so I can test the helpers with it. github.com/ivanski1024/emma-sails/blob/master/api/controllers/…
– Ivanski1024
Nov 24 '18 at 13:40
I'm creating an app which has to use TrueLayer's API to download information on user's transactions. This is just a demo app, but still has to be tested. So I am thinking how to test the app with empty db, when to fill it up I need a user to pass through the login/redirect process. I was thinking to have a hardcoded user, or just to hardcode/save somehow mock user's tokens so I can test the helpers with it. github.com/ivanski1024/emma-sails/blob/master/api/controllers/…
– Ivanski1024
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Reading their documentation docs.truelayer.com/#authentication is a good start. Also, you should include what you have tried so others may be able to point out what may help you solve the problem.
– Andrew Nolan
Nov 24 '18 at 13:06
I'm creating an app which has to use TrueLayer's API to download information on user's transactions. This is just a demo app, but still has to be tested. So I am thinking how to test the app with empty db, when to fill it up I need a user to pass through the login/redirect process. I was thinking to have a hardcoded user, or just to hardcode/save somehow mock user's tokens so I can test the helpers with it. github.com/ivanski1024/emma-sails/blob/master/api/controllers/…
– Ivanski1024
Nov 24 '18 at 13:40