Jan Stevens

Maybe you could use: https://graphql-ruby.org/javascript_client/sync and store it to a file and then on load read from that file and populate the cache? This way you could have a CI...

Thanks for you input, when coding this I did felt the same. I'm quite happy now with my own adapter implementation that is used in production. Should I persuade this...

I put my custom adapter in a gem: https://github.com/JanStevens/artemis-api-auth/tree/master Indeed not that hard to add it, probably a better way to register new adapters would be handy

For now I've added my own adapter, copy pasting Net HTTP adapter and changing the following lines ```ruby # Only changes are in here signed_request = ApiAuth.sign!(request, context[:access_id], context[:hmac_api_key], digest:...

Hello, Yes the before request / after request seem very helpful and might indeed solve almost all typical cases. Another idea that comes to mind is using Faraday (https://github.com/lostisland/faraday). It...

A lot of people new to frontend code get bitten by this, rest spreading a bunch of props on a styled component, only to notice way to late that suddenly...

The fix I believe is to create a root CA and add it to your keychain, hotel could then generate certificates from the root CA and use a different certificate...

There are binaries for windows and you can install openssl on windows. https://slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html You cannot use letsencrypt for local dev domains since they use a bot which has to verify...

Also another one hotel restart -- stop the process and start it again

I'm trying to get mailhog working which uses websockets. I have setup my nginx to allow websocket connection but I receive the following crash when mailhog tries to open the...