Justin O'Halloran
Justin O'Halloran
@childish-sambino Thanks for looking into this. I was wondering that as well, since the actual method is: client.verify.services(sid).verifications.create However, when I look into the chain of classes that produce this...
When reviewing the path to verifications or verification_check, they are properties of the ServiceContext class. The verifications property returns the VerificationList class, which has a create method. However, there is...
This is great - I am able to prevent this function from hitting the Twilio servers. However, were you able to properly use the mock side effect? ```python @patch( "verification.services.Client.verify"...
@childish-sambino Thank you for all of your help. This should be turned into an article on the Twilio Django site.
Hey @childish-sambino, Thanks for all of your help on the previous issue but am now running into the same issue with the messages API. I tried using the same path...
You will run into all kinds of problems if you try to use this library with React Native. I would avoid.
This looks good to me and would be a great addition.
In my package.json I used the following and it works: "test": " FIRESTORE_EMULATOR_HOST=localhost:8088 FIREBASE_DATABASE_EMULATOR_HOST=localhost:9000 jest --watchAll --detectOpenHandles"