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JavaScript and JSON Essentials

You're reading from   JavaScript and JSON Essentials Build light weight, scalable, and faster web applications with the power of JSON

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2018
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ISBN-13 9781788624701
Length 226 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Sai S Sriparasa Sai S Sriparasa
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Bruno Joseph D'mello Bruno Joseph D'mello
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Preface 1. Getting Started with JSON 2. The JSON Structures FREE CHAPTER 3. AJAX Requests with JSON 4. Cross-Domain Asynchronous Requests 5. Debugging JSON 6. Building the Carousel Application 7. Alternate Implementations of JSON 8. Introduction to hapi.js 9. Storing JSON Documents in MongoDB 10. Configuring the Task Runner Using JSON 11. JSON for Real-Time and Distributed Data 12. Case Studies in JSON 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Automation testing


By integrating the power of gulp plugins and gulp task together, we can create a flow of consecutive tasks that can run parallel or sequentially as per our requirements. Though we have the gulp task dependency feature, we are going to use the npm run-sequence module to run the task in sequence. This helps us to structure the task easily and reduce the complexity when the number of tasks increases over time.

Run the following command to install run-sequence:

npm install run-sequence --save-dev

With respect to its usage, the only thing we need to remember is that every gulp task should either return a stream or promise, or should be handled using callback. Let's justify this statement and leverage the power of gulp automation by creating three simple tasks in a flow:

  1. Start our hapi app.
  2. Test the API of the hapi app. While testing, make sure the test-node-app directory is present at the root level of gulpfile.js. Refer to the Chapter 10, Configuring the Task Runner Using JSON...
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