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Trying to use the stripe npm package for node and was wondering how to send data from the client (react & redux) to the server securly.

Thanks!

I believe that is what causes that error on NPM install. The very top of the README here explains that you should now be using SuperTest directly.

Hi!

Awesome project btw. I would like to set up certain routes in express and have express handle them rather than React Router, how would I go about doing this?

Example:

app.get('/api/v1/test', (req, res) => {
  res.json({
    staus: 200
  });
});

Thanks!

I'm at localhost:3000/about and I try to click back, the whole page reloaded, I expect it supposes to be like single page application?

Hi,

I am also testing react-router in the same way you describe in the article. I was hoping to find someone who has updated to RRv4 who is also using functional tests.

I have a sample app here: https://github.com/peter-mouland/react-lego#using-react-router-v4

Have you tried RRv4 with tests yet ?

I have got the following in my test, most of which is fine, except the missed and redirect routes don't seem to get hit:

const ReactRoutes = (
  <AppRoute >
    <Match pattern="/" component={AppRoute} />
    <Match pattern="/tests/" component={TestRoute} />
    <Match pattern="/another/" component={AnotherRoute} />
    <Match pattern="/broken-client-route/" component={BrokenClientRoute} />
    <Match pattern="/redirect/" component={RedirectRoute}
      onEnter={(_, redirect) => redirect('/tests/')} />
    <Miss component={NotFound} />
  </AppRoute>
);

describe('Server', function () {
  const assets = {
    javascript: ["/app.js"],
    styles: ["/app.css"]
  };

  before(() => {
    sinon.stub(routes, 'makeRoutes').returns(ReactRoutes);
  });


  after(() => {
    routes.makeRoutes.restore();
  });

  it('should render NotFound with 404 status when not found', (done) => {
    supertest(server)
      .get('/route-that-doesnt-exist/')
      .expect(404, /Not found/)
      .end(done);
  });