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Hello i need help,
I would like use many checkbox but when i click to checkbox one and checkbox two is not working.

I have a form with a lot of radio buttons they are all in classes
The problem is that when I click on the first radio button it works but when I click on the second one and well the Progress bar doesn't advance.
and I can have forms with 10 checkboxes as 6 is random how to make it automatic?

[]( check -->https://jsfiddle.net/alex447/m6juh0dx/19/ )

` function flash(){
function cback(e) {
var t = [];
for (var n = inputs.length; n--;) {
if (!inputs[n].value.length) t.push(inputs[n]);
}
var r = t.length;
var i = inputs.length;
var s = document.querySelectorAll(".top");
for (var o = s.length; o--;) {
s[o].style.width = 100 - r / i * 100 + "%";
s[o].style.background = cols[i-r-1];
}
}
var forms = document.querySelectorAll(".form"),
inputs = [];
for (var i = forms.length; i--;) {
var els = forms[i].querySelectorAll("input, textarea, select");
for (var j = els.length; j--;) {
if (els[j].type != "button" && els[j].type != "submit") {
inputs.push(els[j]);
els[j].addEventListener("input", cback, false);
}
}
}

var cols = ["#1ABC9C","#EC7063","#3498DB"];
}

function gradient(){
function cback(e) {
var t = [];
for (var n = inputs.length; n--;) {
if (!inputs[n].value.length) t.push(inputs[n]);
}
var r = t.length;
var i = inputs.length;
var s = document.querySelectorAll(".top");
for (var o = s.length; o--;) {
s[o].style.width = 100 - r / i * 100 + "%";
}
}
var forms = document.querySelectorAll(".form"),
inputs = [];
for (var i = forms.length; i--;) {
var els = forms[i].querySelectorAll("input, textarea, select");
for (var j = els.length; j--;) {
if (els[j].type != "button" && els[j].type != "submit") {
inputs.push(els[j]);
els[j].addEventListener("input", cback, false);
}
}
}
}
function sections(){
function cback(e) {
var t = [];
for (var n = inputs.length; n--;) {
if (!inputs[n].value.length) t.push(inputs[n]);
}
var r = t.length;
var i = inputs.length;
var s = document.querySelectorAll(".top");
for (var o = s.length; o--;) {
s[o].style.width = 100 - r / i * 100 + "%";
}
}
var forms = document.querySelectorAll(".form"),
inputs = [];
for (var i = forms.length; i--;) {
var els = forms[i].querySelectorAll("input, radio, select");
for (var j = els.length; j--;) {
if (els[j].type != "button" && els[j].type != "submit") {
inputs.push(els[j]);
els[j].addEventListener("input", cback, false);
}
}
}

function generateCSSGradient(colours) {
var l = colours.length, i;
for( i=0; i<l; i++) colours[i] = colours[i].join(" ");
return "linear-gradient( to right, "+colours.join(", ")+")";
}

var cols = [
["#1ABC9C","0%"],
["#1ABC9C","33.3%"],
["#EC7063","33.3%"], // note same percentage - this gives a crisp change
["#EC7063","66.6%"],
["#3498DB","66.6%"],
["#3498DB","100%"]
];
document.getElementsByClassName('.top').innerHTML = '

var window_width = window.innerWidth + "px";
document.querySelector(".colors").style.width = window_width;

};`

Thanks

it("Registers a new user", async (done) => {
        controller.initialize({ data: { creds: { email: "[email protected]", firstName: "register", lastName: "test", password: "test", role: "GUEST" } } })

        await controller.registerUser()
        const result = await User.find()

        expect(result.length).toBe(1)
        const result = await User.find({email: "[email protected]"})

        done()
    })

value of body in worker:
{ }

https://github.com/ujjwalguptaofficial/fortjs/blob/master/src/handlers/request_handler.ts#L111

I consider putting a huge chunk of lines of code inside a try catch an anti-pattern.

On this line https://github.com/ujjwalguptaofficial/fortjs/blob/master/src/handlers/request_handler.ts#L185

    async handlePostData() {
        if (this.request.method === HTTP_METHOD.Get) {
            this.body = {};
        }
        else if (Global.shouldParsePost === true) {
            try {
                this.body = await this.parsePostData();
            }
            catch (ex) {
                return Promise.reject(ex);
            }
        }
    }

Things to know about Promises:

1. Promises are flattened by default. (Think flat map). So:
   Promise.reject(Promise.reject("error")) is the same as Promise.reject("error") and Promise.resolve(Promise.resolve("value")) is the same as Promise.resolve("value")
Promise.resolve(Promise.reject("error")) is the same as Promise.reject("error")
2. Async function will wrap any returned value in a Promise.resolve and any thrown value in a Promise.reject

So inside the else if it could be rewritten

            try {
                this.body = await this.parsePostData();
            }
            catch (ex) {
                throw ex;
            }

3. Also, any function that throws will propagate the error down the stack trace until a catch is found. It means it is useless to have catch (x) { throw x;}

So even simpler

`this.body = await this.parsePostData();            

The code will execute the same. Next steps fix other places that use this antipattern

Currently the HttpResult has a property "responseData" which is of type any, This feature request is to add type support in HttpResult so that the user of the library could pass the DTO class type for the "responseData" object.

Though this is not an industry standards, hosting of the server on https might be required for demonstration purposes.

I have 3 services right now that I need to inject into my controller. Problem is when I use a third one it'll just stop injecting all together.
Example:

getOrderService: GetOrderService
updateOrderService: UpdateOrderService
createOrderService: CreateOrderService

constructor(
    @Singleton(CreateOrderService) createOrderService: CreateOrderService,
    @Singleton(GetOrderService) getOrderService: GetOrderService,
    @Singleton(UpdateOrderService) updateOrderService: UpdateOrderService) {
          super();
          this.getOrderService = getOrderService;
          this.createOrderService = createOrderService;
          this.updateOrderService = updateOrderService;
}

returns on every request:
internal server error message : this.getOrderService.<<whatever.function.is.called>> is not a function stacktrace: TypeError: this.getOrderService.<<whatever.function.is.called>> is not a function at OrderController. (C:\Users\weltert\Desktop\pba-api-test\pba-api\bin\app.js:285:60) at step (C:\Users\weltert\Desktop\pba-api-test\pba-api\bin\app.js:221:23) at Object.next (C:\Users\weltert\Desktop\pba-api-test\pba-api\bin\app.js:202:53) at C:\Users\weltert\Desktop\pba-api-test\pba-api\bin\app.js:196:71 at new Promise () at ./controllers/order_controller.ts.__awaiter (C:\Users\weltert\Desktop\pba-api-test\pba-api\bin\app.js:192:12) at OrderController../controllers/order_controller.ts.OrderController.<<whatever.function.is.called>>(C:\Users\weltert\Desktop\pba-api-test\pba-api\bin\app.js:281:16) at RequestHandler.module.exports.RequestHandler.runController_ (C:\Users\weltert\Desktop\pba-api-test\pba-api\node_modules\fortjs\dist\fort.js:2162:67) at RequestHandler. (C:\Users\weltert\Desktop\pba-api-test\pba-api\node_modules\fortjs\dist\fort.js:2322:34) at step (C:\Users\weltert\Desktop\pba-api-test\pba-api\node_modules\fortjs\dist\fort.js:2069:23) at Object.next (C:\Users\weltert\Desktop\pba-api-test\pba-api\node_modules\fortjs\dist\fort.js:2050:53) at fulfilled (C:\Users\weltert\Desktop\pba-api-test\pba-api\node_modules\fortjs\dist\fort.js:2041:58)

But if I remove 1 singleton (doesn't matter which):

getOrderService: GetOrderService
updateOrderService: UpdateOrderService

constructor(
    @Singleton(CreateOrderService) createOrderService: CreateOrderService,
    @Singleton(GetOrderService) getOrderService: GetOrderService) {
       super();
          this.getOrderService = getOrderService;
          this.createOrderService = createOrderService;
}

It'll work just fine.

Wall's Outgoing function is the right place to create to create a generic 500 caught exception handler in fortjs, however the as per the current implementation the status code of the response is not available in response object available in the Wall.

Request you to add status code to the response object.

Doc page - fortjs.info is not working.

Allow the methods of ErrorHandler class to return Promise<HttpResult> rather than Promise<string>. This gives the flexibility to the users to either return a jsonResult or a textResult.