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Mock AWS SDK with Jest in TypeScript
When writing automated tests for applications that use Amazon Web Services (AWS) APIs, it can be difficult to test code that interacts with the AWS SDK Read more
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redis delete all keys with prefix
Redis, one of the most popular open-source in-memory databases, provides a simple and straightforward way to delete all keys with a given prefix. This can be done with the help of the **KEYS** and **DEL** commands. First, use **KEYS** to find all keys with a given prefix. This command will search all keys within the Read more
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Handlebars and AWS Lambda example
Handlebars is an easy-to-use templating language that helps you create rich and dynamic websites. With its intuitive syntax and powerful features, it’s a great choice for quickly and easily building powerful web applications. Read more
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Full-text search in Node JS. Search-related data
Full-text search in Node.js is a powerful tool for searching for information stored in a database. By leveraging the capabilities of the Node.js platform, developers can easily incorporate full-text search into their applications, allowing users to quickly find relevant data based on keywords or phrases in their queries. Read more
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How to create files in Salesforce for testing purposes
The first question I asked myself when starting to write unit tests that involve files is: how do I upload files from my tests? Fortunately, dealing with files in Salesforce in a unit test context, is pretty easy. Creating unit tests in Salesforce is a great way to ensure accurate data and maintain the integrity Read more
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How to build a sitemap xml in Node js using Express
Creating a sitemap.xml file in Node.js using Express is a fairly straightforward process. In this post, I will go over the necessary steps to generate and set up a sitemap.xml file for your Node.js web application. Read more
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