The purpose of this document is to outline the following
- Why asynchronous tests can pass even though it is not testing anything
- How to actually test asynchronous code
- In one word: javascript
- Javascript is an asynchronous, non-blocking language.
The purpose of this document is to outline the following
function getGoogleAddress(placeId) { | |
var API_KEY = ''; | |
var baseUrl = 'https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json'; | |
var queryUrl = baseUrl + '?key=' + API_KEY + '&place_id=' + placeId; | |
Logger.log(queryUrl); | |
var response = UrlFetchApp.fetch(queryUrl); | |
var json = response.getContentText(); | |
var result = JSON.parse(json).results[0]; | |
var placeId = result.formatted_address; |
def generate_pyspark_structs(client): | |
property_resource = client.get_resource("Property") | |
property_class = property_resource.get_class("Property") | |
meta = property_class.table | |
fields = [] | |
for col in meta: | |
# cols.append(dict(col)) | |
name = col["SystemName"] | |
data_type = col["DataType"] |