@testplane/retry-progressive
Testplane plugin for adding extra retries at tests with errors matched by patterns.
Testplane plugin for adding extra retries at tests with errors matched by patterns.
Retry plugin for yafetch library. See https://www.github.com/chickencoding123/yafetch for more information.
A lightweight library for retrying tasks with configurable attempts and intervals.
Utility function to easily add retries to any function
A Fetch API wrapper with some extra features
Reference implementation of a Chainpoint web service integration
Cypress Reporter | Enhances your Cypress test suite with the cypress-xray-junit-reporter a specialized custom reporter designed to seamlessly generating comprehensive XRay-compatible JUnit-style XML reports, complete with embedded screenshots on test fail
Cypress Reporter | Enhances your Cypress test suite with the cypress-xray-junit-reporter a specialized custom reporter designed to seamlessly generating comprehensive XRay-compatible JUnit-style XML reports, complete with embedded screenshots on test fail
A helper to execute a promise a certain number of times if it's throwing an exception, also inserting a delay between each attempt.
Basically a rewrite of p-retry
Retry a promise-returning or async function
Retry a promise-returning or async function
Retry a promise-returning or async function
promise implementation of nestjs http module with retries feature using axios-retry and axios
Library with a set of utils and decorators to add to existing functions which returns promises a set of new features and behaviors without change nothing about the functions themselves
retry any function (with or without timeout) with either fixed back off or exponential back off
A package for retrying promises with various strategies.
A web3 provider with retries under the hood
Gracefully handle timeout and network error with auto retry.
A simple, lightweight and isomorphic extension of the Fetch API that allows for graceful error handling and response validation, automatic retries, and the ability to bring your own Fetch API package.