Metric-Imperial Converter

JavaScript
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i can not pass this two tests with the same code i have passed using locally:-

// running tests
If the number is invalid, returned will be 'invalid number'.
If both the unit and number are invalid, returned will be 'invalid number and unit'.
// tests completed

i have checked what gets tested against my project and works fine.
the console on FCC testing site shows this error and seems like not from my code:-

frame-runner.ts:132 Error: Unspecified AssertionError
    at eval (eval at <anonymous> (frame-runner.ts:118:35), <anonymous>:11:11)
_callee$ @ frame-runner.ts:132

here is the link:-
glitch

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Not sure why, because when I go to https://mica-dazzling-mushroom.glitch.me/api/convert?input=1//2min route, I get:

invalid unit

instead of the correct response invalid number and input

Also, when I go to your https://mica-dazzling-mushroom.glitch.me/api/convert?input=1//2gal route, I get:

{"initNum":0.5,"initUnit":"gal","returnNum":1.89271,"returnUnit":"L","string":"0.5 gallons converts to 1.89271 liters"}

instead of the correct response of invalid number

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no no sir,it is correct look the screenshoots closely.may be glitch is change the format before sending the request?also besure to preview it on new tab/window.

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4

Click on the links I provided above. Those are the requests the tests are making to your app. They do not use a form to submit. If you click on those url requests to your app, you will see your app is not providing the correct responses for those two tests.

5

but but sir if you have time go to the link i provide above to glitch and run the tests using npm run test in the terminal and preview the output on new window/tab and input the values.you will see it works fine.i think some how glitch is removing one forwardslash(/) from the route?

6

The tests when you run npm run test are different than the tests that test your app from the freecodecamp.org site. You can pass the npm run test tests but still fail the site tests if you do not implement all the user stories.

EDIT: It does appear that Glitch may be removing the extra forward slash.

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i do not know how to explain it sir but it passes all the user stories correclty.first i have checked it locally and submitted to FCC it all pass the tests but the submitted url must be live/online so,i try to use replit but it is very disgusting due to test timed out problems,so i reverse to glitch and this problem arise.and if you please try input the values on the form after previewing it on new tab/window you will get the expected values returned.
like i said this problem must arise due to glitch removing the / in the route or FCC?why because i implemented all the user stories correctly any one can check from either by analyzing my code or running and input the values.thanks a lot :pray:

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The Replit timeout issue should really only be with the zombie tests in the QA challenge. It should work fine for most of the challenges. I would suggest you try it on Replit to at least test if this is an issue with Glitch or not.

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replit is a total waste of time and is very annoying and has make FCC less interactive to learn programming.it says test timed out almost 90% of the time while learning from basic node and express up to now not only for me but also for others.

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ya it is always the same like this,but i will try it every day until it works and until i find some other way.
i ask my self how did other members pass all this and get the certificate?well it must be they did not get this kind of issue on their time.what a good time.