Closed sunny-Ne5 closed 1 year ago
Hi,
Have you tried the promise base response? I suppose it should fit your need
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I was using node-ping inside a docker container which doesn't had iputils-ping installed. ping.sys.probe(req.params.ip, (isUp) => { res.end(JSON.stringify({status: isUp ? "true" : "false"})); }); isUp was always coming as null with no warning whatsoever that ping is not installed in the system. However, installing iputils-ping inside container fixed the issue.
Should we throw warning for this use case? I'll be happy to add the fix if given some guidance.
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Hi mondwan, as I mentioned installing ping fixed the issue for me but it took me sometime to figure that out. Ideally library should have throwed a warning that ping is not installed.
Thanks for the report.
But, what I mean is that the error message you need will be presented within the promise based response.
The callback style interface is kind of a legacy. There is a ticket for aligning the response between the callback, and the promise interface. Just so happened that we haven't decided when to do such enhancement yet.
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Hi mondwan, as I mentioned installing ping fixed the issue for me but it took me sometime to figure that out. Ideally library should have throwed a warning that ping is not installed.
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Got it, thanks 😃. Will add the promise based approach. Closing this ticket.
I was using node-ping inside a docker container which doesn't had iputils-ping installed.
ping.sys.probe(req.params.ip, (isUp) => { res.end(JSON.stringify({status: isUp ? "true" : "false"})); });
isUp
was always coming as null with no warning whatsoever that ping is not installed in the system. However, installing iputils-ping inside container fixed the issue.Should we throw warning for this use case? I'll be happy to add the fix if given some guidance.