I think the new expect API is a great idea but it is a one shot only, right?
My use case is to have a network monitor on at all times while I use the browser manually, not through zendriver.
I could use the new expect API but it would mean creating a new expect for each new request and I think that is inefficient.
I think that in addition to expect it would be great to have one that you create once and then your callbacks are called with the response body whenever a new one arrives.
I tried making it myself but my async knowledge is very limited and I couldn't get it to work reliably.
I think the new expect API is a great idea but it is a one shot only, right?
My use case is to have a network monitor on at all times while I use the browser manually, not through zendriver.
I could use the new expect API but it would mean creating a new expect for each new request and I think that is inefficient.
I think that in addition to expect it would be great to have one that you create once and then your callbacks are called with the response body whenever a new one arrives.
I tried making it myself but my async knowledge is very limited and I couldn't get it to work reliably.