Two files saved instead of one

[runlevelsix]

Thanks for your great jsreport plugin! I just got it setup and tested it with some sample reports, and it works as advertised, but with one minor issue - it appears to save 2 copies of the .pdf file to S3, and I'm not sure why...

I'm using the Postman REST client and POSTing this as my request body (with a Content-Type: application/json header):

{ 
   "template": { "shortid" : "4yxoH6IzW" },
    "options": { 
        "reports": { "save": true }
    }
}

The result in my S3 Bucket is two files with a one-second time-difference (in the filename).

I'm not sure if this is due to your plugin, or if jsreport is actually sending two 'afterRender' events. Are you aware of this issue? Have you experienced anything like this before?

[runlevelsix]

I think I just answered my own question (with a little more testing).

It appears that the Postman REST client is making two requests (which I hadn't noticed before). Using curl on the command line produces only one request, and therefore only one file appears in my S3 bucket.

[fgauer]

Oh hey! Thanks for the note. I'm going to be dressing up the plugin a bit more at the request of Jan (jsreport creator), but just haven't had time yet. I'm enjoying jsreports and think it's really well done and worth investing some time into.

I'm thinking of adding returning a signedURL to the plugin. A co-worker of mine just showed me how to do it. So look for that potentially soon.

Best of luck and thanks again!

[runlevelsix]

Excellent!

I just did the same thing response.headers['s3-Link'] = s3.getSignedUrl('getObject', params);

My implementation is messy though, as I duplicated the AWS credentials if() block inside the promise's .then() - quick & dirty to get it done...

I also set my files to be uploaded with ACL: "private" by default as well. And set an Expires: option to the params to lock down the link's longevity a bit more.