makemehapi ECONNREFUSED error

[Deleted user]

Same problem as #98.

I'm getting this error on the "handling" exercise. I tried some of the solutions from #98, setting the delay to 2000 in the exercise.js file. Which is located in

/usr/lib/node_modules/makemehapi/exercises/handling/exercise.js.

    setTimeout(query.bind(this, mode), 2000);

It seems to fix the issue but I'm now getting a new error.

✗ Status code 404 returned from url http://localhost:52109, expected 200.

# FAIL

Your solution to HANDLING didn't pass. Try again!

this is my solution to the exercise, not sure what I'm doing wrong or if this is another issue?

var Hapi = require('hapi');
var Path = require('path')
var server = new Hapi.Server()

server.connection({
    host: 'localhost',
    port: Number(process.argv[2] || 8080)
})

server.route({
    method: 'GET',
    path: '/',
    handler: { 
        file: Path.join(__dirname, 'index.html')
    }
});

server.start();

[srperetz]

I still have the same issue on both the routes and hello_hapi exercises, and I have makemehapi 1.0.3, with the timeout set to 2000 in both of those exercises. If I run it over and over, it eventually passes. Not sure if it's the timeout at all. It seems to be more about the port, perhaps?

[nvcexploder]

That's what it sounds like. I will take a look today.

On Feb 26, 2015, at 8:25 AM, Sam notifications@github.com wrote:

I still have the same issue on both the routes and hello_hapi exercises, and I have makemehapi 1.0.3, with the timeout set to 2000 in both of those exercises. If I run it over and over, it eventually passes. Not sure if it's the timeout at all. It seems to be more about the port, perhaps?

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[mhawila]

@nvcexploder Did you check this out?

[fiveisprime]

@mhawila Can you try running the Hello Hapi exercise from my fork at
fiveisprime/makemehapi? You can $ npm install -g fiveisprime/makemehapi

I've added some code to the Hello Hapi exercise to make sure that an available
port is used rather than a random port in a range. If that works out, I'll get all of
the exercises updated to use this port selection method.