Hi,
I had added a callback on the offline event that, in case is fired, it will call the reconnect() method.
But I've experienced some re-connection loop after the first offline event, so I've deduced that there is already a re-connection policy.
Can you improve the documentation about reconnect() method and default re-connection attempts?

I ran into this the other day and it took a really long time to figure out, I'm not really sure if this is a bug or not but figured I'd bring this to your attention.

Failed to parse Dialogflow response into AppResponse

In my case I was generating a table with some data from an API endpoint like so:

const timetableCells = timetable.Trains.map((item) => {
  return {
    c

Hello,

I am looking to use this module. Where can I find documentation on the potential error it could throw?

request-ip goes down a list of different methods of providing an IP address, and picks the first one that works. If the user of this library doesn't filter out unknown/unexpected headers, this is quite a dangerous way of determining the IP address. If X-Client-IP wasn't filtered by the user's web server, then an attacker could set the X-Client-IP header themselves and request-ip would happily

Native promises have increased performance in Node.js 10+, so bluebird doesn't have a significant advantage anymore. Also, bluebird maintainers advice to switch to native promises, when possible. We should experiment with the switch, do some benchmarks and decide whether we should switch now.

If we do the switch, we don't need #524 at all.

Most browsers support console.warn/error/info, not just IE :)
Would be nice to have the proper log channel, as (i.e. in chrome) each channel can be enabled/disabled in dev tools and each channel has a matching icon in front of the log message

Hi,

I tried to use create-fastify-app with openapi specification version 3.0.1. Example converted v2 petstore swagger on editor.swagger.io to v3. But fastify-app failed with message 'parameter must contain a valid Open Api Version 2.0 or 3.0.x'. Source:

const parse = (content) => {
if (content.swagger && content.swagger.indexOf('2.0') === 0) {
return V2.parse(content)
}

throw

Symbols like <div>, </div> are not showed in logs as text and rendered like html elements

Build time argument to set NODE_ENV ('production'' by default)

ARG NODE_ENV

ENV NODE_ENV ${NODE_ENV:-production}

I believe the scan in dynamodb will always scan the entire index, thus consuming the same amount of read regardless of the filter. The filter only cuts down on how many items are returned.
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerguide/QueryAndScanGuidelines.html