Making new requests after initial run don't work. It's a faulty test overall but if I want to extend its functionality and stability I need to apply what I learned from making an API wrapper for PokeAPI: https://github.com/UbeJelly/PokeDot
That one was honestly easier to handle with the only problem I encountered so far are the few cases where the data is being cutoff due to being long, and I guess it might have something to do with chunks which I haven't really bothered looking into yet.
I can't exactly find the problem and I don't have the time to do so, therefore I'll just apply the same logic I did to PokeDot so it's scalable and less headache to manage.
Making new requests after initial run don't work. It's a faulty test overall but if I want to extend its functionality and stability I need to apply what I learned from making an API wrapper for PokeAPI: https://github.com/UbeJelly/PokeDot
That one was honestly easier to handle with the only problem I encountered so far are the few cases where the data is being cutoff due to being long, and I guess it might have something to do with chunks which I haven't really bothered looking into yet.
I can't exactly find the problem and I don't have the time to do so, therefore I'll just apply the same logic I did to PokeDot so it's scalable and less headache to manage.