"Please initiate the API testing process by specifying the API endpoint URL, the request method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE), any necessary headers, and the expected response. Ensure to provide data for the body, if applicable, and identify any specific requirements or checks to be performed during the test, like response time, status code, or key-value pairs in the response body. Remember to include any authorization or authentication details necessary for accessing the API."
Great! I can see from the debug logs that the API is actually working correctly - it shows successful API calls and prompt generation. However, I understand you want to add API testing functionality to the app.
Would you like me to add an API testing interface to your AI prompt generator app? This could include:
/api/generate endpoint with different parametersOr are you looking to test a different API entirely? Please clarify what specific API testing functionality you'd like me to implement, and I'll build it into your app with the proper endpoint URLs, methods, headers, and validation checks you need.
The code returns the following error:
prompt.createdAt.toLocaleDateString is not a function. (In 'prompt.createdAt.toLocaleDateString()', 'prompt.createdAt.toLocaleDateString' is undefined)
at PromptCard (/components/prompt-card)
Revise the code to address the error.
I was previewing: /
Now let me check the prompt-card component to see how it's handling the date:
Now let me check the storage utility to see how dates are being handled:
I found the issue! The problem is that when prompts are saved to localStorage and then retrieved, the createdAt field gets serialized as a string (JSON doesn't preserve Date objects). However, unlike the messages which have proper date conversion in getMessages(), the getPrompts() function doesn't convert the createdAt string back to a Date object.
Let me fix this:
I've fixed the date conversion issue by updating the getPrompts() function to properly convert the createdAt field from a string back to a Date object when loading from localStorage. This matches the pattern already used in getMessages() and ensures that toLocaleDateString() will work correctly in the PromptCard component.
good now can you fix the initial system prompt . its generating responses like these "AI, upon initiating interaction with a user, please provide a friendly greeting. The greeting should initiate a positive user experience, be respectful, and set the stage for further interaction. Please use a phrase like 'Hello, how can I assist you today?'"