Vance Lucas

Frisby v2.x uses the `fetch` API, so if there is a way to do it with that, then it can be done. I would also entertain a more direct method...

The error message could be improved, but technically the test is not wrong. There are no objects that exist when you are trying to run assertions on them. Also on...

Actually I would like to add an `auth` method back on Frisby like v0.x had to make this easier. It would just use `setup` internally on the single test, so...

You don't need to send the header explicitly. There is an example of how to do this here: https://www.frisbyjs.com/file-uploads-with-frisbyjs.html

It is merged now :)

Yes, the `frisby.setup()` method has a second argument to not merge, but set exactly what you provide. If you send that empty headers, it should work.

Try using `inspectRequest()` to ensure that the header values are getting passed correctly, and are the values that you expect.

Re-opening because I do think good docs is still an issue.

I am currently trying to use GitBook: https://vlucas.gitbooks.io/frisby/ I planned on pointing the main frisbyjs.com domain there when finished. It's free for open source projects.

I agree in principle, but I have never seen a pure generated doc file that I have actually really liked and found helpful, with useful examples of usage.