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        stage('Clone from git') {

            stage('test nested stages') {
                sh 'pwd'
            }
            deleteDir()
         

        }

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> new RegExp( "/" )
/\//
> var x = new RegExp( "/" )
undefined
> x.test( "/hello" )
true
> var y = new RegExp( x.toString() )
undefined
> y.test( "/hello" )
false

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/*eslint-env node*/

/*

    This class is for:

     1. Creating Authentication HTTP headers
     2. Creating Accept-Language headers
     3. Sending a HTTP request

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We're assuming you already have node.js installed

1. Install the create-react-app package:

npm install -g create-react-app

2. Create an application:

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1. Add the People component:

class People extends Component {
  constructor() {
    super();
    this.state = { people: [] };
    this.callAPI();
  }
 callAPI() {

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Add a person details component (with children)

const PersonDetails = ( { person, children } ) => <div className="person-details">

  <p className="name">{person.name} {person.surname}</p>
  <p><span className="label">Region</span>{person.region}</p>
  <img src={person.photo} />
  {children}

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Create a folder named "routes", and one named "middleware"

api
   middleware                        <---
   node_modules
   routes                            <---
   .gitignore
   index.js
 package-lock.json

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Having dived a bit deeper, I'm concluding that there are some design decisions which need to be made here.

For a normal scenario like:

Feature: my feature
 Scenario: my scenario
  Given step 1
  When step 2
  Then step 3

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function sendJSON( method, data, url ) {

    return fetch( url, {

        body: data && JSON.stringify( data ),
        method: "POST",
        mode: "cors",
        headers: {

            "Content-Type": "application/json"

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fetchForLater().then( resp => {

      if ( !resp.ok ) { throw new Error( "Failed to fetch for later people" ); }
      return resp.json();

    } ).then( json => {

      const savedForLater = json.map( ( [ id, person ] ) => person );
      this.setState( { saved: savedForLater } );