fu | fu stands for File to URL , a utility design

I'm looking for an appropriate way to inject dependencies.

Say I have this code where the FancyWrite and FancyRead functions have a dependency on the WriteToFile and ReadFromFile functions. Since these have side effects I'd like to be able to inject them so I can replace them in tests.

I'm confused how to most easily configure Microsoft's auth provider using Firebase.

I've configured GoogleAuthProvider and GithubAuthProvider as sign-in providers for Firebase Auth:

https://console.firebase.google.com/project/${PROJECT}/authentication/providers

I've added Firebase auth to my app and reviewing Easily add sign-in to your Web app with Firebase UI

This seems like it should be the simplest thing in the world, and there is also some questions regarding it on here, but none of them seem to work. In a lot of cases/answers, arguments aren't properly filled in, or answers just straight up don't work.

I have this super simple code, Where I take two chars, get their hex-values, and convert them to ints. I then xor them, and convert the result to a hex. Now I just want to convert this output to a char again. This for some reason, is not a simple task:

I've built a Django API that uses django-graphql-auth and django-graphql-jwt packages to implement authentication. I followed the package's documentation and got everything to work and everything is working from my Angular UI. The only issue is that even requests made from Postman without the Authorization header, are able to fetch the data from the graphql API.

This is my Django project's settings.py

I am trying to scrape the following website for basic real estate listing information:

https://www.propertyfinder.ae/en/search?c=2&fu=0&l=50&ob=nd&page=1&rp=y

Parts of the website are dynamically loaded from a back end API when the page is scrolled down using javascript. To get around this I have tried using Scrapy with Splash to render the javascript. The issue I am having is that while instead of returning all the listings it only returns the first 8. I thought the problem was the page wasn't scrolled down and so the page wasnt populated and the divs I needed weren't rendered. I then tried adding some Lua code (which I have no experience with) to scroll the page down in hope it would be populated, however it hasn't worked. Below is my spider:

I'm trying to use the 1.4.21-2 version of kotlin which is a recent version that has a fix that allows you to use Compose + Kotlin serialization without the build hanging. This is all great, however, the Compose compiler does not know about it and gives the following (rather unhelpful) error:

e: This version (1.0.0-alpha09) of the Compose Compiler requires Kotlin version 1.4.21 but you appear to be using Kotlin version 1.4.21-2 which is not known to be compatible. Please fix your configuration (or suppressKotlinVersionCompatibilityCheck but don't say I didn't warn you!).

I would love to provide that suppression flag, however I don't know where to put it... I've spent about an hour trying to put it in random places in my gradle files, for example in composeOptions, but no luck. I also tried all the google-fu I know, but nobody seems to have actually used this and wrote anything about it.

Any ideas how to get out of that predicament?

So I'm still going through the process of learning more in depth PHP / Laravel, having completed one project and taking on another. The codebase supplied has several seemingly empty models with blocks of code in the comments. My concerns are more about the @method entries over the @property ones.

My question is simply, what am I looking at here? Should I be concerned about modifying it. Is there a resource that covers this that my google-fu has missed?

How can I create a tasklet class to make a custom select query from DB and pass the data to the next tasklet? I have to use tasklet (no jdbcReader or any reader)

Code Sample:

I am very confused about SignalR in Python. I know it is possible to have a python client application that talks to a Server hosting a SignalR hub implemented in C#, but is it possible to implement a Server hosting a SignalR hub in python? (Without any Azure Functions integration. I just want to talk to a server hosted on my own machine(s))

Maybe my google-fu is not up to snuff, but I keep getting solutions on how to implement a SignalR client with python, but no one talks about how to implement a server.

I dont necessarily mind implementing the server in C#, I was just wondering if there was an easy way of doing it in python. (again, without any interaction with Azure Functions or other third party hosting services)