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To get names and population of every regular world, you can try:

To make it more difficult to extract from the device you can store it inside Keystore system.Once keys are in the keystore, they can be used for cryptographic operations with the key material remaining non-exportable.

For more information about storing on keystore please check below link https://developer.android.com/training/articles/keystore

Replace the contents of child class with below style will do that

They are equivalent, but != is deprecated in favor of =/=.

I'll see about removing != from the cheatsheet.

As per @mdaniel suggestion I used the -o go-template

My main syntaxal changes were removing the [ ], ie, {range .items[*] } to {{range .items}}'

And if a key contained a - then {.metadata.labels.cluster-name} became {{index .metadata.labels "cluster-name"}}

My solution below which enabled the base64 decode to work:

DOMParser can safely parse HTML strings without any possibility of unsafe code execution:

It is simply a convenience for you. It offers you no special capabilities. It nice because to the less than stellar technical person, someone who might get a little Liquid but not much else, it is pretty clear that the stuff inside the tag is likely Javascript. They recommend you only use these tags if your section is meant for a widely distributed theme, and or many shops. In other words, if you like script tags, go ahead and use them, no harm done.

Is it possible for a player to manipulate live javascript object variables through the address bar or some other means?

Yes:

• If the variables happen to be globally accessible, the user only has to open the console and assign to them. Eg, they could type in window.money = 999999999;. This could be solved by putting the whole script into an IIFE without using global variables. But...
• Even without global variables, no code that runs client-side is "secure". See Is it possible to gain access to the closure of a function?. The user could simply intercept the JavaScript that your site runs, and replace it with their own JavaScript that implements their desired functionality (giving them free items, money, etc). This can be mitigated to a moderate extent by minifying and obfuscating the JS, but it's not a full solution. You'd want to make sure the network request payloads cannot be easily deciphered either.

Ultimately, the only good solution to this is to generate and save all state on the server, which gets communicated to the client when needed. The client cannot be allowed to generate any data or state themselves - the client should only be able to ask the server what their state is.

If the user is at a section where an item may be generated (eg, a treasure chest is opened), the only way to do this securely is for the server to verify that the player is at the position of a treasure chest, and for the server to generate the item in the chest, then inform the client of their new item. This way, no matter what JavaScript code runs on the client, if the client tries to make an invalid trade, or patches things so they have more HP than they're allowed to have, the server can verify it and reject the invalid request. For example:

Client: Attack

Server: You attack and deal X damage. You are counterattacked and lose Y HP. You die.

Client: Open chest

Server: (Verifies that you are at an openable chest, then replies:) You receive a Water of Life

Client: Offer trade of item ID 333 for some other user's item 555

Server: (Verifies that client currently holds item 333, and that the other client holds item 555, then:) Trade successful (switches around items in server's DB)

Could you please try following, written and tested with shown samples.