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I'm trying to create an app to monitor employee's file attachments using Google's APIs.

I know that I could download all the emails from the audited user list using Mail Audit API and run scripts on the mails but would there be a better way to get sender's email address with attached file names?

I have a very complex stored procedure that returns a pivot table of data. This data is dynamic. Column names will change and the number of columns can change. Based of the number of chart audits that were audited for a particular physician. This is how SQL Server returns the data from the stored procedure for a particular physician.

EDIT for Mission Clarity: In the end I am pulling inventory data and customer data from Postgres to render and send a bunch of PDFs to customers, once per month. These PDFs are dynamic in that the cover page will have varying customer name/address. The next page(s) are also dynamic as they are lists of a particular customer's expiring inventory with item/expirying date/serial number.

I had made a client-side React page with print CSS to render some print-layout letters that could be printed off/saved as a pretty PDF.

Then, the waterfall spec came in that this was to be an automated process on the server. Basically, the PDF needs attached to an email alerting customers of expiring product (in med industry where everything needs audited).

I thought using Puppeteer would be a nice and easy switch. Just add a route that processes all customers, looking up whatever may be expiring, and then passing that into the dynamic react page to be rendered headless to a PDF file (and eventually finish the whole rest of the plan, sending email, etc.). Right now I just grab 10 customers and their expiring stock for PoC, then I have basically: { customer: {}, expiring: [] }.

I've attempted using POST to page with interrupt, but I guess that makes sense that I cannot get post data in the browser. So, I switched my approach to using cookies. This I would expect to work, but I can never read the cookie(s) into the page.

Here is a: Simple route, simple puppeteer which writes out cookies to a json and takes a screenshot just for proof, and simple HTML with script I'm using just to try to prove I can pass data along.

server/index.js:

Attempting to deploy to heroku for the first time, and i've been getting this sasserror which causes the build to fail and reject.

Steps taken for resolution

1. Delete node sass and node modules / reinstall / push to master repo
2. Adjust import path to @import './scss/_variables.scss';
3. Delete the first import to check if that file was the issue
4. Update node to support node-sass compatibility

Question

1. Create React App has webpack built internally, do i need to add my own webpack config for sass-loaders, css-loaders, style-loaders?

• i've only ever used webpack with rails before, if i do need webpack, for my output params, what should replace the "bundle.js" i get from rails?

Terminal response

I am trying to create an audit log for an access database, but now the code seems to break down here with Error 3001:

Code:

My Netlify Deployment is failed due to build issue : I m trying to deploy this site directly from my Github repository.

Here is the complete log :

` PS C:\Users\Avesh\Documents\web development practice\React JS> npx create-react-app new-app

Creating a new React app in C:\Users\Avesh\Documents\web development practice\React JS\new-app.

Installing packages. This might take a couple of minutes. Installing react, react-dom, and react-scripts with cra-template...

added 1969 packages, and audited 1970 packages in 2m

137 packages are looking for funding run npm fund for details

80 moderate severity vulnerabilities

To address all issues, run: npm audit fixstrong text

Run npm audit for details. `

We are trying to push a Docker image based on NodeRED to Heroku. Local build and test runs like a charm, but when we deploy it to Heroku, the Docker image build fails. Our docker file is quite simple:

I'm trying to read a table from this address by selenium; I tried different ways, this is the result of using BeautifulSoup

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