aqcc | Yet another tiny tiny self-hosted C compiler
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aqcc is yet another tiny self-hosted C compiler with an also tiny assembler, linker and standard C library.
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QUESTION
I am trying to remove the duplicate values from a deeply nested array. I've put the structure of the database down below. I want to compare the location of the steps with eachother and check for duplicates. I was thinking about using db.collection.aggregate
, but it becomes a problem when trying to search through all steps since { $unwind: '$mapbox.routes.legs.0.steps' }
requires a specific index for the steps as far as i know.
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Answered 2019-May-22 at 14:43At the end I stopped making a seperate file for connecting with mongodb and cleaning the database and started using the already existing API to create a call. In this call I looped through the steps in the database and mapped the location to a key. After that I check if that key already existed and pushed that index to a duplicate array.
Then I proceeded to loop through the duplicate list and spliced the duplicate entries from the list with steps. After that I ran the following function to update the entry: await routeSchema.updateOne({ _id: route._id }, { $set: route });
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Well this is awkward... as frankly enough, I have not been able to wrap my head around this supposedly simple solution. Basically, the web app generates an access token and a refresh token after login authentication from Spotify API and it works just fine per se and produces this:
localhost:3000/#access_token=BQCs..&refresh_token=AQCc...
However, I have a button i.e.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-02 at 00:21Finally found an approach to go to a certain component without having to do any sort of hassle in anchoring the href and/or changing url hash: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-scroll
Please do note that this type of approach will only work on one-page web apps. It basically allows you to jump smoothly from one component to another. I also looked into React-Spring but it didn't work out for me after fiddling for a whole day, on the other hand, react-scroll did the trick for me.
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