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Definitions is an array. If you want only the first result, you can use:

This is because you have defined a dict containing only base class objects Bird, but in the function get_bird you are trying to return an object of type of the base class, while an object of a derived class may be expected. Mypy will not make Base -> Derived cast.

You can make __init__ also a generic function.

Code fix

Add this to your project-level gradle file:

Chrome security prevents inline JS, which create-react-app generates. Try this

In your React App, Please create a .env or add this to existing one

INLINE_RUNTIME_CHUNK=false

And then build your application (eg. yarn run build)

Using this, no scripts, independent of size, are inlined.

Check this pull request for more details https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app/pull/5354

Your problem resides on the declaration of document on every function.

Your code is:

If both are in the same directory you can import like that:

from HelloWorldClass import HelloWorld

In your example posts is an array, not a single object, so you can't call setDataValue() on it. If you want a single result use findOne() or findByPk().

Loop over the array to access each instance that is returned to access setDataValue(). Alternatively use raw: true in your query to return raw JSON objects which you can set keys on, if the intent is to return as JSON this will be more performant.

Since you are using async/await you should also avoid thenables. Try the following:

Surround the ORed condition with parentheses