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Minecraft weather effects with pure CSS! This is a simple CSS file which enables you to add minecraft rain or snow to any page you like.
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QUESTION
I have a problem in my useQuery
hook from react-query package. Here I call the API using axios and I'm successfully getting the data (I debugged my app). The problem is when I return the result it's not saving in the data variable of the useQuery hook. Here is my code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 20:41because this function isn't returning anything
QUESTION
I can't seem to find where I've gone wrong. I've checked the how the response from the API is structured and comparing it with my code to see if I messed up with that, but that doesn't seem to be the case. The problem could be the way that I'm trying to read data from the object but I've searched and I could not find anything showing that the way I was doing it was wrong.
My code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-23 at 15:48Your initial state does not have a location
property:
QUESTION
Being new to React I'm trying to understand the Lifecycle hooks, is this case ComponentDidUpdate()
So I have a location class component - it's a simple form with an input for the user to type a location. My handleSubmit event prevents a new page request and instead updates the state in this higher order component.
Within location I have a weather class component that receives the new location as a prop, updates its own state with location and fires an api request on componentDidUpdate() which then also sets its state with the weather conditions for the location once the fetch is resolved. It then passes the state to a jsx div so the user can see the weather conditions.
For this, I can see three componentDidUpdate() events output to the console from the weather component - I'm only guessing what causes them.
The first when the new location prop is received from the higher location component?
The second on it setting it's own state to the new location?
The third when the fetch is resolved and it sets state with the weather?
Or perhaps one is when it updates the div with the weather conditions.
Please could you advise what is going on, it will really help me build a better app and debug it.
Thanks,
Phil
The Local component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-15 at 15:59Given
QUESTION
I make an api call to openWeatherapi but the issue is the data is "undefined" until it has resolved. So when i make the api call in ComponentDidMount and set the data to state, state is undefined for a bit until the data comes in. The issue is that in the meantime if i try to do anything with the data i get cannot "Dosomething" of propriety of undefined and the whole thing crashes. How do i get around this?
I have a weatherwidget and i want to pass the weather data from the api call. The city name includes the continent, so if i want to do .split() on it, i get an error because the value is undefined at first.
Here's the dashboard code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-12 at 19:42I ended up doing it this way and used async componentDidMount.
So far it seems to work fine.
QUESTION
I'm struggling to get my data from a fetch request into the state of my container
My fetch request is stored in api.js and looks like this - it retrieves the key from a constant which is fine:-
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-10 at 17:52In class based components, lifecycle method known as componentDidMount is used to do something after component has mounted. In your case, move the code in IIFE in the componentDidMount
method.
Make a property in state
object which will hold the weather data. Optionally, you can also make a property in state
object to hold any error message that might occur during the fetching of data from the API.
QUESTION
I'm creating a website that grabs weather information based on the location entered by the user. At the moment there are some features on the page with no functionality, it is still a work in progress. I apologies for the sloppy code.
I have 9 checkboxes at the top of my form that have the info that should be displayed and I'm not sure of the best method to edit the output accordingly.
In my JS file there is a block that grabs all of the relevant weather data and assigns it to variables. These variables are then used to generate a
element containing all of this info. How can I edit it to only display the variables that are selected via checkboxes?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-24 at 07:02Here is a version that will take the checked boxes and show their corresponding values
I changed your xmlhttp to getJSON
You can do
QUESTION
Below is the code that I wrote for verifying that the username and password fields present in the login page and the default text (Username in username box and Password in password box). I have also pasted the error that I am getting while executing this test. I did look around, did find a few things but nothing fits exactly in my case.
UpdateAdded the - HTML for the page as requested. I have pasted the whole but had to remove some of the HTML content due to the content limit for this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-03 at 06:33Instead of calling
Assert.assertTrue(driver.findElement(By.xpath(".//*[@id='LoginForm_password']")).getText().matches("Password"));
You should first store the text value of your xPath in a String variable followed by Assert.assertEquals. In your case your code block will look like
String getPasswordText = driver.findElement(By.xpath(".//*[@id='LoginForm_password']")).getText();
Assert.assertEquals(getPasswordText,"Password");
By dividing your code you would easily debug it and see whether getPasswordText has the desired expected text value or not.
Hope that helps !
QUESTION
I'm developing a simple weather app, and I wanted to have a button which, when clicked upon, would present data from an API. I know how to get the API data, and how to create the button. What I do not know is how to make react write the text on the web page when clicked upon.
This is what I have on my weather component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-31 at 18:45The idea is that after receiving the data from the api, you can set that data as a variable in the state of your component. Then you can display this data in the render method using this.state.whateverYouCalledIt
.
For example:
{this.state.weather.temperature}
Make sure to only read weather.temperature
if weather is not null. You can use this.state.weather && this.state.weather.temperature
to make this happen.
Finally, you can use javascript template literals to display the variable together with the formatting you want, for example:
QUESTION
I am trying to render some api data but it is giving me an error
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-21 at 01:18Axios call is async function, and template gets rendered immediately while your weatherData
prop is an empty array. So you are trying to access description
property from the first element in an empty array, that's why you got an error.
If you place this piece of code into your template, you should be able to see requested data.
QUESTION
I want to create a weather app and for that to work i need to be able to get a specefic tag from an XML file. I have managed to get a specific child node, but i cant seem to get a tag.
My main target is to get the tag "value="4" in temperature.
My XML and XSL file is shown below:
XSL:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-24 at 11:07To answer your immediate question, to get the value of the temperature in the external document, do this:
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