morty | Privacy aware web content sanitizer proxy as a service | Proxy library

I want to iterate over three elements in my HTML, changing the attributes in each section, one section at a atime. I thought I'd get a NodeList with querySelectorAll and then use a counter with the NodeList to iterate. It works in the first section only, and returns this error message:

Indicate whether to send a cookie in a cross-site request by specifying its SameSite attribute

I feel like this should be simpler, is there an easier way to iterate over the sections that bypasses the cookies issue?

So I'm just playing around with the rick and Morty API and I've never done a ternary with 3 conditions. Mozilla docs say you can, but it's not working for me. The code below shows the characters with the status alive in green and the rest are purple. I want alive to be green, dead to be red, unknown to be purple. I'm using chakra UI if anyone's curious. What am I doing wrong?

I have a problem when I start a request in Rick and Morty API. I tried to launch the application in debug but I have an error 404 I don't undestand why I receive an 404 error because the base URL is correct. Thanks for you help !!

How do I convert a flat table into a JSON?

I have previously converted JSONs into Flat Tables using both custom code and libraries. However, what I am aiming to do here is the reverse. Before going ahead and creating a custom library, I was wondering if anyone had encountered this problem before and if there was an existing solution to it.

When you flatten a JSON into a CSV, you loose the information on the structure, and therefore to reverse it, you need a document that describes how the JSON should be built, which ideally would be the standardised JSON Schema.

The following example shows a source CSV, the JSON Schema and the expected output.

User CSV

I'm building a simple twitter clone with React and I'm facing a weird behaviour when creating a new Tweet. Right now, how it works is that I locally store a tweets array using useState and I use setState to add the new tweet into the array. According to my initial approach it works fine on the first time creating a tweet. However, on subsequent creation of tweet it is being appended twice into the array. So, all the tweets that was created after the first one will have their own respective duplicate.

Here is the screen shot of the problem

Here are the respective code:

Home.js

I'm trying to create a nested dictionary that tells me what document each word appears in and in which position it appears in: For example:

I have an input in which I write the names of the characters through a comma Ricky, Marty, etc.

Accordingly, on each of the heroes, I make requests in a database and show results.

How do I display a list of successful and unsuccessful requests if the hero is not found?

I am practicing vue and I am trying to build a pagination with Rick Morty Api https://rickandmortyapi.com/documentation/

Currently looks like:

Table

I would like to display these buttons in this form 1 2 3 4 5 ... 20 if I click on 20, then it would look like 1 ... 15 16 17 18 19 20. How can I achieve this? Do I need to use css for this, or pure js and use computed property?