sellsword | generic command-line tool | Command Line Interface library
kandi X-RAY | sellsword Summary
kandi X-RAY | sellsword Summary
Sellsword is a generic command-line tool for switching between application environments.
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- Update the buffer .
- Scan a scalar .
- Expect a node .
- Scan a block scalar indicator .
- Produce the next token .
- preamble computes the preamble
- Consume a plain scalar value .
- Check if a scalar value is valid .
- Write a double value .
- Expect DOCUMENT - START .
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sellsword Examples and Code Snippets
Lines of Code : 41License : Permissive (Apache-2.0)
Copy.ssw/
aws/
acme-dev
acme-qa
acme-prod
megacorp-dev
megacorp-qa
megacorp-prod
current # symlink to current environment
# file ~/.ssw/aws/acme-dev
access_key: ASDFAFASDFSDAF...
secret_key: ssw list chef # list possible chef environments
ssw show chef # show current environment in use
ssw load # load default environments
ssw new aws acme-prod # wizard to create new aws environment
ssw use aws acme-qa
ssw .ssw/
config/
aws.ssw # this is just a yaml file, .ssw extension is used to avoid conflicts
# with the application's own configuration files
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QUESTION
Alright, so I have several functions. Two of which (at the bottom) save and load all variables to and from local storage. I also have functions that add to these variables. They work fine until I save and load. When I save and load, instead of going from 1 to 2, it goes from 1 to 11, and to 111, and so on. Why is this happening, and how do I fix it?
EDIT: I'm pretty sure I need to convert a string from localstorage to a number and assign that number to a specific variable.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-02 at 23:25You are dealing with strings, localStorage would always return a string, so '1' + 1 would be 11. You would need to convert the string to number, boolean, etc.
Maybe have a change in loadVars() like:
QUESTION
I have two JavaScript functions that are supposed to "Save" and "Load" a variable respectively. The save button manages to save the variable to local storage, but the load button doesn't load the local storage information to the variable. It is supposed to set the variable to a value from local storage.
Basically, I need to assign a value to a variable (which exists outside of the load/save function(s)). That value needs to come from a value in local storage.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-02 at 09:16From your example, I can assume two alternatives :
1) you want to "load" the value into a global variable named "money" ? Your code doesn't work because you declare a local variable "money" that only exists within the function loadVars. Don't declare your variable (i.e. do not add the keyword var or any equivalent in the function). The assignment money = … will assign to the global variable "money" only if there is no other variable named "money" in a more specific scope — and it will do so even if the global variable was not declared.
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Install sellsword
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tar xvzf sellsword*.gz -C /usr/local/bin
Add the following to your .bashrc file: # this loads environment variables for current configurations alias ssw='source $(which ssw)' ssw load
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