diecast | A standalone web server and template framework | Frontend Framework library
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kandi X-RAY | diecast Summary
Diecast is a web server that allows you to render a directory tree of template files into HTML, CSS or anything other text-based media in real-time. Data can be retrieved from remote sources during the template rendering process, creating dynamic web pages built by consuming APIs and remote files without the need to use client-side Javascript/AJAX calls or an intermediate server framework.
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- loadStandardFunctionsCollections creates the function collections collection .
- loadStandardFunctionsString builds a function group for a string .
- loadStandardFunctionsCodecs builds the function functions for the given functions .
- loadStandardFunctionsTime builds the time group for the given functions .
- Load standard functions .
- main is the main application .
- loadStandardFunctionsColor provides a function to load color information .
- loadStandardFunctionsCelestial builds the functions for celery objects .
- loadStandardFunctionsPath builds a funcGroup for the given functions .
- loadStandardFunctionsCryptoRand builds the default functions for the given functions .
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QUESTION
I am trying to assertEquals an 2 arraylists. I am getting an error in the console even though the lists are identical Any ideas what's going wrong here? Any help would be appreciated..
EXTRACTING DATA FROM DB AND PUTTING IT INTO A MAP
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Answered 2020-Apr-16 at 14:58You're comparing two Products objects, so you should make sure you override that class' equals method. E.g.:
QUESTION
I am trying to fetch data from database using jdbc and creating xml from that result. In my database I have a column that has repeating values but the values against the repeating values are different. Here is the screen short of the db.db image. But when i am trying to store in xml it keeps on repeating.
Here is my code:
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Answered 2019-Nov-18 at 22:41You get the product_line_name and its productchildren repeating the same number of times because you got them within the same loop:
while(rp.next()) { ... }
Instead, you would need to create a product_line_name element for every productline you encounter and then append products to their corresponding product_line_name parent for every Database entry you read.
F.e., you could do something along the lines of:
QUESTION
I have a search field for an online shop that uses MySQL query for 2 different tables. The first table is vinyls which has 13 columns, and the second table is products which has 10 columns. The result I want is that if you enter a keyword, it will search the album_name and artist_name columns of table vinyls, and the name column in table products to find any matches.
My php code first counts the number of times a hit is made, and if it does, uses a query again to display the hits like online stores do. However, when I tested it, it only shows results from the vinyls table and not the products table. I've tried using UNION but because both tables have a different number of columns, it results in an error. I've used NULL to fill up the missing columns needed for union but it doesn't work too. Joins doesn't help either as the two tables do not have any similar column. What complicated it is the use of count(*) for the first query.
My SQL query using UNION and COUNT:
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Answered 2019-Feb-24 at 21:09You have 2 problems in your code.
First, your count query should work and throw no error, but you only look at the first result row (the one of your vinyls). But your query returns two rows. (It will return one row with the numrows field for the first unioned query (vinyls) and one row with the numrows field for the second query (products) in your union.
You could wrap it into a SUM to only get one result row back:
QUESTION
I am trying to run a query in which I receive the customer's name, shipped date, order date, and the amount of days that were late. It should only display all of that if the days late is greater than 10 days. Below is the code that I have so far and the results.
The only problem is, there is only supposed to be one row that should be displayed but it's displaying every customer that there is in the database. It seems like a simple fix but I can't figure it out. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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Answered 2017-Sep-28 at 04:53Should try something like this:
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I have built the following Angular app that shows a hierarchy:
And I am trying to insert a text box on top of this hierarchy. To filter the data at the bottom. Have tried a couple of examples with filters but have not had much luck so far.
What I want to do is utilize angular binding when the user starts typing to the text box, dynamically expand and collapse the hierarchy and highlight the matches.
Looking for some advise on what is the best way to tackle this. Note the hierarchy can get big and have around 3000 records.
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Answered 2017-Jul-31 at 13:14First, you should create a nested directive to display your tree. What if there is suddenly 7 levels to display ? So first I would write a recursive directive, which will also reduce the code size.
For the data filtering part, you can use an input with a ng-model-options="{debounce: 300}" combined with ng-change="filterFunction()" so the filtering applies only 300ms after the user has finished writing its search.
The filterFunction() is pretty easy to write once your data is structured in a hierarchical form, and can change the object state to indicate to your directive wether it should be displayed, and wether its children should be displayed.
The result looks like this:
MainController.js
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