digger | flexible web crawler implemented by pure golang | Crawler library

I am learning React and JavaScript and now I have this CodeSandbox but I can't convert it to JavaScript React I have tried this for the Card Component:

Below is some of the data I'm putting into an Azure search index:

I could go with this rigid structure but it needs to support different data types. I could keep adding fields - i.e. Field4, Field5, ... but I wondered if I could have something like a JSON field? So the index could be modelled like below:

I am trying to make and automated report searching cells for text and converting them into values. so one cell could have car, van, car, truck next cell could have just car.

I'm trying to experiment with a HowlerJS playlist code. I would like to make a button that checks if a specific song in the playlist is playing, and if so, hide a line of text when clicked. I'm not very knowledgeable with these things, so I've been shooting in the dark trying to get it working. Is it possible to use this playlist code and make the type of button I need? This is the playlist and the code to hide the line of text:

My PC environment is Windows 10 Enterprise Evaluation, Build 17763.rs5_release.180914-1434

When I entered this command $consumer = ([wmiclass]"\.\root\subscription:CommandLineEventConsumer").CreateInstance() in Powershell (Run as Administrator), I got an exception like below.

I have a dataset with two columns: in the first column, the full directory path of a file. In the second column, the date the file was last modified. I am trying to figure out the number of files in each upper level folder ("dog", "feline", "mouse", "anteater") that were last modified later than 2004-06-23. Ultimately, I'd like something like this:

Here's my dataset:

I have been trying to make my enemy spawn every 20 seconds to counteract the fact that the enemy gets stuck underneath platforms when it is directly bellow the player, I have left the method that I was going to use, however I have not had much luck implementing it.

The plan was to use the timer.tick built into python to be able to time every 20 seconds, however I realised that this just worked on the frame rate, as you can see at the top I used start = time.time() to begin the clock, and then write end = time.time() to end the clock after 20 seconds.

How can I rewrite the text cleaning function and make it more efficient?

We are trying to load textures to a vector of textures in order to be able building a game. The program is thrown once getting to the line where we are trying to load the image to the vector. The vector's definition is:

vector> m_textureVec;