helix | A Twitch Helix API client written in Go | REST library

I am querying an endpoint and need to hit it multiple times to get all of the data. I am trying to do this recursively as I have no idea how many hits at any given time I would need to make to get the full dataset.

I am really coming unstuck due to the way node is non-blocking. I understand why it needs to be as it is single threaded. However, I am struggling implementing my code in a way that will give me the desired output.

The more im reading on here, the more im coming unstuck.

I simply need my functions to hit an endpoint repeatedly until I have pulled all of the data. Then I would like to push this data to an array. Then I would like to work with the data.

-Function to query endpoint

I want to print individual data points in each of my bars of barplot respectively. Where each bar is the mean of that category

I want this output:

My dataset looks like this which I am importing from an excel sheet

Have tried a variety of things but nothing is quite working...

I have the following code:

My discord.py bot is meant to send notifications in "streamers" text channel when a streamer from SQLite3 DB assigned to this particular server goes live. The problem is that bot sends multiple notification messages (actually exactly equal to channel.history limit) when there is a break out of the loop. What may cause this problem?
P/S: don't mind me for these > 79 lines of code, they are going to get fixed when I'm done with the logic.

I want to delete a post by click on delete button and then go to home page (with redux in functional component) but when I click on the button it doesn't delete the post and just return to home page and show all posts.

this is my post.js component:(where I want to delete a post by click)

I am using WPF application with Helix Toolkit, where I dynamically add multiple 3D objects into the Viewport. The Visuals of the objects are added successfully, but some of the recently added objects (in this case tube objects) are not firing events, neither show their appropriate tooltip message. After some interaction with the GUI of the app and adding new additional 3D objects to the Viewport, the old already added objects are firing events and show their tooltip message... Also I have noticed that if I add some other new 3D objects and if I rotate the camera with right button pressed of the mouse, they are coming responsive!

So what Is causing this problem? Is it there some rendering or camera problem or something else?

I am using this code about the Viewport with SortingVisual3D where all of the objects are added behind the transparent surface:

i have this contact form, what i am trying to figure out is how to put it in the gray field and the blue header to stay on top of it as it is shown on the picture attached.

Please, see the picture attached of what i am trying to achieve or the following link - https://motopara.com/imagetest.html

Any help will be highly appreciated.

Thank you very much for the help.

I'm using the twitch api and TMI.JS

I'm trying to fetch the timestamp of followed_at. The timestamp I got was 2021-12-25T15:49:57Z, how would I go about getting the current timestamp, and then calculating the difference. So in this instance it would return followername has been following streamername for 20 days 19 hours (at the time of writing it's been 20 days and 19 hours since the followed_at timestamp.)

I'm using the Helix toolkit with WPF (in C#), and I'm trying to make a program that generates a user-specified gear train. Currently, gears are represented as cylinders in the UI but I would like it to look more like gears with teeth and other properties (bore diameter, face width). What would the best way be to solve such an issue? And are there any tutorials/resources available?

Thank you for your help.