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public void init(Context context, Index index) {
mockDataGenerator = MockNeat.threadLocal();
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For this service worker I am working on I have managed to get it working but am now looking to expand upon it. The idea would be for there to be separate mock data used dependant on whether it is the UK or US version of the website.
This is how it worked originally,
TestMode.ts:
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Answered 2021-May-10 at 09:26In case anyone else has the same issue as me. Check how your webpack config is setup, I had added a separate part to the config for the service worker and forgot ad:
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I asked a question last week about this and got a very helpful answer but I am still struggling to get this working as it is supposed to, although at this point I'm not entirely sure what I've been asked to do is possible.
So this service worker is supposed to activate when ?testMode=true is added to the URL and this seems to be happening okay. The service worker is then supposed to intercept specific requests before they happen and then redirect it to mock data instead. What I have got at the moment will store the mock data and call it when specific requests are made but it doesn't actually stop the initial request from happening as it still appears within the network tab.
So for example if the request contains /units/all?availability=Active&roomTypeHandle=kitchens, the service worker is meant to intercept this and instead of that request going through, mock-data/unitData.json is supposed to be used instead.
This is what I have so far:
TestMode.ts
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Answered 2021-May-04 at 13:54Turns out my issue was a scope one. Once moving where the service worker was stored it started working as intended. Realised this was the case as I figured out the fetch event wasn't actually firing.
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I've been asked to create a service worker which will have the ability to intercept requests and redirect them to stored mock data. I have never done something like this before so I am struggling a bit. The service worker is activated when testMode=true is added to the URL. I have 2 files for dealing with. This is what I have so far:
TestMode.ts
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Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 15:12The logic around handling incoming requests and generating responses (either from the cache, network, or some combination of the two) needs to be implemented in your fetch event handler.
Here's how I'd structure your fetch handler given your cache contents and use case:
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I'm trying to rollback a transaction on my unit tests, between scenarios, to keep the database empty and do not make my tests dirty. So, I'm trying:
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Answered 2021-Feb-03 at 21:14go-pg uses connection pooling (in common with most go database packages). This means that when you call a database function (e.g. db.Exec) it will grab a connection from the pool (establishing a new one if needed), run the command and return the connection to the pool.
When running a transaction you need to run BEGIN, whatever updates etc you require, followed by COMMIT/ROLLBACK, on a single connection dedicated to the transaction (any commands sent on other connections are not part of the transaction). This is why Begin() (and effectively RunInTransaction) provide you with a pg.Tx; use this to run commands within the transaction.
example_test.go provides an example covering the usage of RunInTransaction:
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I have a data cleaning question. I ran two experiments in a row without turning off the equipment. I want all my data from Experiment 1 to go in one csv, and all my data from Experiment 2 to go into a different csv. The most obvious demarcation between experiments is a longer time period, but unfortunately, this was never a fixed time period. Another possibility is to split the data by peaks in the tension data, and then to recombine them ... somehow. Does anyone have any thoughts for an algorithm that might achieve this? Below is some mock-data. The time data is in a pandas DateTimeIndex.
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Answered 2020-Dec-07 at 10:19You can find the peaks of the signal using scipy's function (find peaks). This function has a good heuristic of finding peaks, and you can play with its' parameters to use to your benefit. After finding the peaks, you can take these indices and iterate over adjacent indices to access your different segments. See attached example:
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I made a table with a dropdown menu that will filter the data shown. It loads correctly and I can toggle the individual teams but when I try to select All Teams (index 0) again I get an error saying property 'name' is undefined.
What is wrong and how do I fix it?
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Answered 2020-Nov-07 at 04:04You need to parse e.currentTarget.value to Int.
replace that line with :
onChange={(e) => setFilter(parseInt(e.currentTarget.value, 10))}
and it should work fine.
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I have 4 services to run through docker compose:
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Answered 2020-Nov-05 at 15:10If you have volumes: that binds a host directory to a container directory, at container startup time, the contents of that host directory always completely hide anything that was in the underlying image. In your case, you're mounting a directory over the directory that contains the jar file, so the actual application gets hidden.
You should restructure your application to keep the data somewhere separate from the application code. Using simple top-level directories like /app and /data is common enough, or you can make the data directory a subdirectory of your application directory.
Once you've done this, you can change the volumes: mount to a different directory:
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I am using React useState() and useEffect to fetch multiple data from an api (mock-data/my-data.json).
From the api I want to fetch the Category Title and the list of Posts and render those in the jsx.
Is this the correct way to use useState() and useEffect() to fetch the data? I made multiple useState constants so after I can render the Title and the list op Posts in the render method:
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Answered 2020-Oct-09 at 18:37Yup, this is the correct way. If you wanna use only one useState, you can clone the state object. For example:
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I would like to use a service with our Database, but it doesn't support Amazon RDS IAM Database authentication. My plan is to have a mock-database that only has tables it needs from the original postgres DB, and to have a script that refreshes the service's user's password on the real DB every time it expires (15 minutes).
What happens when I call ALTER USER MAPPING on the Foreign User? Does it reconnect to the server with a new username and password?
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Answered 2020-Sep-17 at 06:42Yes, when you change the userid or password using ALTER USER MAPPING, it will reconnect the user. It may wait until the user actually requests something to authenticate, but the user will not know the difference.
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I am trying to find the best way to link to a details page from a list of objects that are mapped. The list fetches items from an API and works fine. The problem is that I cant pass the id to my details page and get this error when I click on the objects.
:3000/_next/static/development/pages/_app.js?ts=1592696161086:1299 GET http://localhost:3000/flowers/[object%20Object] 404 (Not Found)
and in the url http://localhost:3000/flowers/[object%20Object]
This is what I have in my /pages/flowers.js
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Answered 2020-Jun-21 at 05:25The _id coming from your API is an object which contains an oid property:
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