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Answered 2021-May-29 at 18:16Change the start command in the package.json file to:
QUESTION
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Answered 2020-May-13 at 12:43You could try
npm --build-from-source install bcrypt
or
npm install --global --production windows-build-tools
before installing the package.json.
Hope this might work.
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Edit (fixed)...
If you are following the Luminus guestbook tutorial or adapting parts of it, you may come across an error like Parameter Mismatch: :name parameter data not found.
, and it may not go away, regardless of what parameters you use. You may find that you are attempting to call a function that does not exist, and that Conman/HugSQL doesn't know what to do with it.
The answer to my question is in the section below:
The relevant section of code is in myapp.routes.home/create-user!
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Answered 2020-Mar-22 at 22:36In my call to db/create-user!, within myapp.routes.home/create-user!, I had inadvertently passed an extra argument. This was blowing up when Conman tried to do something with it. Code and explanation in the original post. Short answer: I counted my parentheses incorrectly. :/
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Answered 2020-Mar-14 at 04:12I see no way of specifying the location of the package.json
and server.js
files, neither in the app.yaml reference, nor in the gcloud app deploy reference, so I'd guess it has to be located side-by-side with the app.yaml
file (as seen in the sample app).
The error you see could very well be caused by the deployment command not finding the mentioned files where it expects them.
In other words you'd have to move/copy the app.yaml
file in the server
directory. It might be possible to symlink the file to avoid actual code duplication if you want to also deploy from another directory (it works for the standard environment, but I'm not certain the same is true for the flexible one).
Side note: I don't think your static handlers (which I suspect could also be the reason for which you seek such app structure) will be working - there's no mention of such capability in the app.yaml reference or in the Serving Static Files section. Maybe you accidentally looked at the standard environment docs? (check How to tell if a Google App Engine documentation page applies to the 1st/2nd generation standard or the flexible environment) If you drop the handlers there's very little left in the app.yaml
file - a rather low re-use value for the effort to do so (if even possible). I'd just keep things simple and stick to the recommended way.
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I use Vue/Typscript with webpack. And everytime i open page inject.preload.js
throws an error like GET blob:http://URL/1fbc0606-8477-416b-a45f-50b4d824f2bb 0 ()
and i don't know where it comes from or why something got inject.
I tested it on Google Chrome Incognito mode and Firefox there is no error thrown.
How can i find out why this error occurs?
package.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-17 at 18:50The error occurs because of AdBlock extension. To verify you can fully disable the extension in chrome://extensions/ url.
QUESTION
I run npm outdated
command and the output I get does not show the current version. This only occurs for this specific project, other projects return the output just fine.
Output example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-30 at 10:06Issue was caused because in some instances when running the command, npm install
was not run prior.
Once npm install
was run before, all current versions appeared.
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I need the data from var search_value in msearch.js to pass to the php variable called $woot in the child theme functions.php file so it can be the returned value for wtfwoot() and therefore used for other functions. I know I am close, but I am missing something important.
I've already tried other suggestions that use "echo" and wp_die(), but solutions that include these do not work. I have also tried dataType: 'json' in the AJAX array, but I'm not sure if I decoded it properly in the wtfwoot() function.
//Wordpress Hooks (in child theme functions.php file near the top):
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-17 at 17:21Looks like you've worked out how to receive the POST request. In order to send a response back, that all depends on what format is needed. I'd recommend JSON
. Give this a try.
QUESTION
i'm trying to mimic the Rabbitmq's password hash generation algorithm in my helm chart: How to generate password_hash for RabbitMQ Management HTTP API
I need to work with bytes, instead of strings, so obviously the following template did not work:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-12 at 14:23This unfortunately isn't possible, since Helm can't expose the actual Go types, it's really just giving you yaml/text. Here are some references that might help explain this better:
- https://helm.sh/docs/chart_template_guide/#template-functions-and-pipelines
- https://godoc.org/text/template
- http://masterminds.github.io/sprig/
Hope this helps.
Out of curiosity, why do you need to work with bytes in this case?
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I'm trying to add an element to an array in an object in my Redux store. I see the object get added to the store but it is not updating the component. If I leave the page and return it is showing up.
I'm pretty sure this is a state mutation issue but I can't figure out where I'm going wrong unless I fundamentally misunderstand what Immer is doing. In the component I'm using produce to add the string to the array, passing the new object to my reducer and using produce to add that object to an array of those objects.
I've looked through a ton of similar questions that all relate to state mutation, but the way I understand it the return from the component's call to produce should be a fully new object. Then in the reducer the call to produce should be returning a new object array.
This is the first time using Immer in a large project so it's entirely possible I don't fully get how it's working it's magic.
...Component
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-09 at 16:25Try adding return;
at the end of your case blocks.
You can read more about returning data from producers and see examples of what to do and what not to do here.
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I connect the database:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-17 at 10:09Maybe have other solutions, but this is my solution.
Use
environment variable
to switch connection strings - variable name:DB_CONNECTION_STRING
Use Heroku platform-api to update
Config Vars
: UpdateDB_CONNECTION_STRING
value.
The first, edit your code to select the db string dynamically:
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