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I'm trying to use NestJS as a custom server for NextJS as described in this article, a simplified version would look like this:

I am using GatsbyJS & gatsby-source-wordpress on my site. Is it somehow possible to skip both front page and blog page that has been assigned in reading settings on my WordPress site during the creation of pages?

During research I found a WordPress plugin wp-graphql-homepage by Ash Hitchcock which returns a Page type of the homepage and page for post page set under the reading settings. However, still not quite sure if that should be used to accomplish what I am trying to?

I also found I can query for isPostsPage and isFrontPage. Maybe once I have those, I can chain filter onto allWpPage.nodes when about to run createPages.

e.g., allWpPage.nodes.filter(node => !node.isFrontPage || !node.isPostsPage).map(... ? Just not quite sure how?

The reason why I want to skip front page and post page is because I do have a index.js and blog.js placed in src/pages. Because of this, I do get a error during page creation when running gatsby develop:

My server is returning a 500 status error and I am trying to log what exact error the server returned. This is my attempt. (Taken from fetch api get error messages from server rather than generic messages)

I'm using next js and I want to import rich text editor in my project, but when I tried to import react-draft-wysiwyg then show me error like this:

In my project I am using flask_socketio as the server and socket.io-client with react as the client. My main.py(flask server) is constantly reading a log file(console.log) that is continuously updating. When the start button is clicked in the UI, the data of the log file is displayed, but as my log file is updated, the updated data is not displayed in the UI. I have to refresh the page or click the button again to see the updated data. I want the data of the log file to live stream on the UI with a button click. How to fix this?

flask code

We created a landing page in Webflow and exported the code. We now have a HTML, CSS, JS and images from this export.

Our app is built with Next JS and hosted on Vercel. I would like to serve the static site above from certain routes like /, /pricing, /about, etc. and our own app on others.

We've looked at custom server on Next JS but that's not compatible with Vercel. Also looked into Rewrites but that has lower priority than static pages, so won't work.

We used to have a Node app and could just direct certain routes to serve static HTML and other routes would point to our React app. Not sure how to do this in Next JS. I'm hoping to have a similar setup with Next JS, but can't seem to figure it out after a lot of searching.

What is the best way to host our static Webflow site at the root and certain other paths in a Next JS app?

I'm attempting to add sheets to an excel file.

It should be fairly straightforward; however, the following minimal working example below fails when attempting to skip optional arguments using empty braces. (Is this not correct? Source 1 Source 2)

I mistakenly deleted the firewall entry that allows the control plane nodes to establish ssh tunnels to the worker nodes. I need to recreate the firewall entry, but I can't find the IP addresses of the controller nodes.

This is a regional cluster, so the cluster endpoint is a load balancer that sits in front of the 3 control plane IPs. I don't see that load balancer in my GCP console though, so I can't get its details.

How do I find the IP addresses of the 3 control plane nodes in a GKE regional cluster?

I am trying to use Next.js with Typescript and Material UI. There are countless tutorials online on how to set up Next.js to work with Material UI, and all of them seem to be using exactly the same code in _document.js and _app.js respectively.

I've tried both adapting the code in _document.js a tiny bit into a typescript _document.tsx, and copy-pasting it as-is, but everytime I get the same issue, which is that whenever I try to use outside of _document.tsx, even just within _app.tsx to set a title and viewport meta, as the code in the tutorials suggests, I get a very much non-helpful error message (full stacktrace included below):

TypeError: Cannot destructure property 'styles' of 'this.context' as it is null.

I had the exact same issue in a previous project of mine, which is why it both surprises and frustrates me that there seems to be no one having the same problem as me, and that every single tutorial I could find includes the exact same code which doesn't seem to work for me.

Here is my code:

_document.tsx