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Is it just a syntax error with axios? There probably shouldn't be a comma after the responseType key in the configuration object.

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Ah, I see. It looks to be a CORS error with heroku. Check this question for the answer: Allow CORS REST request to a Express/Node.js application on Heroku

The string literal "\123" is not parsed the same way by both languages. Python interprets the escape sequence as the character with an octal value of 123 (decimal 83), but Lua treats it as the character with decimal value 123. You need to properly encode the bytes:

Per doc, if you want to use the JDBC Sink, you need to provide a schema. You can do this either using Avro + Schema Registry, or using JSON with embedded schema. You can see a sample of the expected JSON structure here.

Where is your data coming from? If it's Kafka Connect source, you can just use Avro or JSON with schemas enabled. If it's elsewhere, you'll need to amend that to provide the data to include schema - the Avro serialiser provided with the Schema Registry can do just this for you.

Using array_walk_recursive will give you the value and the key for every item but not the current array those key and value are in.

What you could do is loop your array using 2 times a foreach and use & to pass by reference to update the original array.

There's no magic. The h$ prefix is just to avoid clashing with anything likely to be used by other JavaScript libraries.

These modules are only exposed in the else branch of an if impl(ghcjs) because they are provided by ghcjs-base package when compiling with GHCJS.

When compiling with GHC the two h$ functions will be loaded into the JavaScript context along with the other JavaScript needed by jsaddle here.