storeServer | 豆腐小商店后端代码Springboot
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豆腐小商店后端代码Springboot
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- Get Product by keyword category
- Assembles a ProductListVo
- Search product information for a product
- Upload multipart file
- Connect to server
- Upload file to remote server
- Handle the controller
- Convert an object to a String
- Create order by card
- Assemble order
- Add a new cart
- Region > upload
- Init redis pool
- Write the login token
- Close orders
- Update user s information
- Get order product details
- Log before login
- Log before request
- Gets stS token
- Aliasing callback
- Entry point for testing
- Pay by user id
- Prefix login uri
- Create order for a product
- Get alipay callback
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QUESTION
I saw there are a few other questions in which they asked what the difference was between $this->validate and Validator::make(). They didnt really answer the conceptual question I was wondering though.
Is there a proper use for each of these? Like when to use one versus the other?
How I am currently using it is in my API classes I use a if else with $validator::make() (like below) while in my Web portion of the program I use $this->validate() (also below)
Is this a proper way to use this?
$validator::make:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-01 at 16:57Nope, they do the same exact thing two different ways. I mean that literally, $this->validate() calls the make() method on the validation class. If you look at ValidatesRequests.php, implemented by controller.php which your controller extends. The validate() method calls:
QUESTION
In my Angular code, I am getting data from a firebase database through an Http get request and when I try to display the result with an ngfor loop, I have an error message. This example was replicated from a tutorial and it worked for him. Where is the problem and how could I make it work? Thanks for helping!
I use a service to get data here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-14 at 23:01this.server expecting Array in onGet() method but getting Object from firebase with the unique key. so you can modify onGet() method in following:
QUESTION
I want to fill up an array when my Angular app starts and use it for Material Autocomplete. I can receive a JSON from my PHP backend. In ngOnInit I can even give it to the array and log it out. However later my array remains undefined. How should I get it right so that the contents finally show up in my options list?
app.component.html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-21 at 17:05Your return value of array is any[] and you are now passing to an observable.
Change this (filteredOptions: Observable) to (filteredOptions:any[])
change the ngOnit() code to this
(
this.serverService.getMegyek().pipe(**inside here you can use takeUntil to unsubscribe**)
.subscribe(
(megyek: any[]) => {
this.megyek = megyek;
console.log(this.megyek);
},
(error) => console.log(error)
);
)
if you html view use it like this: (
{{option}}
*** Don't your array don't come out in a form of key:value? like opion.name and co..
if so, change this {{option}} to something like {{option.name}}
)
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You can use storeServer like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the storeServer component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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