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I entered the command npm install -D tailwind css postcss autoprefixer vite in VS-Code.

My environment is:

• NPM version: 8.1.2
• Node.js version: 16.13.1

Which resulted in following warning:

I'm experimenting with KSP (Kotlin Symbol Processing) to see what it's capable of and I'm trying to get it working on a Kotlin Multiplatform project. When I only enable kspJvm, it works perfectly, as soon as I enable kspJs as well, it fails with "Collection has more than one element."

I've recreated the issue in this demo github project: https://github.com/janvladimirmostert/observable-demo

In my processor, I have the following config:

build.gradle.kts:

I'm using nodeJS to edit my Feature-Layer using REST API. My intention is to:

1. Update my layer using Firebase Cloud-Functions
2. Share my layer publicly
3. But keep my layer non-editable for unauthorised users
4. I want to use my API-Key for authentication.

My problem: If I edit my feature definition to "capabilities" : "Create, Update, Delete" as mentioned here, then any unauthorised user can edit my layer, while if I don't, I get:

[ 'This operation is not supported.', 'Unable to add the features.', 'This operation is not supported.' ]

Authentication is declered in the documentation.

My code:

My NestJS backend needs to connect to the mongodb cloud, I followed the docs from here

The following error threw up in the terminal:

I'm attempting to create a revisable document, with the edits stored as fast-json-patched objects.

The rough outline is :

I'm developing an application with Kotlin/JS and Gradle. I can easily add npm dependencies from the default npm registry with the implementation npm("query-string", "7.0.0") command.

However, I cannot add an npm dependency from a different npm registry like Github Packages. I want to add this npm dependency to my project. Without gradle I could just install the dependency by just using the command line and npm install @gitliveapp/firebase-firestore but this doesn't work with the gradle npm command. I also tried implementation npm("@gitliveapp/firebase-firestore", "0.5.4") but this produces the following error: Couldn't find package "@gitliveapp/firebase-firestore@0.5.4" required by "project" on the "npm" registry..

How can I add npm dependencies with gradle from different registries other than the npm public registry.

build.gradle

I am learning NestJS, and Mongoose. I was wondering how to write down/code nested schemas in Mongoose using NextJS nomenclature.

Incoming data structure looks like this -

I have a Javascript backend (NestJS with Express + Passport).

I would like to outsource the complexity of authentication (e.g. social auth) to Cognito but avoid getting locked in. I was wondering if I can use Cognito as a provider in Passport, similar to social providers (Google, Facebook, etc). That way, I could integrate many providers with the effort of integrating just one. I would still manage user data, authorization, etc in my own app, therefore, if I wanted to in the future, I could implement Google, Facebook, etc. social auth in my own app and get rid of Cognito.

If I understand it correctly this is possible with Auth0.

Ideally, I would like to implement an OAuth flow where the user is redirected to a simple "sign up / log in" Cognito app, logs in, gets redirected to a callback URL in my app where I receive user data. If AWS doesn't host a solution for this, I can also use their UI elements to build & host this app.

If implemented as a provider / strategy, this could be as simple as: