react-code-input | React component for entering and validating PIN code | Frontend Framework library
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React component for entering and validating PIN code.
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QUESTION
I have an Electron app
, which I have to publish, and I am having issues with the Linux
distribution version. For Linux, I've decided to build an .AppImage
distribution file and the problem is that the built AppImage launches successfully on the host machine where the app was built on, and on other machines too. But, when I try to upload the app on the website, where it has to be downloaded from, and launch the downloaded app, such a screen appears.
Here's the content of my package.json
file :
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-25 at 22:23This is a Desktop Environment/File Manager issue. They are recognizing the file type properly but they don't execute it (as they should).
The probable cause of this issue is that the AppImage file doesn't have execution permissions (they are not preserved when the file is downloaded). The immediate solution is to ask your users to make it executable. You can achieve this by using checking the "allow execution" permission in the file properties tab of your file manager or by using the command line instruction:
chmod +x ./MyApp.AppImage
.
It's also explained here https://docs.appimage.org/introduction/quickstart.html#ref-how-to-run-appimage
QUESTION
I've used Countdown and ReactCodeInput on my project and it works. But when I combined it with simple input, it restarts whenever my input changes. I want to restart it only and only if time over. Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-13 at 07:27You are using setState in the onChange handler, which will cause a re-render. This is why your Countdown resets. I imagine one way to handle this is to put Countdown in a separate class and extend React.PureComponent to let it handle the update for you. Alternatively write your own shouldComponentUpdate() in that class, although this is not advised.
QUESTION
I am trying to do a 4 digit auth using this react-input-code
On input change, I am setting the state: usesrAuth and I have another static state: code. I am trying to achieve when these two states matched, I want to set another state: isAuthenticated to true. What happens is, when state changes and these two states are the same, isAuthenticated state doesn't change. Can you help me how I can check for 2 states is truthy and update the 3rd state?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-13 at 10:20When you update your state you can check if the new userAuth
and code
match and set isAuthenticated
to true
if that's the case.
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