badge | Bading System based on Algorand NFTs

This is a simulator only log. You can safely ignore it. The reason you get this is that Firebase tries to create a mapping from the FCM token to the APNS token so it can send the APNS messages to the iOS devices. However, there is no APNS token on the simulator so the mapping fails.

Try testing it on an actual device to see if you still get the error.

UPDATE: If your component is using the new emits option in Vue3, which is the recommended best practice from the Vue3 docs, the event listeners will not be apart of the $attrs. An issue will be submitted to the Vue team for clarification and guidance on why this behaves this way.

I have simplified your example above in StackBlitz to isolate the functionality you are after.

Important note, I am using Vue 3.2.26.

In Vue3 $listeners were removed.

Event listeners are now part of $attrs. However simply console logging this.$attrs in Badge won't display the key you are looking for, they are within targets but accessible by prepending on to the bound event name. In your case in the Badge component you will use onOnDelete.

Complete working example with Two Badges. One will display because it has a bound event onDelete, the other will not due to the fact that the bound onDelete is not present.

https://stackblitz.com/edit/vue-8b6exq?devtoolsheight=33&file=src/components/Badge.vue

Signature from the styled API Documentation:
styled(Component, [options])(styles) => Component

The props are passed into the styles parameter (from where you're also destructuring and retrieving theme), so you can add your open property to that and use it directly -- for example:

If the elements are not initially loaded, and they get added after each action, you should re-query for the elements.

Here is a solution where you query the document each time before doing the checks.

You also do not need to manually call the clicker at the end, since you have fired an interval already.

Each value has sent to getListData is a moment object related to a specific day on the calendar view, so you can parse it as the same date format in your backend response, and decide what you want to render in that speceific day. here is an example:

Hi I have made a few changes in your HTML

like changing img tag to div with the background image. For now, I have added inline CSS, you can put it in your CSS as per your usage

Read about CSS layout and position for further knowledge css positions and layouts

preview:

What we have done in these cases is not to remove the badge from the DOM, just toggling the visibility, so AfterViewInit - display the badge:

I would look into using the Material Badge that is already available for Compose:

Material Badge for Compose

TL;DR: You can use an array as the key parameter in useSWR to pass multiple arguments to the fetcher function.

First, useSession is a React hook, and should only be called at the top level of a React component/another hook. This avoids breaking the Rules of Hooks.

Second, you should move the useSession call to the Dash component. You can then call the fetcher conditionally (see Conditional Fetching) when the session exists, and pass the accessToken to the fetcher method using an array as the key parameter.