vdom | A DOM create and patch algorithm for vtree | Frontend Framework library

In case it's useful for anyone, here's what worked for me.

(Edit: I'm obviously using PrimeNG with Angular...)

In the xyz.component.html file:

Since the error message says set platform to "node" when building for node, I assume that since you didn't do that this means you are bundling for the browser, not for node. The events package is built in to node but it is not built in to the browser.

It looks like parcel-bundler depends on node-libs-browser which depends on crypto-browserify which depends on events. This explains why installing Parcel fixes this error. If your project needs to depend on the events package (https://www.npmjs.com/package/events), you should install it yourself so it's part of your project:

Same issue on Ubuntu 18.04 (WSL).

I fixed it by installing ansible with pip3.

You break this task to a few steps:

1. Make a hash (%maps in example) first, it contains the mapping for TerminationDate1 to the date value. In my example I've used regular expression to extract the info, it should be better than "read 2 lines below", as you always need to make sure the content on two lines below is the info you need. The method to check is usually the regular expression.
2. Go through the first file line by line and use substitute to replace the content on each line. Since you've got a hash in the first step, you also need to loop the map in each line and try the substitute using each key.
3. Optionally, you mentioned you've got a filtered list, I don't use it in the example, if needed, just use the list to reduced the content in the %maps

Reference: https://perldoc.perl.org/perlre.html

Code:

As the comment in the code suggests, that line is specifically to handle the case where is is included inside an object v-bind. e.g.:

DEMO

Try to call ev.preventDefault() on onTouchEnd.

According to spec the touchend event is "cancelable" which means that you can use .preventDefault() to prevent mouse events.

If the preventDefault method is called on this event, it should prevent any default actions caused by any touch events associated with the same active touch point, including mouse events or scrolling.

I finger out that vdom just is in the JS environment, not in the real DOM context, so it's very easy to remove the vdom.

Alright, This was an unnecessarily difficult problem but I've managed to create a solution, that I'll post here if anyone in the future ever finds this.

Note that in this code:

• moveNode is the Vue Component to move
• oldGrandParent is the ancestor of this parent that contains its prop definitions
• newGrandParent is the equivalent ancestor this it is getting moved to
• newParent is the immediate parent Vue Component that will hold it