dustbin | slim wrapper around localStorage and sessionStorage | Storage library
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A slim wrapper around localStorage and sessionStorage that allows for NoSQL style access. It's basically a JSON-backed object database for your web browser.
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I'm writing a PowerShell script in Visual Studio Code which is intended to run a function for every tick of a timer. Here is the code:
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Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 13:29When you subscribe an action to an event using Register-ObjectEvent
, it can be unregistered using the Unregister-Event
cmdlet:
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General comment: any new answer which gives a new and useful insight into this question will be rewarded with a bonus.
The Bash reference manual mentions that Bash supports the following for-loop constructs:
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Answered 2020-Dec-15 at 05:21[W]hy is this not propagated to the other loop-constructs?
Braced forms of while and until commands would be syntactically ambiguous because you can't separate test-commands from consequent-commands without having a distinctive delimiter between them as they are both defined by POSIX to be compound lists.
For example, a shell that supports such constructs can choose either one of the brace groups in the command below as consequent-commands and either way it would be a reasonable choice.
QUESTION
I want to make a program which adds a textbox every time you click a button. Here's my code:
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Answered 2020-Dec-04 at 14:39You have to define linelist
outside the functions first with let
or var
:
QUESTION
I'm trying to call setList (set of useState hook) from child component but react retrieve the error: TypeError setList is not a function
here the parent component. I pass the handleDrop to the Box component:
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Answered 2020-Nov-28 at 11:14useState returns an Array not object,
instead of
QUESTION
I'm trying to drag a component using react-dnd
I would try to make like this example but only dragging for the moment.
In my app on top of all component I import react-dnd-html5-backend
and wrap my app:
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Answered 2020-May-19 at 10:02As @Panther said, the ref
should be placed on a HTML element, not a React Component:
QUESTION
I'm using react-dnd. I want to delete a draggable object once it's been used. I took the react-dnd multiple type example and added a delete on drop.
Current behavior: 1. Drag Banana, the top right dustbins is highlighted 2. Drag Bottle into either of the dustbins on the left 3. Drag Banana again, now the left two dustbins are highlighted
Expected behavior: 1. Drag Bottle into either of the dustbins on the left 2. Drag Banana, the top right should be highlighted
What is going on here, and how do I fix it?
https://codesandbox.io/s/pensive-wildflower-q2oxo?file=/src/Dustbin.jsx
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Answered 2020-May-19 at 04:55You are using array index as key to the boxes and doing removals. Don't use indexes as key specially when dealing with item-removal operations. Instead, maintain a unique id for Boxes. Also update the state of the boxes properly.
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This is not a coding query. Rather an starting point query.
I am new to iOS app development. I have been given a project by my university to make two iOS applications. One application will store few information about dustbin, like the dustbin's serial number, its type and its location in the campus. The location are named as zone A or B or C. These locations will contain their respective geographic information. These information will be sent to another iOS app. The second iOS app have the functionality of generating a map and routing the app user to the dustbin location. The map and routing facility is to be provided by HERE APIs (it is a constraint, and I cant be flexible with this). All this information flow will be facilitated by a server in between. Also, there should be a database storage management system.
Now note that, the server is not generating any active information itself. It is acting as a PASSIVE element. Client_1 is sending the message to Client_2, and this message is going through the server. this message is of course stored in a database.
Now I have few questions, or I should say few points that I dont understand and I am stuck at it.
Should I use Flask or node.js or Firebase firestore is sufficient?
If I do need to use firestore with flask or node.js, where shall I implement the firestore framework, on the server side (flask or node.js) or at the client side (iOS) ?
- If I have to use the firestore in client side, do I need to implement it on both the client codes?
- Given that I have to use firestore with one of the server, which one shall I use? Flask or node.js?
The above are few queries, which will help me get started on iOS app development. (Note that the iOS coding is being done with Swift 5.1)
Thank you all.
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Answered 2020-May-14 at 08:58Firestore will work only as your database, where you could keep collections and documents, regarding the dustbins. As mentioned in the official Firestore documentation:
Use our flexible, scalable NoSQL cloud database to store and sync data for client- and server-side development.
So, you can actually develop your applications using it on either client or server sides. It would depend more on what you would prefer. Firestore supports Node.js, so, considering that, using Node.js makes more sense than Flask. You can get a nice tutorial on how to do that, accessing the below article.
However, it's possible to use Firestore, as very well explained in this article, directly with Swift.
There isn't a "final" or correct answer for your question. For this reason, I would recommend you to take a look at both of them and make the decision based on your knowledge and preferences.
Let me know if the information helped you!
QUESTION
I have the following problem, I want to remove a "Dustbin" from the output of one of the layers in my Keras model.
The Code without the dustbin removal looks like this and works:
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Answered 2020-May-01 at 15:51on my machine works correctly (TF 2.2). I modify the lambda to take care also of batch dimension
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This question may sound like a duplicate one when you have so many examples in StackOverflow about react drop-down based on other drop-down. For some weird reason, I am not able to fix the problem in my code. I am not quite sure whether this is happening because of the MDBreact framework. I am fairly new to react as well. guys any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Answered 2019-Apr-21 at 11:13You need to validate your data, first when the app runs lists
is undefined and throws an error. change your render method to the following.
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Iam trying to save the following data set to DB , through http post request. Once i tried to perform the operation iam receiving a 400 (Bad Request error). Seek your valuable support. Also i the server will only accept JSON Request as well.
Post request attempt
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Answered 2020-Feb-12 at 14:05Update:
Ionic's proxies have quite different structure than Angular proxies - they are much simpler. An example would look like this:
proxy.config.json
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