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I want to show a PDF file generated with pdfMake with the nativescript-pdf-view plugin in a NativeScript-Vue app.

I am unable to show the file inside the plugin widget. I started from this example, but I want to display the file inside the app.

First I generate encode the PDF to base64, which works fine, then I write the encoded string to file. When I pass the file path to the widget nothing shows up. URLs are shown correctly, so the error might happen while writing to file or handling the path.

PDF generation (app/scripts/pdf.js):

I'm getting so close... loading the element in is fine EXCEPT for the fact that something in the way the reCaptcha script works makes it so that rendering isn't done when you create an instance of the 'g-recaptcha' class. SO. The reCaptcha WILL load (every time/functionally correct) if I use...

Summary:

Playground: https://play.nativescript.org/?template=play-vue&id=pntfZD&v=4

I'm using NativeScript (VueJS) with the following plugins:

1. nativescript-share-file
2. jsPDF
3. base-64

I'm generating a PDF on button click, and all is fine until I attempt to add an image. See here for an example of how easy this is supposed to be.

If I take my example image, which is just a black square and base64encode it using this great resource and drop the output into aforementioned link here it works fine.

Before I get to my code I also want to add that I'm console.log(...) my encoded string and paste that into the aforementioned site and it works fine.

However, I'm missing something, because the image simply isn't showing up.

Here's what got me started in this adventure: https://medium.com/@kumarandena/pdf-generation-in-nativescript-using-javascript-libraries-864ecf4e9a3a

I'm also going to include some comments in my code which represent guidance and further questions.

Here's the content of my method, comments and questions included:

Looking at the TypeScript docs and trying out examples for Intersection Types and Mixins in TypeScript using the utility methods provided, I'm seeing essentially identical behavior and outcome from both methodologies. I'm ending up with an object in the end that is a combination of 1..n other types, Interfaces, or Classes. Here are the methods I used in my coding samples and are stright from the TypeScript docs.

This is used to apply mixins in TypeScript:

I am writing a nodejs script (that will be used in azure pipeline) to check that my Web developer didn't forget to regenerate object contracts used in the web application. So the goal is to read his file and compare objects within with the latest objects version stored somewhere else.

The file appends a subobject in the global object (window in browser) within an anonymous function like https://medium.com/@tkssharma/javascript-module-pattern-b4b5012ada9f

I tried the solution base on the "vm" module found here : Load "Vanilla" Javascript Libraries into Node.js

generatedModels.js

I am trying to use the save-svg-as-png library with my angular 7 project.

However, I cannot manage to get it to work. I have installed the library using

I really liked idea behind the k6 performance tool. Currently trying to make a final choice between Locust and k6 so everything goes down to solution of one specific use case: I need to work with aws sdk in my performance scripts (for example, send SQS messages). Based on this doc (https://docs.k6.io/docs/modules#section-importing-javascript-libraries) and fact that aws js sdk compatibly with browserify, thought that it might work but it doesn't.

What I did:

I have looked through all the tutorials revolving around this issue, and havn't been able to find a solution. Some background first. I have a Angular 2 app and I need to use this JS library for encryption: https://github.com/travist/jsencrypt

First, I installed the jsencrypt node module with the line: npm install --save jsencrypt. This worked, and the jsencrypt module could be found in my node_modules folder.

Some tutorials told me to create a src/typings.d.ts file then add in the following line: declare module 'jsencrypt';

Then, in my comonents.ts file I import it with this line: import * as JSEncrypt from 'jsencrypt';

I also tried adding < script src="/node_modules/jsencrypt/bin/jsencrypt.js">< /script>

into my .html file.

In the init of my .component file, I try declaring a simple JSEncrypt object: var decrypt = new JSEncrypt();

And the console displays this error: TypeError: Object is not a constructor (evaluating 'new WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_4_jsencrypt()')

So I'm assuming it does not recognize the jsencrypt module.

I have only been working with Angular for a couple of days, so I'm very new to all the terminology and basic understanding of the structural components of an Angular application. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Used this tutorial as a starting point: https://hackernoon.com/how-to-use-javascript-libraries-in-angular-2-apps-ff274ba601af

I have seen a couple of forums where people mention that they can't use Defer and Async in DNN for JavaScript files. Is this true? See the two links below:

Link 1

Link 2

Is there any new Developments or recent Updates that will allow this without having to use the Composite function turned on in DNN's performance tab?

Some people mention that you can include your JavaScript functions inside a $( document ).ready() function.

I would also like to know what is the difference between method 1 and 2 below for including JavaScript files in DNN?

Method 1 (ASP)