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QUESTION
I'm implementing Testing Library with Puppeteer and I was trying to use an environment variable, DEBUG_PRINT_LIMIT, to limit the length of the HTML printed to console in case of failure.
But for some reasons, the variable environment is just ignored by the library...
My project:
package.json
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Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 19:16If finally figured it out.
It's actually a bug in the library itself: https://github.com/testing-library/pptr-testing-library/issues/55
QUESTION
I have a problem with a module that I cant seem to get to import.
Typescript 2.7 Node 10
pxl-ng-security shows an error in VSCode and VS2019. If I hover over it, it shows error 2307
Here is the import section of the file.
myfile.ts
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Answered 2021-May-16 at 06:29You are missing the include: array just add/update the include array per where you installed it.
QUESTION
I'm trying to scrape this site but I get a part of HTML. I wanted to get token's price
it should be contained inside
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Answered 2021-Apr-25 at 08:39Try this:
QUESTION
I'm new to Webpack.
I have a class that I'm exporting and trying to instantiate on my index.html. (This is an updated version of the original thread)
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Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 18:36I've tried this simplified version of your code and it worked perfectly:
QUESTION
Here's the error im getting
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Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 20:58Your LibrarySong component expects a prop named song:
QUESTION
I like to use the windows.WindowState API, but got the error "windows is not defined".
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-30 at 17:47The windows API can only be used in extensions, and if you are using an extension, you need to request permission in your extension's manifest.json file.
Then you would just use it like this:
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Here's the cutdown code of the problem.
library.js ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-21 at 20:25This is what happens when you import something -
- Import {a, b} from './library.js'
- Go and find 'library.js' in current directory
- Execute all of the code in 'library.js'
- Only if you do step 3., will the compiler know what is being returned and exposed from 'library.js'
- Although there is a concept of tree-shaking which removes useless exports to decrease your bundle size, which works on static imports.
- To verify for yourself add some 'console logs' in 'library.js' and you can see those are executed anytime you import 'library.js'
- Hence, when 'library.js' is executed, it also needs to evaluate and assign value to var c, and hence is executing the leaflet API
Solutions I can think of -
- Let var c, be the function, which calls the leaflet API, rather than function call.
- Separate a,b in one file and c in another file.
Ref -
QUESTION
I am using react and redux to build my app I have a input field in my TopNav (Nav Bar) and i have to perform search operation
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Answered 2021-Mar-12 at 13:20History push could accept an object as a first argument and you can pass argument like this:
QUESTION
I am newbee to Lerna,learning from create lerna monorepo.
My repo structure
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Answered 2021-Jan-22 at 10:53You have to bootstrap your packages:
QUESTION
I'm new to node.js but have developed enough server-side code that exporting and requiring a file for each custom-written library function is getting unwieldy. I've been reading about alternatives and am confused--perhaps because I should compromise on my goal.
There are 3 separate reusable .js files that are part of one logical kind of task. Let's call the task-type, "x".
- xLibrary.js - misc utilities specific to that task - many functions
- xSubtask1.js - some complex code and supporting functions
- xSubtask2.js - some complex code and supporting functions
I understand how to proceed if I treat each file as a separate module with a separate variable that references it. But since the subtasks are arbitrarily segregated (due to complexity not logical association) it creates confusion to have to remember which file contains a given function.
I'd like to put all the modules in 1 subdirectory and reference all the functions as xTask.*. The only way I know to do that is to combine all the files into one, but that makes maintaining the code more complex.
I've read articles and stackoverflow until my head is spinning. Many of the more comprehensive answers use logic to add each module in a subdirectory. I think hard-coding function and file names is more appropriate for my current level of expertise.
Can someone tell me how to proceed?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-10 at 07:04For CommonJS modules, you can make a parent module that collects all the exports from a set of sub-modules and then exports them all as part of one main object. Here's some code I used in one of my projects that does that:
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