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Use sum, str.count, and a generator expression:

First of all, Mapbox Streets v8 tileset have some admin boundary but it does not have the state, prefecture or city id. That means it's just used to draw lines. Therefore, if you want to select cities close to the center coordinate, you need additional tiles. Mapbox provides Boundaries Service for that purpose. Or you can find some free data like this.

Once you prepare the boundary data, you can style the map dynamically with style parameters in Static Image API.

If I understand your use case correctly, your service (or your local tool) will generate emails that includes tag whose URL is Static API. The URL part will be dynamically changed according to your request.

Here's an example. I created a tileset that has country boundary data downloaded from here (I used Admin 0 - Countries). The tileset ID is yochi.092qgyqv.

Then create following style that colors the U.S.A. territory.

I now know that you are having a CORS problem (discussed in the comments of the question.). There a few ways to solve it, the proper way would depend on what kind of server you are using.

If you are using Node.js:

app.use(cors())

would be enough, learn more: https://expressjs.com/en/resources/middleware/cors.html

Other than that, if you want a quick fix, there are Chrome extensions to help you: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/allow-cors-access-control/lhobafahddgcelffkeicbaginigeejlf

So, the problem is not in your code, but in the CORS, on which you can learn more here https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS.

Another quick solution for CORS is, https://cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com/

You append this before your actual API, something like this:

If I'm reading your question correctly, you should use join (merge) with how=outer:

You will want to double check that {% include "about/_header.html" %} doesn't include the old-css.css file you don't want loading.

Conversely, if it's just a few lines of css to override, you could make use of the !important flag on the css that needs to override.

Override css (selma-template-new.css):

Here is one technique, doing a fold on the profiles, grabbing the movie and person names inside the parameters, and then simply writing a new accumulator with that data. Note that there is a potential performance problem with this, as described in Rich Snapp's excellent article. If that causes you an actual issue, it's easy enough to change this to mutate the accumulator.

I added some additional data to show what happens when the user or the movie isn't in the appropriate lists. If that cannot ever happen, you can simplify the name and person declarations a bit. But I wouldn't recommend it, as things that "can never happen" in fact regularly do happen.

Array.push returns the new length of the array when inside the return of callback of reduce you are returning the new length on which you can't do next push operation. Use Array.concat instead or after Array.push also return the array.

You have to use the dot . operator, since seminarDescription is a nested field of a document.

The below will work for you:

When iterating over object keys, you can use the [] notation to access the values as Object.keys returns an array of object's keys.

Additionally, there is no need to wrap the h2 element with {} as it's already a valid JSX.