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QUESTION
i was doing this implementation with Facebook Messenger customer chat SDK into my Nuxt app.
Solution 1 (worked 0%):
I tried the https://www.npmjs.com/package/vue-fb-customer-chat package, and it didn't work, the package's site itself is down -.-! i import it and use it as a plugins and so on, i did as exactly as instructed, i even tried to use and
as extra too, but nothing seem to work!
Solution 2 (worked 50%):
Moreover, i tried to use it as a static file by creating a static file called fb-sdk.js
and successfully deploy it:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-31 at 20:58https://www.npmjs.com/package/vue-fb-customer-chat works, but the URL page must be https, for that reason it just works in production mode.
QUESTION
Currently I am tasked with creating node modules from our Vanilla JS and moving them to typescript. I rewrote them as classes, added some functionality, wrote a legacy wrapper and the corresponding web pack configuration. The problem is that some of these modules are singletons, so instead of exporting the class by default we want to export an class instance as default. The problem is that I don't get the type checking to work properly:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-03 at 12:58I don't now if this kind of patterns may suite you, but I usually do this by placing the class and the singleton in the same file, and exporting the singleton as default and the class as a named export:
QUESTION
I have a chrome extension that fires on a button click, the extension still can't access DOM elements, even though the page has clearly loaded.
I've seen other posts say it is because the elements are being created dynamically but not in my case.
The only thing that works is to wrap my debugTools.js in a timeout and fire it after 800 or so milliseconds.
The code inside debugTools.js is the part not working. I don't understand why is says "theWrapper" is undefined even if I wait 10 minutes before clicking my button which executes the code.
wrapper definitely exists on the page I navigate to before clicking my button. It is there in regular HMTL code. Not dynamically generated. I feel posting this page code would just confuse the question.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-14 at 14:43Ok, so this was one of those times when you just can't see the wood for the trees. Thank you all for any help you have given. It turns out I'm an idiot. The problem can be summed up with the below snippet.
QUESTION
I have developed a web page with pure HTML CSS and javascript. I have embedded an iFrame of a facebook in to the page with the help of using this link to create it .
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/page-plugin/
it gives me a complete iFrame tag to embed in webpage. something like this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-13 at 10:56This is coming from Facebook’s code, there is nothing you can do about it from your end.
They have certain debug measures implemented in their own code, some of which log data to the console.
Some of the functionality of their Social Plugins can also cause errors, resp. is let run into certain errors deliberately, to check whether a certain functionality is available in the browser.
But all of this should not affect the end user. Unless you encounter an error that actually prevents the plugins from working, or even interferes with your own code, there is no real need to take any further action.
QUESTION
An example will make my question clearer, say I want to import debug module to my vuejs codes
Debug module export createDebug
function like this,
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-26 at 03:22but this is not the case here.
It kind of is. You are trying to import a module that has no ES6 exports. You are trying to import a CommonJS module. So Babel has to make a decision how to handle that case.
There are two common ways to export something from a CommonJS module:
- Assign a property to
exports
(ormodule.expoets
), for exampleexports.answer = 42;
- Overwrite the value of
module.exports
, e.g.module.exports = 42;
.
In the second case you end up exporting only a single value from the module. That's basically what a default export is (since there can only be one) and that's what you are doing in your code.
So in other words, when importing a CommonJS module via ES6 import
statements, then the value of module.exports
is used as the default export value.
We can confirm that by looking at how Babel converts the code:
QUESTION
By using bot functionality provided by facebook messenger platform, I want users to be able to provide location by using search.
It's working as expected in mobile app of the messenger as it's showing search option. But in the desktop version of the messenger, search option is not showing in location widget.
I wanted to ask that is it expected behavior or I'm missing out something.
Also in browser console, it's showing some error:
ErrorUtils caught an error: "navigator.permissions.query(...).then(...).done is not a function". Subsequent errors won't be logged; see https://fburl.com/debugjs.ja @ qtaMy7UNoCv.js:47
.
Here's what I've tried so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-20 at 15:48Yes, this is expected behavior currently.
QUESTION
At my company we've been using Winston for a while for our own logs but it's become cumbersome to deal with other libraries' logs that use debugjs, such as Knex.js. We were thinking if there was anyway to pipe knex's debug output through winston but couldn't come up with anything.
What woould be the best way to have everything piped through out winston loggers?
Cheers!
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-13 at 12:06Depends on what do you want to log.
You can wire knex.on('query', ...)
, knex.on('query-response', ...)
, knex.on('query-error', ...)
to printout sent queries:
http://knexjs.org/#Interfaces-Events More info about that is found also in this answer Tracking DB querying time - Bookshelf/knex
We are using this kind of solution to track slow queries and transactions.
If you want to move just all internal console.logs
to go to winston, monkey patching knex helpers https://github.com/tgriesser/knex/blob/master/src/helpers.js
or global console.log is pretty much the only option.
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