Reading-List | Full Stack Reading List App made with MongoDB , Express.js | GraphQL library
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A Reading List written in React along with GraphQL, where you can you manage your books.
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QUESTION
I am building an app with Next.js v6, and I would like to fill pages with results from a local mongodb database.
Ideally, I would like to do something as simple as this example from the tutorial, but instead of using an api fetch, just send a query to my mongodb on localhost.
Example from Next.js tutorial
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-24 at 00:01You would need to wrap your Mongo DB in an API, which you could serve with the next server to avoid CORS issues. Next does not expose the Express request to the pages since this is not available on client rendering.
QUESTION
I'm new to JS and have following object where key
is path of a file and value
is file name and the time it was added. The files are duplicated and name are same i.e. JackFusco_JasperGeminids.jpg and Goldman-Sachs-Suggested-Reading-List.pdf
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-24 at 04:44Your input
QUESTION
How can I make a greyed out overlay on a page, but have one element in that page not greyed out?
There are many questions like this asked but none of them work:
- Hide all elements except one div for print view - This one does not work for my situation as I do not want to hide everything.
- Disable everything except a DIV element - This one the second answer seems similar to mine. But even if I change z-index of my desired ungreyed out element the whole page stays greyed out. Also, I found no difference between using
div
andiframe
. - Want to make the whole page in grayscale except specified div - This one just makes everything else greyscale but I do not want that.
From the example below I want everything greyed out except for . Right now my code greys out most of the page, I can grey out the whole page if I change
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-12 at 17:45You could put a second overlay inside . So:
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a reading list app, and want to nest a reading list under the users uid, so I can just show their list to them when they login. The code I have working is this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-17 at 04:38Since I don't know the context you are putting this in, I am assuming you are trying to call this in a UIViewController
. If you are doing this in a UIViewController
you may want to try doing the following.
Declare your variables like this:
QUESTION
Apologies for the poorly worded title. I couldn't think of a way to succinctly express my question. If someone has a better title please suggest it.
I have what I assume to be a common pattern in Rails. However, for the life of me I cannot find an acceptable answer.
The problem is this:
I have 3 models. Book, User and Reading. They can be expressed in ActiveRecord classes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-27 at 18:09So you want all books and whether or not they've been read by a particular user? That would be a left join where the user id is null or matches in the join clause.
I'm struggling to get it to work with AR's joins()
method, so here it is in raw sql:
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