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This package is a wrapper for a dataset of periodic elements. These elements were taken from a modified [Penn State CS class] CSV file, transformed into JSON, and then wrapped in some pretty JavaScript accessors.
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I am new in Android. I want to create a Periodic Table app. I found the json file and the url on github but the json do not have the array name how can I can get the object. I am following CS50 Android track to code this application but I am using another Json file. The tutorial link https://youtu.be/OJQ8Cse6-Ss Below is my program code:
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Answered 2021-Mar-01 at 08:04The response has a JSONArray as root/top element so the type of the Response.Listener should match it. The elements in a JSONArray do not have names, so they are retrieved using the index as you have already done:
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I'm strugling with generating periodic table in HTML from information given in this.periodicTable[] and rendering it later, as you can see in code below. How can I make it work?
Firstly i have made it by hand (all in render() section written in HTML), but later I found out that generating it would be better idea. Everything worked until i switched to generating html istead of writting it. I also would like to use periodicTable data in other parts of website so this one is necessary
importing React stuff
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Answered 2020-Apr-02 at 15:24Ok, so I fixed your code and I'll comment all that I did.
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I am unable to get the data copied set to elemnents what am I doing wrong here? I am a newbie in react. Here is a json
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Answered 2019-Oct-01 at 19:37The problem here is that data.elements (which is an array) it's not beeing correctly merged.Use spread
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When I load my site using npm run dev for development, there is no issue. However, when I build my site using npm run prod for a production build, data from my .json does not appear on the webpage, nor does it show in my outputted dist folder.
I am using Webpack 4. I thought the code below was changing the paths of my references to the .json files, and outputting the .json files to my dist/assets folder, similar to the .png, .woff etc. files. Unfortunately, it does not. (not sure why).
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Answered 2018-Jul-14 at 01:00You seem to have some misconceptions on what file-loader does. file-loader certainly does copy files to your dist directory, but it only copies files over if they're loaded by the code. Currently, webpack doesn't know that the file exists. If you did a require('./some.json') (or import), that would trigger the file loader and substitute the URL. In the code that does the fetch, replace:
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I am trying to get Webpack 4 to output a .png file into /dist/assets, and have that be used by my index.html file via file-loader.
The .png file does output into dist/assets, but it does not get loaded in by the browser. Funny thing, I treat my .png files the same as my font files in my webpack.config.js, and the font files are loaded in by the browser.
Below is my file directory when building
Below is code from webpack.config.js that I believe to be pertinent to this issue.
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Answered 2018-Jun-28 at 07:44I tried it out, and it works fine with just a minor detail.
I think the real magic here is how wepback-dev-server finds your index.html, and if anything I think that should break. Anyway:
Your build (npm run prod --> webpack --mode production) creates all the right files, but there are no changes to index.html, and there is no index.html generated in your dist-folder. Usually you copy index or generate from a template for cache-busting (copy-webpack-plugin / html-webpack-plugin) but for now I just copied index.html to the dist folder manually.
Of course now the index pointed at the the wrong assets so I updated:
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I am trying to append a an element to the document with vanilla JavaScript but it's giving me this error: "Uncaught DOMException: Failed to execute 'createElement' on 'Document': The tag name provided ('') is not a valid name."
This is all my js code:
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Answered 2017-Sep-03 at 15:54document.createElement will only create a single empty element, e.g.,
div) as a parameter. So you should construct your elements manually like this:
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I want to deserialize the chemical elements JSON file from Bowserinator on github using Serde. For this I created a structure with all the needed fields and derived the needed macros:
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Answered 2017-May-26 at 16:18Any field that can be null should be an Option type so that you can handle the null case. Something like this?
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