scroll-hint | JS library to suggest that the elements | Script Programming library
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A JS library to suggest that the elements are scrollable horizontally, with the pointer icon.
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QUESTION
I've got a gulp task that loops through a folder looking for sub folders and outputs a JavaScript file based upon the contents of each folder. Below is a more visual example.
- src
- assets
- scripts
- critical
- loadCSS.init.js
- legacy
- flexibility.init.js
- picturefill.init.js
- modern
- connectivity.js
- layzr.init.js
- menu_list.js
- scroll-hint.init.js
- slideout.init.js
- swiper.init.js
- service-worker
- service-worker.js
- critical
- scripts
- assets
becomes:
- dev
- assets
- scripts
- critical.js
- legacy.js
- modern.js
- service-worker.js
- scripts
- assets
This is achieved by reading the contents of the src/assets/scripts
directory, then running a loop against each folder (critical
, legacy
, modern
, service-worker
) and sending the contents of each folder to a Gulp tasks which get merged together with merge-stream.
All this works great, except that once the tasks are merged back together, I want to trigger a notification if the compilation succeeded. If I try to pipe anything to the merged streams, it doesn't work. It just returns the merged streams, and never continues on.
If I un-promisify my PROCESS_SCRIPTS
function and don't use merge-stream (i.e. only processing one manually specified folder), it works fine, so I'm at a loss as to what's going on.
Here's my full task:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-08 at 20:28There are many problems with the code above. One major issue that makes the code hard to follow and debug is that you use new Promise
where you don't need it. Generally, if you have new Promise
and the logic inside the promise executor will resolve or reject depending on the result of another promise, then you don't need to use new Promise
.
Sometimes people have code like this:
QUESTION
I need to extract these values of a html code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-07 at 15:24You are never retrieving any elements before the for loop so the loop has nothing to look for. I would suggest placing your "find_all()" before the for loop then execute it. Then put more for loops to cycle through all the tags to find the specific tag to look for. Including some if loops like
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