bigpipe | BigPipe is a radical new modular web pattern for Node.js | Runtime Evironment library
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kandi X-RAY | bigpipe Summary
BigPipe is a radical new web framework for Node.JS. The general idea is to decompose web pages into small re-usable chunks of functionality called Pagelets and pipeline them through several execution stages inside web servers and browsers. This allows progressive rendering at the front-end and results in exceptional front-end performance. Most web frameworks are based on a request and response pattern, a request comes in, we process the data and output a template. But before we can output the template we have to wait until all data has been received in order for the template to be processed. This doesn't make any sense for Node.js applications where everything is done asynchronously. When receiving your first batch of data, why not send it directly to the browser so it can start downloading the required CSS, JavaScript and render it. BigPipe is made up over 20 modules whose current status is available at: HEALTH.md.
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- File constructor .
- BigPipe constructor .
- Render a view
- Retrieve option from object .
- Creates a new Compiler instance .
- Preprocess . js files .
- Adds a new pagelet to the collection
- Initialize a new Collection .
- Register assemble .
- Content is the content of a string .
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QUESTION
We are using CAS to login to our Drupal instance. This is working correctly and displaying the correct user content (blocks etc. based on roles). What is not working correctly is the small snippet in the theme that says welcome . It keeps showing the previous user who logged in.
How do I set this in bigpipe?
The code looks like this in the theme: {{user.displayname}}
Is there a way to tell bigpipe not to cache this?
This code snippet is on one of our twig files header.twig.html which is a partial.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-15 at 14:14I ended up putting this in a block, and just referencing the block section in the theme instead of just pulling that, then I used the block to be ignored for caching.
Thanks!
QUESTION
I have been pained by a load more button for a while. I'm looking to create a loop where I click "load more" on the skills section of Linkedin pages. However, this button is just not consistently being clicked.
I was under the impression that the issue was that the element was not visible on the page. So, I have a segmented scroll, which continues moving down the page until the element is found. But what's baffling is that even though the page is now moving to the right place, the element is not being clicked. No error is being thrown.
I've tried nearly every version of the element location (xpath, class name, css selector, full xpath). Why would the button not be clicked, if it is visible on the page?
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...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-06 at 17:16The suggestion by @Datanovice to use javascript to force a click worked like a charm. Initially, when I had tried to adapt the solution, I received the error selenium.common.exceptions.WebDriverException: Message: unknown error: Cannot read property 'click' of null
.
This error was because I had been using EC.element_to_be_clickable
. Instead, when I paired the java method with EC.visibility_of_element_located
, the click consistently worked.
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