form-js | View and visually edit JSON-based forms | Form library

I'm having a problem where a certain import fails to work when compiling directly, but works okay after saving the source on VS Code.

If I delete the node_modules/.cache folder and execute the command:

I'm trying to run this Accordion so that when you fill in the input and click the button to close the previous step and move on to the next step ... and also to click the previous button to close the active step and go to the previous step.

I tried to put it together somehow but after clicking there was no action

Thank you in advance for your help.

I have a multiplatform kotlin project that compiles to JS and JVM, with the following build config:

common - build.gradle

I have several forms in my html view (they displayed by php foreach). Form example:

I'm trying to send multiple web notifications using topic instead of looping send notification to each token.

But I stuck at sending notification to topic using Credential with 401 unauthorized

Here is my code

Firstly, I request web browser permission for notification token via this Firebase sample code: https://github.com/firebase/quickstart-js/blob/master/messaging

On index.html I change code like this to send token to server for subscribing to topic

I add a field dynamically using jquery and then dynamically add the field to the validation list as shown in the link (Adding and removing fields dynamically). In my code, I add url validation.

I'm using Kotlin multi-platform (JVM & JS), which in IDEA creates three projects: demo, demo-js and demo-jvm.

I would like to split the common code into more subprojects/submodules. Let's say I add commonmod; how do I make it compile?

The error right now, for gradle run -p demo-jvm, is:

I'm trying to create a multi platform project with a shared dependency, but I cannot find out what I am doing wrong.

The background is I want to create a library which generated some kind of configuration and uses that configuration for a runtime library which should run on jvm and node.js. So the configuration data classes can be shared which I want to put in a shared module. That code is not platform specific at all. The configuration generation (I call that CLI) should be jvm only. So I have this modules (with the plugin names):

• cli (org.jetbrains.kotlin.jvm)
• shared (kotlin-platform-common)
• runtime-shared (kotlin-platform-common)
• runtime-js (kotlin-platform-js)
• runtime-jvm (kotlin-platform-jvm)

I setup the module shared as dependency via compile project(":shared"), but it seems that none of the classes of shared are in the classpath of the modules starting with runtime.

Is that not yet possible or did I do something wrong?

I want to use babel-plugin-transform-jsx, but no other transforms on some JSX files with some Javascript currently considered at stage 3 i.e. candidates.

Transpilation fails with a Syntax Error if those JSX files contain:

1. rest spread operators {...x, ...y}
2. async generators async function * () {}

The objective is to improve debug-ability of code in a modern browser, since the Babel transpilation of async generators in particular seems to break the dev tools for Chrome, Firefox i.e. breakpoints stop working, references to this fail, debugger calls are skipped, and numerous other observed problems.

There seems to be no alternative to using Babel to generate JSX in the above form — which works fine; an ideal solution would be to just have Babel ignore the async generators and rest-spread operators (and any other code it'd otherwise throw a syntax error on).

Using the plugin suggested by Victor appears to be the correct solution but running babel-plugin-syntax-async-generators on this: