OProto | Starter repository for creating static sites | Style Language library
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Starter repository for creating static sites for the purpose of prototyping. Uses Rails with StaticMatic, Haml, Sass and includes various Javascript libraries.
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QUESTION
I have built a utility which gathers users input data and then I am downloading the data in form of a YAML file. The format of the data is very particular, and hence I had to create data and hack in spaces to bring it to a proper format. This code is working fine till Number of Chais=2, now the problem is if the number of chasis will be increased to let's say 10 or 20 then the code will be so bulky and would consume a lot of memory. Hence can anyone tell me how I can make use of the DOM Create Elements to make this utility more dynamic? Attaching the code where the data is being formatted. Attaching the entire code in the fiddle as the entire code is not fitting in here. Any help is much appreciated
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Answered 2020-Feb-18 at 08:49Rather than using separate IDs for each element, consider using classes instead. For example, rather than using
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I have built an app using html,js and css. The output of the web app is a text or yaml file. I am inputing the data and trying to gather in a yaml file. The code is given below:- For instance, I want the 'PDU' data in the downloaded file to be like this
PDU: PDU_IP: 10.235.250.49 (this is just a sample IP)
While I am trying to do this, its showing [object Object]. I tried to use stringify to convert object to string but failed in realizing the following funcionality. can anyone please help me in formatting the downloaded data. Basically i want the data to be in the format as it is there in a YAML file.
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Answered 2020-Feb-05 at 08:53Take a look at this snippet. It's mostly your code, but I changed the part where you create the payload
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I marked my changes with MY CHANGE BEGINS HERE
and MY CHANGE ENDS HERE
comments.
It adds spaces dynamically, so the format looks like this:
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I'm trying to parse a log which includes lines lines like this one:
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Answered 2018-Nov-03 at 19:25You can use positive lookbehind (?<=...):
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