Chores | A todo list for recurring chores
kandi X-RAY | Chores Summary
kandi X-RAY | Chores Summary
Chores is a webapp for keeping track of routine tasks such as housework or office admin. It’s built on [Juice][] and is currently being used as an example app to help drive development in a useful direction.
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- Listen for DOM elements to be ready .
- Searches for the specified direction
- Checks the direction of node in order
- live event handler
- Get current width
- eval a script
- complete completed callbacks
- Fires the success event
- Generate Fx data
- get head element
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QUESTION
I'm trying to create a generic function that has the impressive goal of wrapping an async closure. So for all intents and purposes, it would treat the closure as a black box and simply run some setup logic before and some logic after, depending on the return value of the closure that is passed in.
Here is an MRE example code I have put together so far. I was also testing it out in the Rust playground as well.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-25 at 16:43use std::future::Future;
use std::pin::Pin;
#[derive(Default)]
struct MyEvent {}
#[derive(Default)]
struct MyContext {
pub fn_name: String,
}
pub struct HelpAnError {}
#[tokio::main]
async fn main() {
let my_age: u8 = 29;
let doing_work_hard = move |event: MyEvent, ctx: MyContext| async move {
println!("I'm working hard, i promise!");
println!("Ma i'm already {} yrs old!", my_age);
Ok::<_, HelpAnError>(())
};
let doing_chores_hard = lets_wrap_da_closure(doing_work_hard);
// does all the chores that Ma assigned to me
let _ = doing_chores_hard(Default::default(), Default::default()).await;
}
fn lets_wrap_da_closure<
C: Fn(MyEvent, MyContext) -> F + 'static,
F: Future> + 'static,
>(
do_work_hard: C,
) -> impl Fn(MyEvent, MyContext) -> Pin>>> {
move |event: MyEvent, ctx: MyContext| {
// this is the only way i can satisfy the compiler, do not worry,
// future will get executed only upon await and this call is just
// creating the future we are passing
let fut = do_work_hard(event, ctx);
Box::pin(async move {
println!("I'm doin my chores Ma, I promise!");
// **help** - if I uncomment this it fails!
drop(fut.await);
println!("Yay! The chores are now complit.");
Ok(())
})
}
}
QUESTION
I'm a beginner to android and am working on an app to organize a chore counting system and I'm having some issues with my next step. I am trying to give users the option to input different chores at their choice within the app (ideally they would start with no chores then input them on their own). For each chore they enter, 4 new elements need to show up (the name of chore, increase arrow, decrease arrow and chore count number). I am also trying to keep those new additions organized based on if they fall under "kitchen, bathroom or general" (user would select that when they add the chore). I tried to use groups and tags but couldn't figure out how to make it work.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-24 at 11:13As Faizan says, a RecyclerView is probably the best option here. RecyclerView lets you have a list of items (your chores in this case) stored in an ArrayList.
You set up how the items will display in the RecyclerView. This is done using a ViewHolder. In your case the ViewHolder will have the name of the chore, the up/down arrows and the count of chores.
Because the RecyclerView is linked to your ArrayList, each chore will display automatically in its own ViewHolder. You can then update the Array with new items as the user adds them. Here is a link to an example:
http://www.digitstory.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/android_recyclerview.jpg
For more details, have a look here:
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/layout/recyclerview
To get started, you could try YouTube and seach for "RecyclerView Android Studio". Work through a few example tutorials to get the concept, and try to adapt them to your needs.
QUESTION
I have a collection in MongoDB that represents the chores kids needs to do each day and whether they are done. Here is an example of a document.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-21 at 15:44You could use the update method with aggregation pipeline to update the chores array. You would need to use the following pipeline to achieve the desired results:
QUESTION
I am having trouble with setting up a many-to-many join table with EF core if one side of the join table is a derived class in table-per-hierarchy set up.
Here's the set up:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-16 at 12:49A navigation properties can only participate in a single relationship.
It isn't a limitation type, but a limitation by relation. For example, if you have only the Chore
and Clothing
classes :
QUESTION
I am trying to put together a MERN stack application and I am currently working on the client-side. React hooks are somewhat new to me and I am currently trying to use them using usePopup
from the react-hook-popup library class, but the values won't update and I'm not sure why?
The two lines of relevant code from below I am particularly having trouble updating are:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-15 at 00:02I can't comment because I've only just made an account
That being said I can update this answer if you can provide a bit more information :)
Where are you checking for the result of the new chore being set? I can see in the code you posted that there's the new chore index being logged in the updateChore
function but not the newChore
itself. Have you tried logging in another useEffect
? like...
QUESTION
I want to add notes at the right side of each inputs. Here is the example I created with bootstrap layout.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-08 at 08:25Try This
QUESTION
I figured out it should go like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-07 at 12:00rundll32 requires a very specific function signature, it is not a generic "call any function" helper application.
To hide the cmd window you could try adding WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden
but why bother if you already have a C# app? Just call yourself to do the task. That at least puts the correct .exe in the UAC dialog.
Even if you get this all working it would still be wrong! If you are installing into %ProgramFiles% then you are installing for all users on the machine and your scheme breaks as soon as a 2nd user runs your app. Anything that writes to the users profile must be done the first time a user runs your program, not during the install phase. You can copy template files from your install directory to the users profile but you cannot delete the templates.
QUESTION
I'm building a personal Oracle APEX app to get more practice that would track our 'Family Contributions' (name we use for chores). Using the following chart / spreadsheet, what is the best way to design these data points in the database? I'm stumped on how to best handle the CONTRIBUTORS
data.
A family contribution can be assigned to:
- 1 family member
- 2 family members
- All family members
- Conditionally based on contribution (some are just for kids, some just for parents)
Family contributions rotate weekly. Each week a number is assigned to a family member (incrementing number by 1 and 4 becomes 1) and it maps to the contribution id in the chart. My first crack (ignoring the CONTRIBUTOR
column for now:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-06 at 22:01From purely database stand point i would recommend you create another table that has the contributers. So your family contributions table has the assigment, then the new table has the members assigned to a contribution. Column wise: primary id, contribution id and contributer id. When you select the contributions, you select every member assigned to a contribution from the new table, and left join with members table based on member id. Hope it makes sense.
QUESTION
@Query(value = "SELECT DISTINCT * " +
"FROM chores WHERE id in (SELECT a.id " +
"FROM chores as a INNER JOIN chores_assign_users as b ON a.id=b.chore_id " +
"WHERE (a.is_deleted=FALSE " +
"AND a.family_id=:familyId " +
"AND (:userId IS NULL OR (cast(b.user_id as VARCHAR) IN :userId)) " +
"AND (:status IS NULL OR (a.status IN :status)) " +
"AND (:title IS NULL OR a.title LIKE cast(:title as text)) " +
"AND (:from IS NULL OR :to IS NULL OR cast(created_at as VARCHAR) >= :from AND cast(created_at as VARCHAR) <= :to)) " +
"ORDER BY :sortByDeadline" +
", CASE WHEN :sortByDeadline THEN a.deadline END DESC " +
", CASE WHEN NOT :sortByDeadline THEN a.created_at END DESC)",
countQuery = "SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT a.id) FROM chores as a INNER JOIN chores_assign_users as b ON a.id=b.chore_id " +
"WHERE a.is_deleted=FALSE " +
"AND a.family_id=:familyId " +
"AND (:userId IS NULL OR (cast(b.user_id as VARCHAR) IN (:userId))) " +
"AND (:status IS NULL OR (a.status IN (:status))) " +
"AND (:title IS NULL OR a.title LIKE cast(:title as text))" +
"AND (:from IS NULL OR :to IS NULL OR cast(created_at as VARCHAR) >= :from AND cast(created_at as VARCHAR) <= :to)) ",
nativeQuery = true)
ArrayList findAlLFilteredByUserAndStatusAndTitleSortedByCreatedAtOrDeadLine(@Param("familyId") int familyId,
@Param("userId") List userId,
@Param("status") List status,
@Param("title") String title,
@Param("sortByDeadline") boolean sortByDeadline,
@Param("from") String from,
@Param("to") String to,
Pageable pageable);
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-26 at 01:01
org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: ERROR: argument of AND must be type boolean, not type record.
The same problem happens to"AND (:status IS NULL OR (a.status IN :status)) "
I think using COALESCE(:status) IS NULL
instead of :status IS NULL
will solve above problem.
QUESTION
Learning JavaScript and HTML coding through my Senior Highschool year. I cannot figure out why this error is occurring for the life of me. Can someone help me with this? Thank you so much!
Assignment for clarity: Using only JavaScript, add a list item to the Calendar that you need to complete from your list of chores.
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-16 at 22:36Change document.tasksRow
to tasksRow
.
Also, use appendChild
to append an element.
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