range.js | JavaScript 's missing range function | Runtime Evironment library

I am in Hawaii. From Angular, I want to send Pacific Standard Time (PST) to C# Net Core API. It will save it in database and save in Pacific Standard Time. (I didn't create the architecture, just noting).

The whole Angular Application date/times are written in reference of PST.

Example goal is to Schedule Date at 4:30PM PST

We learned a bug today, if we send a date "2021-03-17T16:30:00" , our application creates new Date("2021-03-17T16:30:00") in Hawaii Timezone misinterprets. Then C# probably does the right thing, and converts any time to Pacific Local time (TimeZoneInfo.ConvertTime(dateTime, TimeZoneInfo.FindSystemTimeZoneById("America/Los_Angeles")). Thus we incorrectly convert to 7:30PM.

Our API Request Data type is in Date. Would this solution work? however, I feel last 4th line will not account for Daylight savings, or can create issue.

i create an app based on react-admin and a fake server using json-server

my file structure is the following :

I'm using Highcharts' x-range chart module to render a range of multiple values. I have a couple of issues in implementing it.

1. The hover and select states are not having any effect on the chart
2. The legend icon is not showing the color of the data

Code below:

I have been trying to install something from a github repository and run it inside. I used npm install github:openfn/core#v1.0.0 in my project directory which added "core": "github:openfn/core#v1.0.0" to the package.json. However when I try to build the docker container with docker build -t name . I get the following warnings and eventually error :

In my NextJS app, I have node_modules (js files) for themes for certain elements on the page. I want to load only the files I need this based on this.props.theme for the component. How/where would I do this in my component. Basically, if I have a bunch of files for themes:

is it possible to bundle modules to a single minified .js to include in a single tag ? I know it's a different story with server-side js packages, but in my case, it's really intended to be loaded by a browser and I don't want to have multiple http requests.

Here is an over-simplified example, of sub-trees / namespaces that aren't necessarily related together, but ultimately grouped together in a single object:

I am building a chart which will show weather data for the current day, import the data from a JSON file. I would like the X-axis to always be 24 hours in length from the first data point (typically a few minutes past midnight of the current day.

I have figured out how to extract the time of the first data point and how to calculate the value required for 24 hours later.

My problem is how do I assign these values to the variables I am using to set the max x-axis value when the chart loads?

My code is to determine the min and max X-axis values and plot the chart is

I am trying to create a highchart importing data from a JSON file I have on the server. The JSON file is formatted as follows:

Given a directory /fruits with files apple.js, banana.js and orange.js is there an indicator to distinguish between these two pull requests

1. Directory /fruits has files apple.js, banana.js and orange.js removed
2. Directory /fruits is deleted along with apple.js, banana.js orange.js
3. file files apple.js, banana.js, and orange.js have their content completely wiped but the file remains (empty file)

I'm currently looking at a PR where the directory was was removed along with its contents but in my experience it looks identical to a PR where the files contents would have been removed.