blog.js | A blogging framework for node.js | Blog library
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Released under a standard MIT/BSD license (take your pick). This document talks about how to use the framework evolved through the development of this blogging engine. There are two goals for this project. The first of which is to develop a blogging engine mature enough for my personal use, and perhaps is good enough for many others as well. The second goal is to provide a standard demonstration of how to develop a full-fledged web application using node.js. To use the framework, please include the following line in your application: require(./b);.
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QUESTION
I have been trying to create a search bar all day. I finally found this guide which seemed ok: https://blog.jscrambler.com/add-a-search-bar-using-hooks-and-flatlist-in-react-native/. I followed it through using my own API and I am not getting any errors exactly, but the code in this tutorial seems unfinished.
Here is what I have:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 19:39Please update
data={fullData}
to
data={query ? data : fullData}
in flat list props. That should display your filtered data whenever search query updated.
QUESTION
I am trying to render nested lists with vue components. My approch so far is to create two compontens: One component to render the 'Blog' posts and one component to render the comments. The 'Blogs' are rendering just fine, but the whole 'comments' are missing. I get no errors other than a warning, that I should the lists should have explicit keys. Can someone explain why the 'comments' are not rendering?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-31 at 18:49Have a look below. To add unique keys to your blogs and comments use:
QUESTION
I am using Django 3.2
I am trying to integrate a blog app that has a slightly convoluted directory structure for its static assets. Here is the relevant part of the tree:
Blog app static assets directory structure ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-13 at 10:48Without specifics of the model, I'm going to assume that this is an ImageField for which the app provides a static default.
In this case, the correct way to code it in a template is:
QUESTION
I'm setting blog pagination in Gatsby like this:
gatsby-node.js
File:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-03 at 15:12If you want to keep the title
you just need to remove the condition and leave the component like:
QUESTION
I am using GatsbyJS & gatsby-source-wordpress on my site. Is it somehow possible to skip both front page and blog page that has been assigned in reading settings on my WordPress site during the creation of pages?
During research I found a WordPress plugin wp-graphql-homepage by Ash Hitchcock which returns a Page type of the homepage and page for post page set under the reading settings. However, still not quite sure if that should be used to accomplish what I am trying to?
I also found I can query for isPostsPage and isFrontPage. Maybe once I have those, I can chain filter onto allWpPage.nodes when about to run createPages.
e.g., allWpPage.nodes.filter(node => !node.isFrontPage || !node.isPostsPage).map(... ? Just not quite sure how?
The reason why I want to skip front page and post page is because I do have a index.js and blog.js placed in src/pages. Because of this, I do get a error during page creation when running gatsby develop:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-25 at 16:47Almost had it! I had to use isPostsPage and isFrontPage as written in OP. I could then make it skip frontpage and postpage by using eg !node.isfrontPage. My final gatsby-node which works and solves the issue:
QUESTION
First I'm gonna present the code I have and then explain the problem:
I'm having this on my gatsby-node.js
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-18 at 08:31Your dynamic posts are being created at localhost:8000/:post-slug
not under /blog/:post-slug
because of:
QUESTION
I'm learning MERN stack development, when I tried to connect the database through .env file, everything was working fine. Here is how my database string looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-18 at 06:34While I don't agree that each type of document should get an entire database I will explain how to handle this case.
mongoose
handles connections at the db
level, While Mongodb allows a single connection to have multiple databases this is not the case here.
This means you'll have to create another mongoose
instance and connect to the other database. This also means you can just do require('mongoose')
anymore for the none default connection as this would be a different mongoose
instance. I recommend creating a singleton that will serve the connection on demand to deal with this.
I will also add that mongoose
is VERY inconvenient for this use case, I recommend you reconsider the actual need for another database.
QUESTION
I want to add a new item(title, content, author) under "blogs" in JSON. But I'm new to this. I don't know how to improve that. My current progress is that it will create a new array rather than fill in the "blogs". This my PHP code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-21 at 15:55As @ADyson pointed out, the only thing that needs to change is how you add new data into an array.
QUESTION
I am trying this : https://nextjs.org/learn/basics/data-fetching/implement-getstaticprops but I have created a new component instead of directly adding to index.js file.
While what is given in the tutorial works for me, if I try using a separate component, getStaticProps
or getInitialProps
returns undefined as the props.
I am adding this question as I have wasted three days to understand the root cause of it and still not able to debug it.
Answer to this question didn't worked for me: Getting props as undefined in component returned from getStaticProps
Here is my code:
_app.js
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 14:06getStaticProps
is only allowed on a page.
Your Blog
component has a getStaticProps
but it is imported from '../components/Blog'
. It should be in the pages
folder.
QUESTION
I'm building this news website which takes input the news topic (that the user wants to see), fetches data from an api and renders them. But when I dispatch the action, the user inputted topic doesn't reach searchBlog.js. See below for clarity.
All the import/export works fine, I've tested them.
The SearchBar component from where the action is called
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-18 at 04:27You're getting this issue due to the fact you are calling an Asynchronous Function inside a Synchronous Function.
An immediate fix is to ammend your handleSubmit method:
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