rial.js | a tiny JavaScript library for money and currency formatting | Code Quality library

I hope you guys are doing good in this pandemic time and spare some time to help me out.

I am trying to filter the data based on the drop-down selections of a drop-down list. Here I will get the data from the JSON input.

Here in the Filing Date, I have selected 06/30/2022 so for this date the below region offices are available.

So if I change the date to any another date like 07/30/2022 it is showing only 2 region offices

And if we expand the + icon it should display the values like below. That is the requirement and I am done with writing the code for expanding collapse functionality.

However, I am not sure how I need to bind the data associated with the date and display below. Here is the code I have written

I am developing a weighing application, which reads Serial port data and displays on the client. I got the NodeJS script for reading the serial port,

my serial.js , this gives me the weight from my weighing machine as a stream

The axis label for a time and the data point on the graph don't line up, see picture for best explanation

Anyone know how to fix this?

I am doing a practice project where I have a dummy JSON containing products, I want to display it as a drop-down.. but as soon as I select an element it runs into an infinite rending loop...

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I'm using this code to claim the use of the serial-2-USB device. It shows up and I can query the info about it, ie. "connected to USB2.0-Serial VID: 6790 PID: 29987" (CH34x from Qinheng). To be clear, I use the winUSB driver (downloaded with zadig-2.5.exe, Windows 10) and have uninstalled the original drivers.

I get the received data as dataview but when I do the decode it comes out gibberish. And I see that the array length pretty much corresponds to what I know my ESP8266 is posting over the serial port.

Example of decoded data: �(#���D"D�T�b�!A#7mP�R�N����#�m93aw9 ½�d-K��b��BF+3ѡ��kag1�R�#��#!!r����g�!d��a��谛oa��399�}��1D�#��'99�����9�����'99���'99����@@譛

I get the data as Uint8Arrays but even if I try to make my own parser the same gibberish is the end result. Do I need to care about USB stuff as in start bits, ack bits etc. etc.? All the example code out there just do a text decoder and that's it.

serial.js + index.html

I see other answers, but I still do not understand what initializing javascript means and how I am supposed to add the javascript part to my HTML page? If I want to include this modal in my HTML page:

I'm using a custom Native Base style theme as described in this link.

https://docs.nativebase.io/Customize.html#theaming-nb-headref Imports:

I want to create a loader in Next.js which uses Webpack underhood it's next.config.js config file that will load Blog.js for /blog route & Tutorial.js for /tutorial route.

The MDX data is in pages/ directory. pages/ contains blog/ & /tutorial which have their own .mdx files.

My folder structure is as follows:

I am running iOS 13.7 on an iPhone and all the three.js examples I tried (including the ones on fat lines and orbit controls) work flawlessly on my mobile device.

However, I do not seem to be able to get my own code running on mobile, see the source code and the uploaded website for reference. It works on both Edge and Chrome on my Windows computer.

This answer suggested adding "use strict"; to all .js files, which I did even for the imported modules, but to no avail.

Any ideas or hints on what could be breaking my JavaScript code for mobile?

This how the modules were included in hopf.js: