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I have a fetch request for my sample application, that receive a json. I've mapped this json and i can potentially display over 100 elements with a single request.

The problem is that i want to implement a load more button to make the page more simple to read and load (for example i want to display 20 items, and other 20 if the load more button is triggered).

Here is my sample request in a reproducible demo: https://jsfiddle.net/0mc3gn9f/

How can i implement a load more button in vanilla js?

I have a simple routing system using hash router in my react app. I have a MainDisplay that Links to the route /assets/id. I also have a component called Trending that Links to the same route /assets/id. The link in MainDisplay works perfectly, but the link in Trending does not. The link for Trending changes the URL when I click on it but doesn't send me to the proper page until I refresh.

The trending component is being rendered by another component called CryptoInfo, which holds information based on the id I got from MainDisplay. Can someone help me understand why my routing isn't working in the Trending component?

I have been using github actions for quite sometime but today my deployments started failing. Below is the error from github action logs

I'm learning how to build chrome extensions with manifest v3, what I'm trying to do is the following

In my extension background.js (service worker) I want to do this:

• connect to WebSocket to get data updates
• reconnect to the Websocket when service-worker wake up
• those are tasks to get data updates from a WebSocket and update the badge text and send notifications.

I need to do these tasks while not relying on having a port open with the popup or a content script.

I'm using Chrome Alarms to wake up the service worker

it may sound weird that I have to reconnect every time the service worker wakes up considering chrome is shutting the service worker down like every 15s or less once I close the extensions dev tools (which makes me cry blood) but it is better than sending XHR periodically using Chrome alarms, which would result in a lot more requests being sent to an API, so reconnecting to the Websocket seems less problematic.

I'm having a super hard time debugging my service worker (background script) in my chrome extension. The problem is when I have dev tools open the service worker will NEVER go inactive, and what I'm trying to do is identify when the SW wakes up to perform tasks, super-duper weird because I need dev tools open to debugging...

how do you debug an extension SW without devtools open?

do you/anyone reading this have any recommendations/thoughts on what I want to do with this extension and the pain process for debugging the SW?

here is the code I have for the background.js

Ok, I think I am doing the promise wrong. I have 2 problems:

• The results inside the class is working not problem. but when I retaive it at app.js it is showing as a promise.

• The results inside the classrooms should be more than one row/object but it is only giving me one result

I am able to get the output I want inside the class, but in the following app.js I get this when I try to retraive the results values : Promise {}

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I'm working on a small project with BlitzJS. I'm fetching some data but I keep getting this Typescript issue:

For the following df, if none of type with all NA or NA_real_, the following code works:

After a bit of wrangling, I've got a dataframe that sort of looks like how it needs to be, with rows representing days of the week, and columns as weeks as they progress. I'd like to present each day as a timeseries plot, almost like a sparkline - but not sure how to do it.

(Here's my original question and thinking: How to create a multiindex chart in Pandas that combines categories and numericals)

The data as it stands:

Based on question from this this link: