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QUESTION
I'm currently working with some testing files that will be looking into some records that will provide me some data to be able to do a web search. However, I just want to read a specific input from my file. For the same reason, I added the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 20:57I would probably assign the fixture an alias and call that in the tests and have the execution within the cy.get()
for the fixture. A few things to note with using fixtures: they are only loaded once, even if data changes.
QUESTION
As pictured above, I have two documents in my device-configs collection. The first: device-configs/garagem. Which I'll call document_1. And the second: device-configs/garagem2. Which I'll call document_2.
Whenever the field garagestate (document_2) is false, the value of the field (type map) value.openPercent of document_1 must be 100. Whenever the field garagestate (document_2) is true, the value of the field value.openPercent of document_1 must be 0 Explaining: There is a possibility within the project of the value of document_2 to be changed manually in other Client project. So I need this cloud functions trigger/onUpdate.
Below I present the code I currently have and the issue. Every help is welcome:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-31 at 18:45Every Cloud Function should return a Promise or a value. In your case, you should return the Promise which gets the value from the database, and then subsequently updates the other document.
Also, you should not nest Promises. It is recommended to use Promise Chaining.
UPDATE:
I have added the code after adding Promise chaining and returning the promise in the cloud function. mapOf
is also not required as you can update the object directly.
QUESTION
I am new to electron js
and I am trying to use devtron
. When I use require
in the Electron Browser Window. I face this error
Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined
Please note that I am getting this error when using require in BrowserWindow, not in the code. I have also tried setting nodeIntegration: true,
and contextIsolation: true
in webPreferences
. I have attached the screenshot.
Here is my code of main.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 08:06contextIsolation
is enabled, disable contextIsolation
and nodeIntegration
should work.
QUESTION
This question is similar to this question and this question but could not be solved by their answers.
I am trying to create a simple stream in AWS using kinesis firehose to stream data to s3 buckets. Both stream and bucket are located at us-east-1
as specified at this post.
Then I created an user with all possible inline policies available to kinesis (specially PutRecord). I double checked that the region is the same for the bucket and the stream, and double checked the stream name.
After aws configure
on my computer I have tried to run:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 23:18You are using "kinesis data stream" APIs to ingest record to "kinesis firehose". Thats why you are getting resource not found exception, because it is looking under kinesis data stream resources
Try this one -
QUESTION
I am trying to build a simple frontend page with react bootstrap typeahead library, import from CDN.
Here is the partial code for the frontend:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 06:09The global exposed by the UMD module is ReactBootstrapTypeahead
. So to access AsyncTypeahead
, you need to do
QUESTION
I want to implement an autocomplete field in my navigation bar.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-20 at 13:25Managed to make it work, you just have to update your library to the last version available in the cdn, you're using version 0.10.3
, it should be 0.11.3
.
QUESTION
I'm trying to connect with preload and frame.tsx
But, It isn't working.
frame.tsx
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-20 at 00:42I'm trying searching and asking for a week, finally I find it.
Just add this at frame.tsx.
QUESTION
I'm recently trying out electron 12 with webpack bundler, and lately realized every time It builds a distributable with yarn make
the build's node_module folder is empty.Hence, since I expose some modules through ContextBridge
from preload.js, the app crashes and throws a missing error message.
Regardless, It works after I manually copy the entire node_module folder into it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 22:09The default configuration with electron-forge
and Webpack bundles your main/preload/renderer code.
This has mostly a positive impact:
- More compact distributables without all the cruft that that exists in
node_modules
- If you're using
nodeIntegration: false
there is norequire
in the renderers so bundling the code is a requirement if you want to use dependencies - Faster startup times because:
require
'ing hundreds or possibly thousands of individual files can be slow- Your code is minimised and smaller so less code for Chrome to parse at startup
What are the negatives?
- Not all node.js modules work with bundling
- Native modules are often incompatible with bundling
QUESTION
I'm new to MongoDB and I've been troubleshooting this issue for a while now and I simply can't figure it out. Every guide I follow results in a 404 and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.
Here's my file structure:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 07:12Try to change this line:
QUESTION
So my long-term goal here is to run a function from "main.ts" in parallel with 7 different inputs. There's no shared resources, just a pure function.
As a test, I spun up worker threads that did trivial math operations over and over, and it parallelized perfectly (code shown below).
However, when I so much as require (not run in any way) a function from the main portion of my app, the trivial math operations stop parallelizing.
I'm completely lost on how requiring a file can change thread behavior. Anyone have ideas? I've pasted as much info as I can below.
worker_thread.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 05:00So it turns out that deep in the dependency tree of the file I was requiring, it was reading a large text file from hard disk, which slowed down the worker thread significantly, and made multithreading harder.
Mystery solved. I doubt many other people will have this issue, but in case someone does, hopefully this saved you some time.
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