favicon.js | Given a HTML5 canvas return an ICO formatted favicon | Icon library
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Favicon.js is a lightweight library that allows you to create ICO and PNG formatted favicons from a canvas element.
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This is a fairly firefox specific issue it seems... not sure ofc! (but I tested in chrome, and it works, whereas i get garbled canvas data in firefox)
In short, I wanted to dynamically insert an emoji to the favicon, leading me on a small journey through rendering an emoji to a canvas (dynamically), reading that canvas thru .toDataURL()
, and finally setting the favicon href to point to that "url". Problems arose when reading the canvas data!
I read stuff here https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1376865 about this feature being implemented, but they also seem to mention "canvas permissions"... they're not referring to the Permissions API right? (i looked here https://w3c.github.io/permissions/#permission-registry), and there's no such thing :(
I've encountered various internet hearsay about canvas being added to the Permissions API, but I haven't found anything concrete... do I give up on this? is this coming in the future?
I have no "user input" on my page, so adding this in retrospect just to trigger the pop-up asking for permission seems... hacky!
If you go to a page like http://www.faviconer.com/ where you can draw your favicon, you'll see what I mean. Firefox shows a pop-up on "user input triggered canvas data access", but chromium seems to just allow it outright.
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...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 09:35ok, turns out it's my CanvasBlocker plugin (even though I specifically whitelisted my own domain?... tested on vanilla FF and it works!)
QUESTION
I tried to add a recipe to favourites using Redux with React Native. If I use the state in the favicon.js this works fine but does not work with Redux.
This is my favicon.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-25 at 06:30Try to get whole state of redux instead of state.favids and wherever you want to use that state you can access it like props.state.favids :
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I have a reducer in my react native app which ideally should check the state and return if the recipe has been favourited or not. I've tried to create a reducer to return if isFav is true or false for a recipe object in the state. If the recipe is not found in the state it should return false.
I've hit a brick wall trying to figure out how to write the reducer. This is what I have so far.
This is my favids.js reducer
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 17:46If I understand your issue correctly, it's due to a misunderstanding about Redux. You are looking for a selector, not an action handled by a reducer.
Redux is nothing but a big, fancy object. Reducers modify the object's properties. Actions tell the reducers how to do that. Selectors return those properties to you.
You can remove the TOGGLE action and the case in your reducer with the same name. Then you'd create a selector like the following:
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I am fairly new to Rails using realfavicongenerator.net to produce favicons for my Rails 5.0.3 application on my Windows machine. realfavicongenerator.net seems like the way to go - producing many favicons instead of the one-at-a-time approach.
I appear to have generated the favicons correctly: My project folder shows a "Your generated favicon_files" folder at the same level as the "app" folder. It also shows a "Your generated favicons.html" file.
I had originally placed the favicon.json file under the project folder/config
, but changed it to app/assets/config/favicon.json
after I realized my mistake. (realfavicongenerator.net doesn't specify which config folder to use.)
Now I am getting an error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-12 at 09:03By convention, when talking about a Rails application, config
, app
, etc... refer to the root of your project. So if you are working in /home/me/my_super_rails_app
, the config
directory is actually /home/me/my_super_rails_app/config
, while app/assets
actually means /home/me/my_super_rails_app/app/assets
.
favicon.json
should be in config
(not in app/assets/config
).
The favicon partial should be in app/views/application
. In other words, app/views/application/_favicon.html.erb
should exists.
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