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JS Storage is a plugin that simplifies access to storages (HTML5), cookies, and namespace storage functionality and provides compatiblity for old browsers with cookies!. Functionalities: * To store object easily, encode/decode it with JSON automatically * Ability to define namespace and use it as a specific storage * Magic getter and setter to have access at an infinite object level with one call * Add js-cookie (and manage your cookies with this API.
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QUESTION
I have a Google Cloud Storage bucket with the following CORS configuration:
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Answered 2020-Nov-09 at 15:53Notice that as stated on the public documentation you shouldn't specify OPTIONS in your CORS configuration and notice that Cloud Storage only supports DELETE, GET, HEAD, POST, PUT for the XML API and DELETE, GET, HEAD, PATCH, POST, PUT for the JSON API. So, I believe that what you are experiencing with the OPTIONS method should be expected behavior.
QUESTION
I need some guidance. My Azure function (written in node.js) will convert some random text to speech and then upload the speech output to a Blob. I will like to do so without using an intermediate local file. BlockBLobClient.upload method requires a Blob, string, ArrayBuffer, ArrayBufferView or a function which returns a new Readable stream, and also the content length. I am not able to get these from the RequestPromise object returned by call to TTS (As of now I am using request-promise to call TTS). Any suggestions will be really appreciated.
Thank you
Adding a code sample that can be tested as "node TTSSample.js" Sample code is based on
Azure Blob stream related code shared at https://github.com/Azure-Samples/azure-sdk-for-js-storage-blob-stream-nodejs/blob/master/v12/routes/index.js
Azure Text to speech sample code at https://github.com/Azure-Samples/Cognitive-Speech-TTS/tree/master/Samples-Http/NodeJS
Replace appropriate keys and parameters in the enclosed settings.js
I am using node.js runtime v12.18.3
Input text and the output blob name are hard coded in this code sample.
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ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-10 at 06:14Regarding the issue, please refer to the following code
QUESTION
I am using ts in one of my project and I am kinda of beginner here:
I have something like this
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Answered 2020-Jun-14 at 10:05In your case you can skip the interface and declare the member variables in the class directly. You can import the Bucket class from the library and use it your class:
QUESTION
I'm following this example: https://github.com/googleapis/nodejs-storage/blob/master/samples/generateV4SignedPolicy.js
My only changes were:
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Answered 2020-May-13 at 19:34I had this last working on Monday, May 11. I think they updated the API to not add the bucket to the list of fields automatically. Fix is simple, just add the bucket to the list of fields on creation.
QUESTION
In my deployment, I would like to use a Persistent Volume Claim in combination with a config map mount. For example, I'd like the following:
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Answered 2020-Apr-19 at 14:08Since you didn't give your use case, my answer will be based on if it is possible or not. In fact: Yes, it is.
I'm supposing you wish mount file from a configMap in a mount point that already contains other files, and your approach to use subPath is correct!
When you need to mount different volumes on the same path, you need specify subPath or the content of the original dir will be hidden.
In other words, if you want to keep both files (from the mount point and from configMap) you must use subPath.
To illustrate this, I've tested with the deployment code below. There I mount the hostPath /mnt that contains a file called filesystem-file.txt in my pod and the file /mnt/configmap-file.txt from my configmap test-pd-plus-cfgmap:
Note: I'm using Kubernetes 1.18.1
Configmap:
QUESTION
My Firebase Storage getSignedUrl() download links work for a few days, then stop working. The error message is
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-07 at 20:22The maximum duration of a Google Cloud Storage Signed URL is 7 days. But it can also be shorter. Never longer. I guess the Firebase Storage has the same limit.
QUESTION
I am having my first play with Google Cloud Storage from within AWS Lambda and also locally on my laptop. I have the Environment Variables set in Lambda using
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS
However, when I try and upload the demo.txt file within the zip I get
'bucketName' has already been declared
I have created the bucket in Google Cloud and also Enabled the API. Can anyone help fix the code? (mostly taken from Google Cloud docs anyway)
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Answered 2019-Mar-09 at 16:51You have a conflict for bucketName:
you're getting it as argument to
uploadFile:
QUESTION
I'm getting a 403 SignatureDoesNotMatch error when trying to load a url generated through:
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Answered 2019-Jan-18 at 00:54Seems that despite the doc's claim of Content-Type headers being optional, they are not. As suggested by this SO post and this github issue, adding contentType to the getSignedUrl options argument fixes the issue:
QUESTION
There's not much on the firebase documentation explaining how to upload files with a path when using the firebase admin sdk for google cloud storage.
I've looked at firebase's documentation and it specifies that I can create a bucket and that I should refer to google clouds documentation for further help.
Then they also show how to create another storage bucket plus links leading to API Reference Documentation, which again shows you how to create another storage bucket, but at least this time there is a table of code examples to refer from. The files link at the table shows a repo example that has
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Answered 2018-Jul-06 at 16:46Please refer to the API documentation for the upload() method. You can see that upload takes a second parameter called "options" to describe the upload. The options object may have a property called destination to describe where the file should be uploaded.
(string or File)
The place to save your file. If given a string, the file will be uploaded to the bucket using the string as a filename. When given a File object, your local file will be uploaded to the File object's bucket and under the File object's name. Lastly, when this argument is omitted, the file is uploaded to your bucket using the name of the local file or the path of the url relative to it's domain.
So, you can use it like this:
QUESTION
i want to push an object to an array(last called objects) and store this array to localstorge. this array fills every call with new objects. If an objects still exist in the array, the older one will be replaced.
My code so far:
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Answered 2017-Jul-25 at 10:44in your case objects = [] will fail to store it to localStorage change it to objects = {}.
test it
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