random-name | javascript生成随机姓名或随机昵称（随机拼接）
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QUESTION
I have created a Static Web App with GitHub in Azure. The app and the API work well, the URL is something like https://[random-name].azurestaticapps.net, and the source is the main branch in GitHub. My problem is that I want to change the name of GitHub's workflow file in the Static Web App configuration from azure-static-web-apps-[random-name].yml to release-build.yml. This is the file that is in the GitHub repo's directory: .github/workflows/.
To recap, I can rename the workflow file I have in GitHub from azure-static-web-apps-[random-name].yml to release-build.yml, but I can't do it in the Static Web App resource in Azure. Where can I rename that config in Azure? I've browsed in the docs and in the configurations but I don't know where to do it.
The pictures attached are my config in Azure and my config in GitHub. Any help is appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 01:38It has been confirmed to be a known issue (link), and might be fixed in later releases.
Currently there is no workaround so you have to keep using the default generated file name.
QUESTION
Is there a way to import the name (or the path) of the random-generated temp folder?
I know about --runtime-tmpdir which only defines the base path, but a random-named folder will still be created in that temp dir.
I see two (hacky) workarounds:
- scan the temp folder and look for a folder that starts with "_MEI"
- have a (uncompiled) script in the package that can be called from main.py and tell its location
But, whats the proper way of doing this? Thanks
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 07:45Update:
Found a better way: getattr(sys, '_MEIPASS', 'NotRunningInPyInstaller')
Old:
Found a way !
The temporary path is added automatically to sys.path by pyinstaller. So it can easily be extracted from there.
QUESTION
I have a file which contains list of URLs and I want to grab the subdomains from them.
List of URLs are:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-07 at 07:09Here is your example file, and how to use sed to get all subdomains:
QUESTION
This hbs file only calls from js file in the else conditional and never calls from the js file in the if conditional. The desired result is so that if the male radio button is checked, a male name is generated when the button is clicked, and a female name is generated when the button is clicked otherwise.
Section of relevant Handlebars file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-11 at 15:37I believe your problem is that the handlebarsjs is evaluated before it is served to the user. So when the use interacts with the page only the else option is there. What you should probably do is have an if/else using JS based on the value of the ratio button.
QUESTION
I'm building a service to upload images with laravel and stored in a aws s3 bucket, this is the function responsible for store image.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-09 at 22:50You are misusing put in your example.
Firstly the first parameter is the path plus filename and you have no filename random logic. The third parameter is options array.
QUESTION
I'm not too familiar with React Js and DeckGL. I am trying to display several objects of the PathLayer class on an interactive map. A single object is displayed without problems, but when there are several, it does not work:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-14 at 01:42path data need one array. if you want viewing many path. change your data
befor
path: [[37.639533, 55.7841708], [37.639533, 55.7842522], [37.6398898, 55.7843533], [37.6399059, 55.7846172]]
after path: [37.639533, 55.7841708, 37.639533, 55.7842522, 37.6398898, 55.7843533, 37.6399059, 55.7846172]
QUESTION
I have a problem with Cypress.io, here is my problem :
I have 4 different test files here :
integration/socle_full_ts_dev/1_register_user.spec.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-24 at 15:53OK i have a solutions of this problem :
In my tests I have :
it('Register ramdom user on Socle', () => {
// test
});
and to solve the problem just convert its into :
it('Validated register first user', function () {
// test
});
I don't know why, but it work !
If anyone knows why i am taker :)
QUESTION
I'm currently translating my style solution based on jss to typescript and I've stumble in the following situation.
Consider my basic setup
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-14 at 16:44I hope this is what you meant:
QUESTION
I'm building a random name generator so that when the website page loads a random name comes up. I'm not that experienced at coding so please bear with me.
I've tried using localStorage and sessionStorage.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-03 at 17:35You can save the generated name in localStorage or sessionStorage before returning for getRandomName function. After storing check if you have the name already available in storage if yes use it else generate the save it to storage and then use it.
QUESTION
I'm nearly new to JavaScript.
I want to make a random-name generator where from a string array I get 5 random names. This works, but I want to add many names, and I want to check that no names are duplicated. Because of that, I wanted to make a textfield where I can write names, and with the button press a for-loop looks after the array index, and with an if-statement. T
his is the html code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-24 at 09:16String has no such method equals. Neither you have defined on its prototype. You could check rather like this:
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