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I fell into the "so many folders" trap and am finding it very difficult to track all of my Knex queries in the controllers folder. Just to give you an idea - I have over 140 different js files only with queries.
Here's a sample of my CONTROLLERS folder to give you an idea of how messy it is:
- queries
- standard
- getOpenProjects.js
- getClosedProjects.js
- createNewProjects.js
- getProjectsChart.js
- getClosedProjectsChart.js
- ... (41 more files)
- charts
- lineChartOfTechs.js
- delayedTechs.js
- overallPie.js
- ... (11 more files)
- tasks
- getTasksByTech.js
- delayedTasks.js
- tasksColumnTask.js
- ... (35 more files)
As you can see, I TRIED to keep it within folders but as I coded along - I just named it into files for reference. It's getting tiring searching through each folder for the exact file I need.
I tried to use Bookshelf JS but there's so many complex left joins - I eventually gave up and went back to KnexJS. Some of the answers from Bookshelf's channel eventually told me to use the Bookshelf Knex RAW command. I figured - if I'm going back to Knex - I might as well stick with it rather than adding another module.
Anyhow -- the question is - How do I structure this properly so I can easily find what I'm looking for? How would you do it in your project? Is there any good organization tool to save queries or Knex code?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-15 at 13:20We use objection.js on top of knex
as an ORM (objection uses knex as its query builder and for migrations) and mostly write our queries directly in our controllers (I know, some people considers this as heretic).
Since most of the queries are just used once, there is no use to wrap everyone of them to some separate function. It just makes refactoring and changing the code harder and may end up with badly named query function if some later change modify query meaning, but function name is not fixed etc.
So for simple and one-time queries we do directly this:
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I am trying to use the example from the following: https://bl.ocks.org/anilnairxyz/a51393d7c51342abe8d4e3f4cbab7ae1
I have modified the example with simple tweaks to get it landed in the Django framework. Here is the template code:
temp.html
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Answered 2018-Dec-04 at 08:52In this piece:
QUESTION
I have developed one webpage to show multiple charts. It is based on drop down menu selection. For example, if I select line then Line chart should appear in the container, if I select dual axis chart, it should appear in the same container. But while creating synchronized chart. I am facing one problem. It seems that the charts are being created, but they are not getting appended to container. Please help me out.
My code is as follows:
SynchronizedChart.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-24 at 16:33I solved the problem by separating creation of HighCharts and appending to the existing container. Please refer below code for reference:
QUESTION
I have 3 map variables created by Java which are passed as 3 Scala variables to my Playframework's scala.html page.
This scala.html passes them to three global Js variables, which are then interpreted by GoogleCharts (Javascript).
Using one of the global variables in isolation displays a chart as expected, but two or three means no graph will show.
I know that global variables are bad practice, and I can see why. What is the simplest way to pass in these 3 scala variables to JS?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-05 at 12:52It works when I declare the global variable from outside the function (I had it just inside the function before, which did work with just one variable, but stopped working with two or more).
What I have now looks like this:
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