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Has anyone implemented Paddle with Nuxt? Trying to run this within a Nuxt app page (component):

I am creating a tokenization system in Kotlin / JVM that takes in a file and returns each char or sequence of chars as a token. For some reason, whenever I tokenized a string, it finds the second instance of s "string" token before moving onto the next token, or in other words, the tokens are not in order. I think it might have to do with the loop, but I just can't figure it out. I am still learning Kotlin, so if anyone could give me pointers as well, that'd be great! Much appreciated any help.

output of tokens :

According to the project requirements, a set of request data needs to be encrypted using AES-128-GCM, but the encrypted data obtained is always not parsed by the other party.When I use Golang to write the encryption algorithm, the encrypted data can be parsed properly by the other party.

I want to implement cache based on this requirement:

1. When we insert a key with the same value we need to keep the old value
2. When we want to get a key we need we need also to send additional param timestamp which shows us which exactly value to get

So far I did this:

Im kind of new to discord.js, and I'm building a bot for the Winter season. I'm building a feature called !gift, which will let you gift stuff to ppl virtually. ( Not with money or anything). I am using Keyv to store how many gifts each user has received so far. Here is my code -

So I am playing around trying to build an input that I can type and then show only the objects that have matching text. I am getting close but need a little help. I think what I did works but I believe there might be a better way.

So I would expect that a user, in the input could type the following values:

• phone
• email
• firstName
• lastName
• firstName lastName

I think the code I have works for it all, but not sure I like what I did for first and last name. I wonder if I should be using regex instead of what I am doing. Thoughts?

I have a very straightforward grid of buttons to make a keyboard. In this, I want "A" to be halfway in the middle of "Q" and "Z", so instead of 10 columns, which is what I require, I have 20 columns with each key spanning 2 columns. Here is the xml code:

I'm trying to parse the following line: