surly | Node.js AIML interpreter | Interpreter library

For an ajax query, is there any time constraint for server to respond? if yes how can i set this time? this should be happen in javascript , front end , where if a problem happen and server does not respond an error is occurred . In my code , By this URL , a function execute and some operations are done . Surly these operations have no problem but take a long time , and message "error is occurred" is shown . `

I have been trying to insert values into a table with the following code:

I try to GET data from the response with Retrofit but I'm getting the null value. if I toast the response it is always null but the response is shown in the log but it is not loaded into the Recyclerview

please help me this task is for Interview

My Response Link: https://bikewise.org:443/api/v2/locations/markers?proximity=45.521728%2C-122.67326&proximity_square=100

My Actuall Response

When I create Web Components the default size is 0x0, despite containing elements.
For example here my element is 0x0:

But when I hover over the button contained within then you can see the button does have a width and height:

So my question is how can I make the custom element the same size as the child element?
Why does this happen?
I suspect it is due to the shador DOM and , but surly there must be a trick to give the custom element the correct height?

Many thanks

I am studying this Functional Interface subject, and I studies how to use the pre-defined functional interfaces: Predicate and Function.

So I created several implementations:

I have some code that finds all the elements, let's call them FB posts, that have a certain XPath.

Then I loop through these in a for-loop. Say there are 20 of these.

For each of these 20 elements. They have another element, let's call it a like button, inside of them.

So as I iterate through the FB posts. I should be able to select any FB post element. Then search for the Like button inside it. Via its xPath

I am struggling to create a function that takes a timestamp in ms from JSON and to convert it to a human-readable format. I attempted alert(Date(jsonData.timestamp).toISOString()), which resulted in "Date(...).toISOString is not a function".

But in the example for timeformating that I had looked up it worked, soon enough I noted that the pattern to be used is let myDate=new Date(...); alert(myDate.toISOString()). I tried and got an Invalid Date. So for some reason Date() and new Date() interpret the arguments differently.

I thought maybe the value I get from JSON which is a string should be passed in as a Number when I do that I end up with two different dates:

Following the trivial code example below copied directly from https://nodejs.org/api/zlib.html#zlib_zlib, will result in a corrupt gzip file if the input text file contains newline characters!

When unzipping the resulting file from the terminal using unzip input.txt.gz I get the following error (unzipping by double clicking the file in Finder will yeild a similar error):

End-of-central-directory signature not found. Either this file is not a zipfile, or it constitutes one disk of a multi-part archive. In the latter case the central directory and zipfile comment will be found on the last disk(s) of this archive.

What am I missing? Surly you must be able to compress text files that contain newline characters?!

I use Mac OS 10.15.3 with node 12.14.1.

input.txt (tried to insert a trailing newline character, but it does not make a differance):

so i have this code that won't compile.