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Get tints and shades of a CSS color. The lightness or darkness of a color is called its value. Tints are light values that are made by mixing a color with white, which increases lightness. Shades are dark values that are made by mixing a color with black, which reduces lightness.
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I have an AWS DynamoDb table called AccountXX which stores items with a JSON structure as:
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Answered 2021-Feb-04 at 11:05Found and fixed the problem. The issue was not with the DynamoDB query or parameters construct. The root cause was the problem with the Lambda passing the POST request body and the handler incorrectly handling it. The handler was missing a JSON.parse(event.body) and hence loginToken was a string. Therefore loginToken.email was evaluating to empty causing the query to fail.
BTW, I found Amazon NoSQL Workbench tool that was mentioned in an answer to another similar question to be very helpful in exploring queries and autogenerating them using the UI. I used that to ensure that the query parameters were syntactically correct and then was able to find the root cause after some troubleshooting.
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I built a blog with Gatsby and Tailwind using markdown for blog posts. When querying the data using graphql, I can't get any of the images to display. My images are stored within the src/ directory in an images/ folder. My posts are inside of a pages/ folder within that same directory. At one point the site displayed ALL of the images including the ones in markdown, but wouldn't work when deployed to Netlify. I've gotten the site to deploy, but now none of my images are showing and I've tried everything to get them back. I've also tried using gatsby-image (fixed and fluid) and still nothing.
This is my first project with gatsby, markdown, and graphql. Currently, the deployed site nikkipeel.netlify.app shows the proper path on the blog page for posts when inspected using devtools (../images/example.jpg), but still no image actually displays. 🤷♀️
Github repo: gatsby-blog
project structure:
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Answered 2021-Feb-01 at 14:08As you can see in the documentation, the when dealing with markdown plus images, the paths should be relative to the markdown file itself so:
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So I got this code that is supposed to sort a dictionary within a json file alphabetically by key:
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Answered 2021-Jan-05 at 18:50You are using the strings infile and outfile in your json calls, you need to use the file description instance, that you get using as keyword
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The only similar question I have found is this one but I can't see how would I have caused a circular dependancy in this case:
I have a file exporting constants like so:
(choices array version is for using in Select inputs and the other one secures from typing errors in condition checks)
payments.constants.js
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Answered 2020-Dec-17 at 18:27Ok, in the end it was really a circular dependancy but a really complicated one because of a long chain of files imports. Something like:
QUESTION
Console.log(values) returns "[object Object]" instead of logging the array.
This is my code:
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Answered 2020-Nov-29 at 08:38Looking at:
JSON.stringify(FileLib.write("MinotaurLoot", "values.json", values));
JSON.stringify() should either be removed as you're not storing the returned stringified version of your Object anywhere or do something like:
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I'm working on building a ML model using TensorFlow JS. New to JS and ML. I have a working model that makes decent predictions. However when I save the model and load it into a client side UI I also need the original min/max values to normalise to the same amount (I think this is right otherwise I won't be getting the same prediction as the values would be different). I've tried bringing the min/max back as individual tensor values and bringing back the full tensor to then be able to loop through and find the min/max. I've also tried hard coding the min max as a number and as an object.
I can see the tensor but can't access min or max. This means I end up with a NaN error when trying to predict. I am new to this and guessing its something very obvious I'm missing. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Slowly losing the plot trying to work out where I've gone wrong.
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Answered 2020-Sep-20 at 20:41Your JSON file contains the tensor metadata, but not the data itself. In downloadJ, instead define values by
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I want to test the value that will be shown in the Paragraph element. So in order to do that I want to pass the value as a parameter in jest testing and then check if the paragraph contains the same value. When I render the component and console log that out (check image below). I will get a list of objects. But how can I access to the right data-testid and from there get the content to see if that matches with the props value.
If there is a cleaner way to do that then let me know too!
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Answered 2020-Aug-01 at 16:03Ciao, here a working example (I used a generic TestComponent and instead of Paragraph span but it's the same).
The example applied for your component could be something like:
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I have a function that sees what card is in a player's hand and will add to their score depending on the card in their hand. I have all the card values stored in a JSON file. I have code this so far:
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Answered 2020-Jul-13 at 20:17I will admit I am not very familiar with json files. However if the json file is not a necessity you could just store the data in another .py file (Cards.py for example).
Also, because you are using python, you would be better off making a Card class and make Card objects.
This is what it would look like:
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I'm trying to learn how to use Formik and Yup to validate an input(text) form field. I've follwed the standard approach by Jared Palmer and it worked great straight out of the box.
When it comes to doing something a little more component driven, I'm having a tough time achieveing the same level of valdation and I just can't work out where I'm going wrong?
Yup doesn't seem to be able to identify my Form Model and won't validate the input field as required ...
I'm thinking that I've actually messed up the Initial Values or I'm not providing them in the right shape that Yup is looking for, but any assitance here would be amazing, this is driving mad...
I have an example sandbox up and running here > >
https://codesandbox.io/s/building-multi-step-form-with-formik-yup-vjzpk
Form Model (components/CheckoutPage/FormModel/checkoutFormModel.js):
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Answered 2020-Jun-24 at 19:03What happens where is that your yup validation will validate an object like
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First, here's the live application I'm working on as a study: turbo_synth
I'm making it using VueJS, however, I believe the issue is unrelated to Vue.
The issue: It all works fine and dandy, except when trying to play certain combinations of notes, for example, try playing the keys Q, W, and then 2. You'll notice the last note isn't being played and not even shown as pressed, while you could play Q, W, E, R and Y at the same time. So it doesn't seem like there is a limit, as I thought previously?
The code: I'm using vue-keypress to easily handle the key events globally.
Template part
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Answered 2020-Jun-23 at 01:43There's nothing wrong with your code, and there's nothing you can do to fix it — this is a hardware limitation on many keyboards.
First, imagine the keyboard laid out as a rectangular grid (in other words, 1, Q, A, and Z are in the same column, even though they're usually not directly above one another).
The limitation is that no three keys that form three corners of a rectangle can be recognized at the same time. If you hold down two keys in a row, then a third key can't be in the same column as either of the first two. If you hold down two keys in a column, then a third key can't be in the same row as either of the first two. If you hold down Q and Z, then any key on the row starting with A will work fine, but W, E, X, C, etc. will all be locked out.
Alternatively, some machines might give you "ghost" keypresses at the fourth corner of the rectangle — holding down Q and Z and pressing E will register a keypress for E, but also one for C at the same time, even though nobody pressed C.
All of this has to do with the way keyboards are built electronically, and there's nothing you can do about it in software. There are some keyboards that don't have this limitation, but you can't count on your users to have them.
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