helloele | Simple Group file sharing with file-index | Command Line Interface library
kandi X-RAY | helloele Summary
kandi X-RAY | helloele Summary
A simple file copy tool from command prompt(terminal) using file-index No more copy pasting or remembering long file urls. You can upload download files with commands like. You can also find this doc on This will return a file-number example : 421 . To download this file using file-number.
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QUESTION
I'm getting a strange warning in VSCode( 1.44.0-insider ) with Angular9 in creating Angular Elements:
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Answered 2020-Mar-12 at 12:59It seems it will be fixed with the next release: https://github.com/angular/angular/pull/35864
You can already test it for your project by updating to the next release (9.1.0-next.4).
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My plan is to have a html call a react component (to test the react component, so the 1st thing i'm trying is a react class.
This is my the react file
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Answered 2020-Feb-15 at 01:04Samuel already wrote it in his comment... you need to put the
As you use React.createElement instead of JSX you also don't need Babel so far.
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I'm trying to observe changes in a custom element's attributes. Unfortunately all of the documentation I can find for custom elements (which is next to nothing) is written in JS, and I don't know how to convert some of this code into CoffeeScript.
The JS:
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Answered 2019-Jun-28 at 09:14class HelloElement extends HTMLElement
@observedAttributes: ['name']
attributeChangedCallback: (attr, oldValue, newValue) ->
console.log("attr #{ attr } changed from #{ oldValue } to #{ newValue }")
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To define a custom web component, we can extend an ES6 class to get access to the element's lifecycle reactions.
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Answered 2017-Aug-18 at 02:58Based on your comments I assume you mean ES6 syntax, and are allowing ES6-defined functions that Custom Elements-supporting browsers also support.
To simulate the default ES6 constructor that calls super(), we can use Reflect.construct to invoke the HTMLElement constructor but using the prototype from our HelloElement consutrctor.
For inheritance, you need to set the .prototype of the HelloElement constructor to an instance of HTMLElement and define methods and properties on that. It's conventional to use use Object.create() to create a non-functional dummy instance without invoking the constructor here.
You can use Object.defineProperty to define your static getter for observedAttributes, but it will usually just be a static list and you can simply set HelloElement.observedAttributes to an array of attribute names instead.
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Hi I'm trying to execute a basic polymer program. Getting the below exception at step var el = new HelloElement();. Also the element itself is not attached to the page.
Exception
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Answered 2017-Jun-13 at 07:53Try using the new class syntax as below:
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