favs | Tool for capturing all your twitter favs
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A simple node script that goes off to Twitter's favourite API and collects them all in favs.json.
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QUESTION
I have a question in regards with the below,
- Left outer join of two tables who are not connected through Foreign Key.
- Order by the results matched in second table.
- I would like this to be done in LINQ Query method syntax as I am adding lots of conditions depending on the input provided along with skip and limit.
If we have below Product and Favorite tables
So the output that I would like to have is:
meaning with the favorites as part of first set and which are not favorites should be behind them. Below are the tries that I did. I am able to join the tables get the output but not sure how I can make sure that in the first page I get all the favs.
This answer was very near to what I thought but it gets the result and then does the ordering which will not be possible in my case as I am doing pagination and using IQueryable to get less data.
Group Join and Orderby while maintaining previous query
Open to any solutions to achieve the same.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 15:03I would do something like this:
QUESTION
so I have a headless for the static content and I am managing users with firebase and saving the favs articles in a Json file. My Json looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 14:56You need to compare the value (a.id
) against all values of the array (filteredFav
), so instead of equals (==
) you could use includes()
example:
QUESTION
Now I am using a Container to placeholder an image before render. But now I face a problem to make the CircularProgressIndicator center vertically and herizonally. This is what I am doing now:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-22 at 05:10The CircularProgressIndicator in the left top corner because the Container is set up right there by default when you call it, so the CircularProgressIndicator is in the center of the Container which is now on the top left.
So everything you need to do is just wrap the Container which is containing the CircularProgressIndicator with the Center() Widget
QUESTION
This is my CSV sample:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-06 at 04:23Since you are setting keep=False
all duplicates are being dropped on the df.drop_duplicates
method, you need to set keep="first" or "last" in order to keep those duplicate entries.
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 10:25I solved it with a for loop. I check one by one if the product id exists in the favs. If yes it deletes it
QUESTION
Now I am adding a scrollbar to my app, this is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-21 at 09:30You must add the _scrollController
to ListView
You can try this , I hope to help you :
QUESTION
I have file that contains
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-12 at 07:08Try this. It works for me.
QUESTION
I have a code like this I am using flickr-sdk which uses superagent to make all calls.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 14:25QUESTION
I'm trying to query a database for text, use a (sub)query as a "blacklist". The twist: if any of the results from the main query have an identical beginning as any of the results from the subquery, they should be skipped.
A bit of background: I'm building a filebrowser, and using a table of foldernames to maintain the "favorited" state of entries. These favorites are intended to work in a cascading manner, i.e. any paths below a "explicitly" favorited path will be "implicitly" favorited.
Consider the following data:
foldername is_favorite is_implicit_favorite foo/ 1 0 foo/bar/ 1 1 foo/bar/baz/ 0 1 foo/bar2/ 0 1 foo/bar2/baz/ 0 1 foo2/bar/ 0 0 foo2/bar/baz/ 0 0Adding a favorite is easy: all folders below the given path will have their "implicit" state set. But I've found it hard to come up with a simple approach for the opposite - "unfavoriting" a folder. Because here, I want to the query to skip folders that should remain implicitly favorited (in the example above, unfavoriting "foo/" should skip folders below "foo/bar").
I've tried various solutions - the following approach comes close, but unfortunately only works with a single favorited subfolder:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-19 at 14:00If you have a PostgreSQL database, you can use this:
QUESTION
Attempting to make a favorites button, then when clicked will only show favorites for a specific user not show all favorites for all users. My OnClick is hitting my POST correctly, and on the backend when a user favorites a coffee shop it only shows against their profile not anyone else. So I think its just the way im attempting to display this information to the user. I am using React frontend/Rails backend and JWT for Auth.
My Controller
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 20:02If you're saving favorite correctly and it's a joint table between user and cafe, then your index method is not correct.
First, you have two variables, favorite
and favorites
. The first one should actually be this, if you use find_by
:
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