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QUESTION
What I'm trying to do is host a JSON document that will then, essentially, serve as a hosted version of json-server. I'm aware I can do something similar with My JSON Server, but I plan to move my entire architecture to GCP so want to get more familiar with it.
At first I looked into the Storage JSON API, but it seems like that's just for getting data about buckets rather than the items in the buckets itself. I created a bucket called test-json-api
and added a test-data.json
, but there's seemingly no way to access the data in the json file via this API.
I'm trying to keep it as simple as possible for testing purposes. In time, I'll probably use a firestore allocation, but for now I'd like to avoid all that complexity, and instead have a simple GET and a PUT/PATCH to a json file.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-17 at 09:31The Storage JSON API you are talking about are only for getting and updating the metadata and not for getting and updating the data inside the object. Objects inside the Google Cloud Storage bucket are immutable and one way to update them may be to get the object data from Google Cloud Storage bucket within the code, updating it, then uploading it again into the Google Cloud Storage bucket.
As you want to deal with JSON files you may explore using Cloud Datastore or Cloud Firestore. Also if you wish to use Firebase then you may explore Firebase Realtime Database.
QUESTION
I have a selenium python automation test, which calculates Response time and adds it to JSON report. The problem is the code that I have calculates response time as before opening the URL and after it stops the test. I want to calculate the time it takes to load the URL page.
following is my code
test_screenshot.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-25 at 17:31What you need to do is pass the value of the response_time
variable to pytest through a fixture so that it's available to
the pytest_json_modifyreport
hook.
Since I wanted to add multiple timers to an individual test case, my solution to this was to create a new fixture that provides a factory, something like this (though I used a custom object in the factory, I'm guessing/hoping a dictionary like this will work):
QUESTION
I'm experimenting with KSP (Kotlin Symbol Processing) to see what it's capable of and I'm trying to get it working on a Kotlin Multiplatform project. When I only enable kspJvm, it works perfectly, as soon as I enable kspJs as well, it fails with "Collection has more than one element."
I've recreated the issue in this demo github project: https://github.com/janvladimirmostert/observable-demo
In my processor, I have the following config:
build.gradle.kts:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-22 at 11:41Issue has been fixed in https://github.com/google/ksp/issues/744 but I'm not sure if it has been released yet.
QUESTION
I am trying to create an uptime check
alert in Google Cloud Monitoring.
The TARGET
is an HTTPS URL
. This URL
requires some headers and body data.
The HEADER data
is added under "MORE TARGET OPTIONS"
.
But where would the Body data
be added?
The curl command for the request is like
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-10 at 22:02From this Document:
To issue an HTTP POST request for an uptime check, you must create the uptime check by using the Cloud Monitoring API.
The UI won't let you do this.
QUESTION
I'm developing an application with Kotlin/JS and Gradle. I can easily add npm dependencies from the default npm registry with the implementation npm("query-string", "7.0.0")
command.
However, I cannot add an npm dependency from a different npm registry like Github Packages.
I want to add this npm dependency to my project. Without gradle I could just install the dependency by just using the command line and npm install @gitliveapp/firebase-firestore
but this doesn't work with the gradle npm command. I also tried implementation npm("@gitliveapp/firebase-firestore", "0.5.4")
but this produces the following error: Couldn't find package "@gitliveapp/firebase-firestore@0.5.4" required by "project" on the "npm" registry.
.
How can I add npm dependencies with gradle from different registries other than the npm public registry.
build.gradle
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-29 at 10:33Unfortunately, you can't do it via gradle now, see an issue.
But you can create file .npmrc
(or .yarnrc
) in the project root and configure here (https://docs.npmjs.com/configuring-npm/npmrc.html)
Additionally see the documentation:
For example, to use a custom registry for npm packages, add the following line to a file called .yarnrc in the project root:
registry "http://my.registry/api/npm/"
QUESTION
Currently, I have this search tab and these midtabs as shown in the picture.
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
There's a 'Dashboard' tab that you might not be able to see but it is the leftmost tab in the picture, the search window is covering it. When I click on the search options from the dropdown, I redirect to Dashboard tab and show data for Dashboard tab first. When I'm on the Dashboard tab already while search, the application fetches data and reloads itself properly and the new data gets updated for the Dashboard tab. However, if I'm on the Recommendations tab and I click on search, I get redirected to Dashboard tab, data gets fetched but when I then switch to Recommendations tab, even though data gets fetched for Recommendation tabs, it shows a blank area under the Recommendations tab. It's only when I go to another tab and then come back to Recommendations tab is when the data gets fetched and see the data under it. Can anyone let me know what's going wrong? This issue is for all tabs except the dashboard tab.
Actions when it works fine:
- On Dashboard tab and then search for new HCP.
- Gets redirected to Dashboard tab again and data gets rendered properly.
Actions when it works wrong:
- On Recommendations tab (or literally any tab other than Dashboard) and then search for new HCP.
- Gets redirected to Dashboard tab and data gets rendered properly for Dashboard.
- On switching to Recommendations tab, data gets fetched but nothing gets shown. However, on going to some other tab and then coming back to Recommendations tab, data gets fetched and even rendered properly.
Just a little background info, I have a Search component which is a parent component of all these components. I'm maintaining a state inside it which handles tab clicks and based on which tab is clicked on, I render that component. Also, I'm fetching all data inside of those child components like Dashboard, Recommendations, Sales Overview, etc using componentDidMount.
Here is the code for Recommendations component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-03 at 13:07Eventually a very minor problem!
Added the active class for the uppermost div inside Recommendations which solved the problem.
QUESTION
I want to fetch data based on the name of the name of the doctor. On the 1st click on the Sales Overview tab, the component gets mounted and the data is fetched smoothly and I see all the charts get updated. However, when I use the Search button to fetch the data for a new doctor and then click on the Sales Overview tab, I don't see any fetch happening and I continue seeing the data of the previous MD.
Here is a screenshot of the search field and the tabs:
I'm passing the name of the doctor from the parent Search component to the SalesOverview1 child component like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-05 at 14:03Adding a key while passing props to child component did the trick.
QUESTION
I'm currently fetching monthly/quarterly/yearly data in my SalesOverview1 comp based on which tab the user clicks on. After fetching the data, I'm populating the charts which get updated based on the monthly/quarterly/yearly metric. Here are the 3 tabs:
The problem is that after clicking the monthly/quarterly/yearly tab, there is a delay during which the data is being fetched but I'm not able to see a loader even though I have added it in the code.
I'm using a state called loading which by default is set to false, but when a user clicks on the monthly/quarterly/yearly tab, it gets set to true inside the function that I've used. After the api call is done, I set it to false again inside the function. Here is the SalesOverview1 comp:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-31 at 17:09According to the docs of the library you are using the is a visible
prop that probably should be set to true
in order to show the spinner:
QUESTION
Here is my main Search component where I receive data using axios. I get the received data after checking through console.log
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 10:34In your Search render the component is being unconditionally included, so it will be mounted when Search is mounted and will therefore fetch the data.
Without knowing more about the output structure of your app, going just on what you have posted I'm guessing that the tab and the content are both in the SaleOverview component. In which case you need to add an state handler to know if the tab has been clicked and then fetch the data, not in componentDidMount
QUESTION
I am trying to publish my Kotlin multiplatform library to Maven Central via Sonatype. This repository requires me to include a javadoc.jar
file with my artifacts. Unfortunately, the IntelliJ IDEA project wizard and the Kotlin multiplatform docs do not help me do that. When running the Gradle task dokkaJavadoc
(for the official Kotlin documentation tool Dokka), I get the error "Dokka Javadoc plugin currently does not support generating documentation for multiplatform project."
I actually do not need genuine JavaDocs for publishing - an empty javadoc.jar
or one with other docs generated by Dokka would suffice. Since I have been a longtime Maven user and these are my first steps with Gradle, I have no idea how to do that.
build.gradle.kts
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-19 at 20:10This answer is a cross-post from Kotlin Discussions. Credit goes to Lamba92_v2 of the JetBrains Team, who linked his solution in his project kotlingram.
I noticed I had another issue related to publishing: Signatures and POM information where not applied to all modules. But given Lamba92_v2's code I could resolve all publishing-related issues:
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