camo | A class-based ES6 ODM for Mongo-like databases

chart looks like below from THIS GIF (image taken from https://github.com/RafalWilinski/express-status-monitor)

Like the gif above in the chart there is a description of the update time. And the data I want to use is from api.

Might be able to use chartjs and socket.io. How to implement it?

I am making a game that uses a hover card to show the cost of the upgrade. The hover card shows up on the bottom, but I need it to show up on the right of the button. Please help!

I'm attempting to parse out a fairly nested XML file. I've spent the last few hours trying to find a solution with no luck. I'm not sure if the issue is with namespaces, or needing to findall within the loop.

I am able to extract the higher level elements but the deeper nested elements are not being extracted. I am looking to export Part_number, manufacturer_name, name, Product and Retail to a df.

XML sample here (there isn't perfect uniformity across all submissions, some missing fields):

So I've made this ul with a list of li in. In each li, are there some div with text and images in. I have a problem where my text and images aren't in a line anymore, and I can't seem to fix it.

Just to show my problem I've set style="width: 100px;", because I'm trying to get something like this, even though this is on:

I have created a form for entering product data which sends the results back to the mysql database. I have a dropdown/select id named 'attribute_name' and the other 'attribute_value' I have managed to send the results back to the database and that is working great. I would however like to restrict the user to only choosing values based on the name so if they selected size they would only have the values of small, medium, large and not black, camo, purple from colour and vice versa.

The script at the bottom works on the first row but not on any other rows as shown in the screenshots.

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I'm working on a react app that mimics a retail website. My main page displays an item, and below has card components of related products. When I click a button on one of the related products, I open a comparison modal that compares features of the current product and the clicked upon product. I figured that to accomplish this, I would create an array of the combined features of the clicked on product and the main page product. I've been struggling to get create an array of objects, where each unique feature has an object with data inside about the features and which product the feature belongs to.

As of right now, I've been able to get an array of all the features that the two products have, but this array has repeats if the products have overlapping features. This makes me unsure of how to render the comparison table because I was planning on mapping over the array and creating a table row for each feature. My current code to format these features is as follows:

I need to extract data from two hive tables, which are very large. They are in two different schemas, but have same definition.

I need to compare the two tables and identify following in PySpark

1. rows that are present in table1, but missing in table2
2. rows that are present in both tables , but there is mismatch in values in any of the non key columns
3. rows that are present in table2 , but missing in table1

e.g. Let's say the table has following cols

I have a responsive collapsing menu I am working on, where I want to have the menu items centered, a loge aligned left and a searchbox aligned right.

I mostly have this setup how I want it, but to display the searchbox with an icon inside, it needs to be wrapped in divs. I've been unable to position my search div within my list of menu items and have it be vertically centered.

I'm using the Bulma CSS framework and have tried various positioning classes, but nothing is working.

This is my attempt so far:

I have a responsive collapsing navbar menu done in CSS. I'm using the bulma CSS framework to construct my page.

I am trying to have a logo permanently displayed on the left, with the menu list items horizontally centered. I would use the same technique to align the logo left as to align a searchbox on the right.

This is my attempt so far: