p-limit | Run multiple promise-returning & async functions | Reactive Programming library

I'd like to place a Stop Limit Order as described on their site. In other words, I want to place a limit order to buy once a certain stop price is reached.

The API documentation only has one example of the client.create_order function which is a basic limit order. The Binance documentation also doesn't give examples of this type of order.

I'm having trouble figuring out which settings to use for the client.create_order function through the API. Should the order type be STOP_LOSS_LIMIT or TAKE_PROFIT_LIMIT? What is the difference between these? In other words, can they both be used to Buy in different ways or do they each require a specific side?

EDIT: I found some more clarification here. This explains that a stop-limit buy order triggers a "Take Profit" order once the target price is met. However, it doesn't specify if this is a Market or Limit order. If it's a limit order, the example doesn't make much sense because they offered way more money than the stop price. If it's a market order, there should be no need to specify a price at all. What am I missing?

i have a project that uses jest, i can run jest with npm test and it works if i dont set a preset.

I need the preset @shelf/jest-mongodb, and i get the error that is in the title of this post.

Here is my jest.config.js:

My Angular application in Windows10, throwing getting error when using ng build --prod. This is working for ng build.

My project using 4 json files in assets folder. One file size is 21 MB and 3 other are 4-5 MB. If I remove 21MB file, it is working properly.

I'm currently finalizing an update for my UWP app (available on Xbox One and Windows 10), but while testing, I saw that the FileOpenPicker doesn't work as expected: It returns null even if a file is selected, only on Xbox One. (On Windows 10 all works correctly, a StorageFile is returned.)

Here is the code:

Have been hitting the ResizeObserver - loop limit exceeded error on my webapp. From ResizeObserver - loop limit exceeded, I know that the error is harmless. But it still logs into my error/exception tracking on Sentry.

I am currently on a plan that only gives me 5k events per month. Due to very high usage of the webapp (several thousand users), the above ResizeObserver error accounts for about 2.5-3k of those errors usually. Which causes my 5k total events per month to deplete before the whole month is complete. Thus, keeping me out of loop for the exceptions towards the latter half of the month.

There isn't really a stack-trace available to point out where exactly the exception is coming from. (refer attached image)

Does anybody know how to handle the exception ResizeObserver - loop limit exceeded ?

PS - My frontend stack includes BackboneJS with a lot of use of jQuery. (and a bunch of other libraries)

How do I change the timeout duration in logic apps web hook and also in chalkboard API.

The error message I get is.

"message": "Http request failed: the server did not respond within the timeout limit. Please see logic app limits at https://aka.ms/logic-apps-limits-and-config#http-limits"

I want to frequently update client side indexeddb data store from the cloud. So what I am thinking is to call the firebase function and have the function fetch an update json file in firebase storage and then return the content of that json file to client side which will update the indexeddb afterwards.

I tried to return this json filewith this code

My question is basically a combination of

• What is the best way to limit concurrency?
• Wait until all promises complete even if some rejected

I'm aware of Promise.allSettled, but I'm failing to find a good way to also limit concurrency.

What I have so far:

Idea 1 using p-limit:

I am running a hybrid PhoneGap app (for a several years, running Cordova Android 6.1.2, more recently 9.0); for years, our #1 javascript error by a significant margin has been