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Sunrise is a small bundle that allows to write a dedicated single page, frontend application. It was inspired by the short timings in hackathons and same-day release deadlines. It includes several libraries to help you move, like Twitter Bootstrap, LESS CSS, a small web server, and a simple JS framework. Sunrise's intention is to get you off the ground so there's little to learn.
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QUESTION
So I have this object which has other objects and array nested inside it. I want to create a function that lists all the elements in this object and its nested objects. I did create a function but when it lists the items in the objects, it shows [object object] on the section where there is a nested object or array
This is the object that I have :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 16:34let weather = {
base: "stations",
clouds: {
all: 1
},
coord: {
lat: 43.65,
lon: -79.38
},
dt: 1507510380,
id: 6167863,
main: {
humidity: 77,
pressure: 1014,
temp: 17.99,
temp_max: 20,
temp_min: 16
},
name: 'Downtown Toronto',
sys: {
type: 1,
id: 2117,
message: 0.0041,
country: 'CA',
sunrise: 1507548290,
sunset: 1507589027,
type: 1
},
visibility: 16093,
weather: [
{
description: 'clear sky',
icon: '01n',
id: 800,
main: "Clear"
}
],
wind: {
deg: 170,
speed: 1.5
}
}
function listWeather(object) {
let itemsList = ''
let itemsSubList = ''
for (let key in object) {
var item = object[key]
if( isObject(item) ){
for (let k in item) {
document.write('---' + k + ' : ' + item[k] + ' ');
}
}else{
if( Array.isArray(item) ){
document.write('----'+ key +': ');
for (let l in item[0]) {
document.write('------' + l + ' : ' + item[0][l] + ' ');
}
}else{
document.write('' + key + ' : ' + object[key] + ' ');
}
}
}
// return itemsList
}
function isObject(objValue) {
return objValue && typeof objValue === 'object' && objValue.constructor === Object;
}
listWeather(weather)
QUESTION
i have problem and really don't know how to fix this. I try to find similar posts several days, but didn't find.
I use retrofit for parsing api and put it in room database and use rxjava3 because it will be asynchronously
That my JSON
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 07:26The data class you are generating for your JSON response is not correct. Many of the things are objects, but you have assigned it as a List item. Here is the correct data class response based on your JSON. So the JSON response is not being parsed properly.
QUESTION
I want to create a Python script to have my wallpaper changed based on some specific times (sunset and sunrise to be more precise), with 2 pictures alternating between night and day.
For the wallpaper change part I've managed to put something together which kind of works, but now I've hit an wall and I don't know which way to go.
I have an Excel spreadsheet with 3 columns (day_of_year -containing dates-, sunrise -containing time-, sunset -containing time-), and I want to have 2 variables created in Python (sunrise_today and sunset_today) which will bring me from the spreadsheet the corresponding values for today. In Excel environment this would be called a VLOOKUP using TODAY() as key.
This is pretty much what I want:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 15:58It's probably not the best way, but you can do it using pandas and openpyxl:
QUESTION
I have a script that changes the Windows background image considering the current time of the day (day or night). I wanted to make this script scalable in order to be used on another computer without any change in the code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 08:22The error tells you cannot concatenate str and WindowsPath, try to use:
QUESTION
I am trying to reduce the amount of data returned from my php curl request to just that which is necessary but am struggling to access the data from the inner arrays/objects.
I'm currently receiving an error that the indexes within the $weatherdata are undefined.
Warning: Illegal string offset 'current' in projectname on line 21
This is the data that's returned:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 16:42Your foreach is causing this error. You are looping through the resulting array
When you decode the above json using json_decode($result, true), the resulting array would be like
QUESTION
I understand that this error has been addressed severally and I've checked most of them like Android: android.content.res.Resources$NotFoundException: String resource ID #0x5, android.content.res.Resources$NotFoundException: String resource ID to see if I could find a solution to my problem but I couldn't and most of them are hard to understand. I can't tell if my code is an int/string so I don't know exactly what to correct, so I need help.
I got this error at runtime:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-06 at 20:25android.content.res.Resources$NotFoundException: String resource ID #0x601ee924
at android.content.res.Resources.getText(Resources.java:348)
at android.widget.TextView.setText(TextView.java:5848)
at com.tex.lightweatherforecast.Activity.HomeActivity$1.onResponse(HomeActivity.java:66)
QUESTION
I have a Weather app that searches for any city typed on the EditText and it works very well.
But the problem is that the app crashes and reports "(my app) has stopped" on my phone whenever I search for an unavailable city or I leave the EditText empty and click the search button(this only happens when I search an unavailable city/no city is searched), It can search any valid city correctly.
Here's what my Logcat displays(only when an unavailable city is searched):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-15 at 19:33According to the log you get a success response with a body but getMain returns null.
You can prevent this by adding some null checks around getMain. Make sure to check the possibility of null in the api documentation.
QUESTION
EDIT: Updated question 1 for more clarity.
So, this might be a stupid question, but here we go.
A few months ago, during classes we wrote a simple weather app, with the intent to further develop it.
My questions are:
- Where and how the function should be called/invoked?
- How to execute the code, so that the App prints the information received from the two APIs, in the console.
- Once the information is printed, how it can be manipulated in the front end, like displaying on a simple card?
Here is the main code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 12:35I share the feelings of charlietfl in the comments, but I also want to help, so here we go.
- In your App.jsx, you should add a
componentDidMountmethod. This method will be called whenever your component is mounted in the DOM (see point 2 for more information). In this method, you can call yourgetDailyWeatherByCountry, and it will successfully console.log().
- Take a look at the componentDidMount method of React since you do it the old way.
- You can use frameworks like MaterialUI in your App.jsx to display things, or go the old HTML way directly.
I'll update my answer as you give more details.
QUESTION
I'm pretty new to developing apps and working with Xcode and Swift and trying to get a handle on how to decode JSON responses from an API. I'm also trying to follow MVVM practices.
I'm calling to an API that returns data structured like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-23 at 00:20You are mixing JSONSerialization with Codable and URLSession. Forget about JSONSerialization. Try to focus on Codable protocol.
QUESTION
How can i calculate the response from the weather api like:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-20 at 04:56If I am not mistaken, those integer values are UNIX timestamps. To get the corresponding datetime, do this:
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