node-t | A fast django-like templating engine for node.js
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- Checks whether a string is a valid literal .
- Checks if a string is a valid string literal .
- Wrap a given variable
- Wrap a variable in a given variable
- Run Nodelint .
- Validates block name
- Checks if string name is valid
- Verifies that a short name is valid
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QUESTION
I'm trying to write a query that will aggregate results for documents for given day of week for a combination of source and target.
Documents in the bucket look like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-09 at 03:08SELECT RAW OBJECT n:v FOR n:v IN b WHEN v.day_of_week = "Saturday" END
FROM `history-dummy`.`_default`.`node-to-node` AS b
WHERE ANY v IN OBJECT_VALUES(b) SATISFIES v.`day_of_week`="Saturday" END;
QUESTION
is it possible to install copy protection in a telegram bot?
the bot sends docx files, images and text.
I would like to make it so that they cannot be copied but can be viewed. I couldn't find anything in the telegram bot api documentation, I can't Google it either.
the bot is written in node.js. used the node-telegram-bot-api library
For the third day I have been struggling with the question, suddenly who knows if it is possible at all. Maybe it can be done in some other way. For example, to raise a web server where you can watch content and send only links in the bot.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-24 at 12:35You can de-activate buttons like "Save As..." or "Share to..." by adding a protect_content parameter. It is available for many methods, including sendMessage, sendPhoto, sendDocument.
Of course anything that can be viewed can also be copied in some way or another. Nonetheless it provides some protection.
QUESTION
When creating singly linked lists, it is common to create a Node struct as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-05 at 07:18Because next is a pointer to node, the type does not need to be complete in order for compilation to succeed.
Consider also a simple example in C++. The type of A does not need to be complete in order to have a pointer to it in struct B. Be prepared to see this pattern used to resolve circular dependencies.
QUESTION
I'm trying to use Ansible to deploy a small k3s cluster with just two server nodes at the moment. Deploying the first server node, which I refer to as "master" is easy to set up with Ansible. However, setting up the second server node, which I refer to as "node" is giving me a challenge because I need to pull the value of the node-token from the master and use it to call the k3s install command on the "node" vm.
I'm using Ansible roles, and this is what my playbook looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-24 at 20:03If you set the variable for master only it's not available for other hosts, e.g.
QUESTION
I'm working on a software project which I've created with Electron and React. I didn't create the project from scratch, I am using a boilerplate which uses Webpack.
The software is for managing (selling & redeeming) vouchers, so I also have to print some receipts. Using the printer over network is working fine, just as it should. For printing I'm using the node-thermal-printer package (https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-thermal-printer).
But some of the printers don't have a network interface, just USB or Serial.
When using the node-thermal-printer with a USB connected printer, you have to provide a "driver" to be able to print. They suggest either the electron-printer or printer module, which both seem to be native NodeJS modules.
The boilerplate seems to compile the native modules for the architecture that is currently used and creates a *.node file, which is copied to the .wepback/ folder during the build phase. But as soon as I want to use the package, I get an error that the module could not be found.
I'm importing the module with the following line:
const printerDriver = require("printer");
When running npm start the native dependencies are compiled and a node_printer.node file is created and copied to .webpack/main/native_modules/lib/node_printer.node.
As soon as I click the button for printing, I receive the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 15:33Instead of hardcoding the absolute path in the require you can just reconstruct it using a solution like:
QUESTION
I use node-template to practise the tutorials.
I have finished the start a private network and Permissioned Network. At the end, I can see Charlie joined the network as a full node. I want to go further, I try to make Charlie to be an authority node, I want to make Charlie's role the same as Alice's and Bob's.
I want to let a node automatically joined and became an validator to generate blocks and finalize blocks.
Previously, Charlie runs as :
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-03 at 15:22I got an answer substrate-validator-set. If you want to dynamically add validator on a PoA network, you need to add a session pallet, and let session to manage the auro key and grandpa key.
QUESTION
Presently, in working through the substrate tutorials, I've got to the "Build the runtime with your new pallet" section. With files updated and double checked as per the tutorial.
I'm getting the following error on pre-build check (the previous tutorials had built ok, Ubuntu 20.04.3):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-02 at 22:11For now, all that is needed it to remove the #[pallet::generate_storage_info] macro line.
Future users should not have this error. See https://github.com/substrate-developer-hub/substrate-docs/issues/627
QUESTION
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My goal is to use an iOS app written in SwiftUI to connect with AgoraRtcEngineKit. I want to create an app that is audio-only and allows a host to broadcast audio and allows listeners to listen in.
The use of tokens is required by Agora.
I created an Agora Token Server using Node.js based on Agora's tutorial found here: https://www.agora.io/en/blog/how-to-build-a-token-server-for-agora-applications-using-nodejs/
Here is my index.js from my Agora-Node-TokenServer. This code is based on the Agora tutorial found here: https://github.com/digitallysavvy/Agora-Node-TokenServer/blob/master/index.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-30 at 19:13It turns out I made a mistake when I was trying to define the 'fullURL' for my http request to fetch a token. I am new to http requests so I did not know I had made an error.
In my AgoraToken.swift file, my erroneous fullURL definition was:
QUESTION
The tutorials about start a private substrate network. It says:
This example uses the secret seed generated from the key subcommand into the keystore. In this tutorial, the secret seed generated was 0x563d22ef5f00e589e07445a3ad88bb92efaa897d7f73a4543d9ac87476434e65, so the --suri command-line option specifies that string to insert the key into the keystore:
My wondering is where the suri come from? the article doesn't demo very clearly.
I log what I did:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-26 at 05:04There are a section called Generate your own keys.
https://docs.substrate.io/tutorials/v3/private-network/#generate-your-own-keys
The Secret Seed is your suri
And here some nice script to insert the keys easily
QUESTION
I use the node-telegram-bot-api library. How do I specify the size of the video when sending it?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-03 at 15:49If you check the node-telegram-bot-api library's GitHub repo, you can see that the sendVideo() method accepts an options object as the third parameter that stores additional Telegram query options.
You're already passing down an object with a caption key and you could add some more there, like height, width, duration, etc. A complete list of these options is available on the Telegram docs.
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