move.js | Control your device with your body movement | Computer Vision library

In App.js

I was able to find another way to do what I was doing better, faster and more intelligent, for those who care, I'll explain what I did, simply what I was trying to do is to view a simple svg on the basis of the button that is pressed so I had to delete the old svg and view a new svg every time the user presses W, S, A, D on the keyboard But this Take it off and put it in causes Flickr and in people with slow internet speeds, switching to the new svg may be delayed more than a second,

What i did is that i used an js animation engine, which can animate your elements by using simple code, the best one I've found is : https://github.com/juliangarnier/anime

I experienced a similar problem today and submitted this as an issue on the firebase-tools GitHub:

https://github.com/firebase/firebase-tools/issues/2667

I manually added a trivial key to the database and firebase database:remove had the same problem attempting to remove it.

Hopefully others there can reproduce and solve it.

(I would have commented this if I had the reps... But perhaps watching the issue get addressed over there is the true answer anyway 🤷)

Edit: Resolved with Changelog for database:remove command fix #2658 merged into master and released in version 8.12.0 - Works great 👍

You're reasonably on the right track. The biggest issue is that you define the MessageOptions outside of the .send function.

Check the code example below and give it a try.

All files in the top-level "functions" folder will are sent with every deployment, with the exception of node_modules, which will be rebuilt based on the contents of your package.json. There is no "tree-shaking" or any sort of algorithm that attempts to figure out which files are absolutely necessary.

You can use edit-json-file package from NPM.

It has an "unset(path) Remove a path from a JSON object." method.

An example can be:

You can use ajax here when your submit button is clicked call this function and then using this call your ajax passed the value from your input to your server and then at your server side perform operation which you needed to do and then the result back to ajax .

Your form :

Here is your fixed snippet hopefully.

Few changes. First, you should pass a reference to inputType when creating a textNode, not a string.

Second, you were declarating "checkebox", but referencing "checkbox". Pay attention to your console errors.

here is another attempt to your mover.json