remote-control | Call functions on node server | Runtime Evironment library

User Flow:

• User makes a post request to the server.
• The request redirects the user to Spotify's authorization endpoint, where he grants certain access to our web application.
• The user is redirected back to our website, and the URL in his address bar has now changed from http://localhost:3000 to http://localhost:3000/?code={code}

We need to access this code.

My current approach is to console log the response returned.

This is what the console logs:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FII3_xrjb6lmTkma20TDjoyRXN_yKZ-knmFgFyfALKc/edit?usp=sharing

Same console log, without numbering:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/12qeVkp82opa2ITk0wGs8Fv0_Zej38OzUkJGRh8TzFfE/edit?usp=sharing

Scroll to line 1259, you would find this:

I have a Django backend and React/Redux front end and I am trying to integrate the Spotify API. I am a total django noob so please have mercy. I currently send the user to my backend via a regular ol' anchor tag on the front end. My backend then redirects the user to the Spotify Authorize page and then that page redirects them to another page which trades the authorization code for the access token which I now have. However this code and the urls just send me to my backend API. How do I get the user back to the front end with this access token? "My" code:

My goal is to run the Dash App on a laptop in a local network and trigger HTTP-requests from a microcontroller that resides in the same network. Those requests shall be catched by the Dash App and should update the layout of the App. So my goal ultimately is to implement some form of remote-control for the Dash App.

Catching HTTP-requests is no problem, when using a Flask-server and passing it to the Dash-object:

By default, the options in /etc/lirc/lirc_options.conf are as follows:

I can't find the menu option under JetBrains Rider menus.

I have a XAML file open and can't find the option under View > Tool Windows. My project is a WPF, .NET Core 3.1 application.

I'm running Rider 2020.1.3 Build #RD-201.7846.1 on Windows 10 (Licensed):

What am I missing? Is it because this is .NET Core and not .NET Framework?

I would like the VNC server of my RPi 4 to start automatically on startup (for both local and internet connection). I followed the guidelines of the RealVNC website. Hence I used the command :

I am trying to normalize (perhaps not the precise term) a nested JSON object in PySpark. The actual data I care about is under articles. The schema is:

I'm writing a program for Webots in C++ in Visual Studio. I'm trying to cross-compile from the Webots software onto the e-puck1, but since I'm in VS it doesn't have the makefiles necessary to do so, as far as I know. I've tried to remake the controller within Webots with its makefiles, but I'm getting an error that it can't find my libraries.

Links to my makefile and its error

So my question(s) are these:

Can VS be used to cross-compile onto an e-puck?

If not, why can't my libraries be found by the makefile?

I've read through this cyberbotics page, but it wasn't telling me anything about my error, nor VS.

Thanks for any and all help!

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