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QUESTION
I'm using react-crud-admin library to the generate UI. There is a get_form method that returns JSON schema which is used to create a react form. The method given in the library returns hardcoded JSON schema only. Is there any way to use asynchronous API call to get the schema from a file instead of using a hardcoded schema?
Here's the sample code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-12 at 13:52Yes, sure. It is possible. You probably want to implement it in componentDidMount.
QUESTION
I've made simple CRUD app with React and Apollo client on NestJS server with GraphQL API.
I have this simple Mutations:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-20 at 13:01This is how your custom scalar's methods are defined:
QUESTION
This is my Main.js file
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Answered 2020-Apr-02 at 08:01editById
doesnt return anything. Add the return
keyword:
QUESTION
This is indeed a duplicate question however there is no answer.
The problem is that when I save a new record with mongoose through a post request, all that's saved is something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-26 at 04:52Everything is fine with your code
Just add this line to your todo.model.js
QUESTION
I logged in to my heroku app which is a hotel review app: http://immense-beach-76879.herokuapp.com/. Apparently, it won't display the data I entered at http://immense-beach-76879.herokuapp.com/reviews. It was only showing the error. It said something about the integer being the wrong choice to use since "kiki" is supposed to be a string, correct? If you need to look at my code, here it is: https://github.com/kikidesignnet/hotelreviews.
Here is my error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-07 at 08:10You may change this line (17) in your index
method inside App\Http\Controllers\ReviewController
QUESTION
I am new to web development and I have a hosting service on which I want to deploy my reactjs/node project. To deploy it previously, I had been simply uploading the build folder created from running npm run build
. I have since added a connection to a mongodb database using the MERN stack.
The project was initially created using create-react-app, then I set up my backend node/mongodb following this tutorial: https://appdividend.com/2018/11/11/react-crud-example-mern-stack-tutorial/. All of my server code is contained within the project folder in an api folder.
I am able to run the project on local host by running npm start
, nodemon server.js
(from the api folder) and connecting to the mongodb in terminal. When I try to run it from the hosting service in the same way I did previously, it says it cannot connect to the database, which I assume is due to the fact that the connection is not open on my machine.
Currently, all the API calls are using axios post to http://localhost:4000/, which I would also assume will not work on the server. I have looked online for information regarding deploying the MERN stack, but all of the ones I have found discuss it in terms of hosting on AWS EC2, which is not what I will be doing.
How would I be able to deploy to my hosting service? Are there any references or places I should look for this information?
Edit: I have connected to the database using MongoAtlas, so am using a SRV address. I think the issue is the axios posts using the localhost address, as the app on the server only works if I have nodemon running on my local machine. What address should I use instead of this?
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Answered 2019-Feb-24 at 18:11Currently, all the API calls are using axios post to http://localhost:4000/, which I would also assume will not work on the server.
You're correct, that will not work. That's because if users get your React app, all API calls will be redirect to their localhost
. Which doesn't hold your API
When I try to run it from the hosting service in the same way I did previously, it says it cannot connect to the database, which I assume is due to the fact that the connection is not open on my machine.
That is probably because the MongoDB URL is probably still set to something like 'mongodb://localhost:27017/myapp
. There are 2 main options here.
- Use a "database hosting service" like MongoDB Atlas, you will then need to change your database's URL to point to the one provided by the service
- Host the database on your server, which will work with the
localhost
URL
I have looked online for information regarding deploying the MERN stack, but all of the ones I have found discuss it in terms of hosting on AWS EC2, which is not what I will be doing.
- Any server where you have control and flexibility will work in this scenario. You can host all your stuff (server, front-end and database) on it if you want. EC2 can do all of that but it's not your only option. You can also check out similar products from Microsoft and Google, etc...
- Another way to go is to deploy each artifact separately which is more scalable but also introduces its own complexity. If you're going this way you may want to look into Docker containers and Kubernetes which are useful to orchestrate distributed systems
Since you're using MongoDB Atlas make sure you white-listed the IP adress of your server
QUESTION
I am trying to run a test in parallel with multiple browsers using nightwatch.js but I keep having this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-27 at 11:00- Open new tab in terminal
- Run $npm install webdriver-manager
- Run $webdriver-manager update
- Run $webdriver-manager start
- use webdriver instead of selenium-server in your Nightwatch config and start Nightwatch from new terminal tab via this custom runner script:
QUESTION
I am a nwebie in React JS. I am trying to capture the edited value from formcontrol in handle change and assign it to a state object and later retrieve assign it to a variable to pass it as a part of the query string to an API for updating the field , handle change is the function called from form-control to assign the edited value to a state object . I am unable to do so , Please provide your inputs your help is much appreciated.I would like to follow the same for other fields too . Thanks .
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-29 at 15:34Modifying the state directly will not work. The only place you should be setting it directly, is to assign the initial state in your constructor. Everywhere else, you need to use this.setState
, to notify your component to recheck the state for a possible rerender:
QUESTION
Im try to learn react routing I created a project and in my index.js file i change my code as below
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-19 at 10:31Install your package react-router-dom
using npm install -S react-router-dom
and also you can have one child
for the Router. Wrap you Routes within a div/
Switch
whichever is suited to your needs
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