blabber | The definitions of the GRPC service of our chat server
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As we have shared logic between the two servers we use one repo for both.
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- Serialize an AccessToken
- Serialize an email reply .
- Serialize get messages .
- Serialize message into a Message .
- Serializes a message .
- Serializes a message received as a message .
- Serializes a mark received as a mark request .
- Serialize message list
- Serialize a mention request
- Serialize a message received as a message .
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I've encountered a slight problem where I've written some code where I've automated a script to track the users interactions with a UI, including mousemove
& click
events. If I didn't have to worry about making it responsive, then I could probably call it a day & ship the work that I've done already, however my brain is seeking some wizardry knowledge, I'm struggling to make it super responsive. Here's just a quick example of the kinda thing that I'm working on, it's nothing genius, if anything I it's mostly heatmap.js that's doing the heavy lifting. Currently I'm just seeing if I can do this as a proof of concept more than anything else...
So currently, I'm tracking the event.pageX
& event.pageY
values to store exactly where an event took place, I'm also storing the window.innerWidth
& window.innerHeight
values to try & work out some function that would allow me to offset the positions based on the size(s) of other devices.
E.g. If you look at the sample image above, that's perfect for a static page, but if I were to say make the page a little more narrow, you can see here that it's doesn't line up with the image above:
Anyway, without blabbering on too much, here's some sample code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 10:28Perhaps you could change the setup and record what element an event is on and save the location data relative to that element, not the whole page. You record all events on the page still but you save the data relative to the elements instead of the whole page, which prevents you from mashing the data together in your heatmap afterwards when you view it over your website at various widths.
Say you you have a setup like this in pseudocode:
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