get-browser | Lightweight tool to identify the browser | Computer Vision library
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💻 Lightweight tool to identify the browser (mobile+desktop detection)📱
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QUESTION
How do I open a local path on my computer, say /home/mypath/Desktop/Projects/projectFolder1/ using an HTML button on my webpage?
I am trying to do this because I would like to dump a certain amount of .pdf documents inside the folder.
Below the code that I am using:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-04 at 19:28Client-side JS does not have access to files and folders on User's PC. I doubt that will be changed anytime in future. The only thing you can do with JS is initiate save dialog using package like file-saver.
QUESTION
I am trying to write cucumber scenarios with protractor and using assert to verify that elements in the dom contain what they are supposed to. This is what I have tried so far:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-21 at 01:58Then('the title should be {string}', function(expectedTitle) {
const browserTitle=browser.getTitle().then(function(title) {
return title;
})
// actually, browserTitle here is still a promise, not the string of browser title
// because Promise.then() will build a new promise
assert.equal(browserTitle, expectedTitle);
// Because the `assert` you used can't understand/respect promise,
// so it won't wait the promise (browserTitle) resolved/rejected before
// compare to `expectedTitle`.
// To fix your problem, you can use assertion library which respect promise,
// like `chai` and `chai-as-promised`
});
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So I'm trying to make use of the "simple-peer" library, but on their Github it says you need to bundle it using browserify. So I installed browserify, downloaded the library via npm (which created a folder named node_modules), created a folder named js in the same folder as node_modules is located and a main.js file in it containing the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-16 at 12:49The node_modules folder is for dependencies that you install by npm. Your code should be in the parent folder. So let's say you have a folder myapp. In there you put your code, e.g. main.js. And in that folder you have your subfolder node_modules as created by npm. Be sure to run
npm install --save simple-peer
this will install the package to node_modules and add the dependency to package.json.
Now if you run browserify in your myapp folder, it will look for dependencies you have required in your code and build it into your bundle.
Make sure your code includes only the direct dependencies, i.e. it will be enough to require simple-peer in your code. All the dependencies from simple-peer will be found by browserify.
You can try the example I posted as this gist: https://gist.github.com/aldafu/3a053353a71bb518bce8f4c66c868bcb
QUESTION
What I have: Im developing in Laravel 5.3 and calling an API with vue.js. The workaround is I submit the form with vue.js, make a call to the API and returned a token if all ok.
Problem: Google Chrome dont remember my login credentials after an sucessfull login (Edge, Firefox and Safari yes).
What I try: Like I have seen in other questions in StackOverflow (Mostly here), I have put a name attribute to the tags (Even if I use email instead of username). Don't use prevent of vue.js. Do all the login and finish with an .submit(); No one works in Chrome.
My code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-09 at 06:54That means that you probably missing either field name or field ID
To be sure that it will work in all browsers be sure to provide both, even if name should be enough.
If your code is correct, make sure that you initialize your v-model variables.
Also, you should not use form while using Vue as you do not need input data bundled into the form as Vue model is handling that.
QUESTION
I want a simply code, that checks the internet connection inside the browser and a handling that handles the various codes, that will come back.
I already tried a http-get-request to handle the returning status code, but at the end, I had some issues with the same-origin-policy.
I also tried the ononline- and onoffline-event, but these are depricated and do not work in my target-browser.
My 3rd option was with navigator.onLine. When the Browser got Internet Connection, the output is true. But, when my browser got not connection, the answer of navigator.onLine is not false...
My main use case is to check, if the browser got internet connection or not. If he got Internet Connection, then he should open www.abc.de But if there is no Internet Connection, he should open a local application with localhost:8080/abc.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-01 at 08:49try to use this
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