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I'm trying to deploy cdk resources of a service

This is my app.ts I have defined all the required resources and also defined the dependencies but when I build it I ger Coudl not determine ordering between: I'm not able to figure out what is going wrong?

I'm using Bootstrap and Bootstrap-table, but can't get the icons to show. I've double checked to make sure that my versions are correct, however regardless the icons for print, sort etc are not showing at the top of the table. When I copy the code into the bootstrap-table online editor, the multi sort shows but not the other buttons. This phenomenon is platform independent (occurs in chrome, firefox and safari).

The Problem (Notice the lack of icons)

What I should be seeing

My HTML Header

Basically I want to rephrase a

block but the element is null even though I gave it a value. Because of that I can't change the value of it. The weird thing about it, in some other code of mine the exact same thing worked out. Would be nice if someone could explain me my error.

For the understanding of the code. I wrote a quicksort and wanted to show the sorted array. I'm trying to grab my HTML box via the getElementById() Method.

The following code is necessary to know.

These are my components. This is quicksort.js =>

I have an HTML table which I am trying to filter using fuzzy search and partial matches. I have tried many JS libraries, but they don't seem to offer both of these filter options combined. I have tried FuzySort.js, FlexSearch.js, and others. Does anyone know of a library that can do this?

The foundation:

• MySQL stores the data.
• Front end displays the table.
• Admins have a separate front-end lets them add/remove/edit the data to MySQL.
• JavaScript to filter/sort/search the table client side on the front end.

Requirements:

• Full text search
• Fuzzy search
• Partial matches.

Expected Results: If...

• Table row #1 has the name "Name1"
• Table row #2 has the name "Name2"
• Table row #3 has the name "Name3"
• And in the search bar, you type "Name1 Name3" it should display row 1 and 3

Current Results:

• in the search bar, when you type "Name1 Name3" it displays no results.

Current Code

So, I have a dropdown select element in my render and can't seem to extract the data from the dropdown in react. I have an onchange event that triggers when it is changed but when trying to output to the console it returns undefined. I'm probably missing something basic here

Header.js:

I'm trying to add a sortable table to my site but I'm having issues sorting columns with varying digit entries. It works fine when all numbers are the same number of digits in length.

However, when I change the number of digits, the sort function seems to break and sorts them out of order.

The code below is a simple example of this. The table I am working with is much larger and more interesting than people, their jobs and age.

Here is my HTML:

I'm looking for some ways in which to structure a project so that I can at a glance know what files require/should have unit tests and what files don't.

This is why I'm looking for this: Let's say I have a structure in which I have various modules. As I add business logic, I also add unit tests for it. There's a business logic someFile.js file and an accompanying test file someFile.spec.js. I also have integration layer code that puts together my business logic units. For these I've deemed I only want to cover them in my integration tests. Since integration tests can span across multiple files, I'll put those in a top level folder. Now the problem, I have is that when I look at a birds eye view of my project, it looks like I'm missing tests for those integration only files, when in fact I've already decided that I meant to cover them in integration tests and not unit tests. So, there's some mental overhead involved in this.

I'm trying out and evaluating a structure such as the following at the moment to help with this problem. Each module has a folder. Each module folder has an integration folder in which I know files in there don't need a unit test. Each module folder also has a service folder in which I know I need unit tests. There is a top level test folder which houses integration tests.

I have a JSON file like this (API)