konf | A type-safe cascading configuration library for Kotlin/Java/Android, supporting most configuration f | Configuration Management library
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A type-safe cascading configuration library for Kotlin/Java/Android, supporting most configuration formats.
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QUESTION
Undefined variable: view in C:\xampp\htdocs\simabes\index.php on line 24 Undefined variable: view in
...include $view;
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Answered 2022-Jan-08 at 05:41because there is no default value for variable $mod if $_GET['mod'] is empty, try bellow code, it should work.
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I'm developing a Spring boot web application. and I'm working on spring boot to save users , but i'm getting this error everytime i try to add a caregiver
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 11:37Either remove @NotBlank annotations from your User entity, or make sure that your client sends these not blank fields:
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I want to upgrade to webpack 5. I've followed the official guide, upgraded all critical libraries (react17, babel, loaders, etc.). When launching the app, it crashes with 23 errors. 21 of them come from @babel/runtime/helpers.
A typical error looks like this:
ERROR in ../../node_modules/@babel/runtime/helpers/esm/createSuper.js 1:0-46 Module not found: Error: Can't resolve './getPrototypeOf' in '/Users/myName/Desktop/myapp/node_modules/@babel/runtime/helpers/esm'
The two other errors are:
Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'url-loader' ERROR in FaviconsWebpackPlugin - This FaviconsWebpackPlugin version is not compatible with your current HtmlWebpackPlugin version. Please upgrade to HtmlWebpackPlugin >= 5 OR downgrade to FaviconsWebpackPlugin 2.x
Note: My html-webpack-plugin version is above 5 and favicons-webpack-plugin is the latest version as well...
Anyway, here is my webpack file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-01 at 06:53releted to https://github.com/babel/babel/issues/8462, runtime issues can be solved by upgrading the @babel/runtime pkg version above 7.12.0
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I am pretty new to MongoDB and i am unable to find a solution to the following:
I am trying to sort personnel after their ranks.
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Answered 2021-Jan-15 at 20:47Population is done on client side by Mongoose after the query fetching the base documents has already executed. As such, sorting the base documents has already been done (if requested).
You can:
- Construct an aggregation pipeline, $lookup and $sort yourself.
- Let Mongoose populate your documents then reorder them as you wish in your application.
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Define items in config spec: object ServerSpec : ConfigSpec() { val host by optional("0.0.0.0") val tcpPort by required<Int>() }
Construct config with items in config spec and values from multiple sources: val config = Config { addSpec(ServerSpec) } .from.yaml.file("server.yml") .from.json.resource("server.json") .from.env() .from.systemProperties() or: val config = Config { addSpec(ServerSpec) }.withSource( Source.from.yaml.file("server.yml") + Source.from.json.resource("server.json") + Source.from.env() + Source.from.systemProperties() ) This config contains all items defined in ServerSpec, and load values from 4 different sources. Values in resource file server.json will override those in file server.yml, values from system environment will override those in server.json, and values from system properties will override those from system environment. If you want to watch file server.yml and reload values when file content is changed, you can use watchFile instead of file: val config = Config { addSpec(ServerSpec) } .from.yaml.watchFile("server.yml") .from.json.resource("server.json") .from.env() .from.systemProperties()
Define values in source. You can define in any of these sources: in server.yml: server: host: 0.0.0.0 tcp_port: 8080 in server.json: { "server": { "host": "0.0.0.0", "tcp_port": 8080 } } in system environment: SERVER_HOST=0.0.0.0 SERVER_TCPPORT=8080 in command line for system properties: -Dserver.host=0.0.0.0 -Dserver.tcp_port=8080
Retrieve values from config with type-safe APIs: data class Server(val host: String, val tcpPort: Int) { fun start() {} } val server = Server(config[ServerSpec.host], config[ServerSpec.tcpPort]) server.start()
Retrieve values from multiple sources without using config spec: val server = Config() .from.yaml.file("server.yml") .from.json.resource("server.json") .from.env() .from.systemProperties() .at("server") .toValue<Server>() server.start()
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