lazy-container | Lazy loading for PSR-11 container | Dependency Injection library
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Lazy loading for PSR-11 container
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- Get a proxy instance .
- Checks if the container exists .
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lazy-container Examples and Code Snippets
// Build LazyLoadingValueHolderFactory as you want
$lazyLoadingFactory = new ProxyManager\Factory\LazyLoadingValueHolderFactory();
// Prepare you favorite container
$pimple = new Pimple\Container();
$pimple['service'] = function ($container) {
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QUESTION
Im very new to this, but I have an idea for a website and I want to give it a good go, my aim is to scrape the Asda website for prices and products, more specifically in this case whiskey. I want to grab the name and price of all the whiskey on the Asda website and put it into a nice table on my website, however I am having problems doing so, my code so far is getting syntax error, can anyone help? the code so far is..
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Answered 2020-Jun-14 at 19:46you have syntax error, you have ")" missing :
QUESTION
I've created a script that utilises the element with webp and jpg fallbacks with some lazy-loading to serve very high-quality images. So far it works perfectly in every 'modern' browser except iOS11 Safari.
I have implemented a fallback for IntersectionObserver, as I know this isn't entirely supported yet, which uses getClientBoundingRect() to find the position of the images within the viewport. I've checked on iOS 10, 11 and then upgraded one of the same devices to iOS 12 where the images began loading.
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Answered 2019-Jun-17 at 17:17I solved this in my way. Also look at polyfill can help polyfill
QUESTION
So I kept sketching out algorithms to see how this would work. Kept hitting my head on the keyboard because frankly, nothing seems to work. Basically the hardcoded HTML looks like this:
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Answered 2018-May-04 at 23:19Instead of juggling with indices, it seems more straightforward to me to compute the shape of your array to suit your DOM:
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I'm having issues trying to pull an image URL using Kanna. I'm trying to grab "data-high-quality" from here:
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Answered 2018-Mar-11 at 01:53I figured out how to do it. I'm supposed to grab the actual "img" node by it's class and then individually select which part of the HTML tag I'm looking for like this:
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