lern | Laravel 5 package that will record exceptions | Notification library
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kandi X-RAY | lern Summary
LERN is a Laravel 5 package that will record exceptions into a database and will send you a notification. Currently supported notification channels via Monolog.
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- Record an exception .
- Send an exception to notify
- collects data from request
- Determine if the given exception should be handled .
- Handles deprecated config values .
- Get the error message .
- Build the Recorder instance
- Builds a Notifier object .
- Register the package .
- Register the database table .
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QUESTION
I have list of div elements where I am looping through elements which is holding the old data in the variable.
The div tag data look like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 08:19The problem is that you are using FindElement instead of FindElements, the method FindElement will return the First node that match with the condition.
if you want to get all elements that match with the condition you need to use FindElements
Code Example:
QUESTION
For some time I've been developing a django rest/react app. I'm still a newbie in this topic and most of the time I apply just-working solutions to my project.
Gradually I'm lerning new things. There is this topic that bothers me.
In my app I have this like 'main view' with a nav bar and a drawer (simply from material-ui). In drawer I've declared some buttons for navigation. Now the only view/layout changing is this empty space excluding nav bar and drawer (on the left). So it's facebook-like layout (with only middle part changing when navigating trough main stream or groups/pages).
Those buttons in drawer use history.push() from react, as it was easiest to apply, but I wonder is it the right way ? Django has it's redirections, shouldn't I use those ?
There is not much of a comparison between history and redirect. Something interesting I've found is: React-Router - Link vs Redirect vs History .
Also, I've implemented a simple login and django auth, but with axios.posting I'm able to trace this this request in browsers network. Is there a better, or more important a safer way of requesting ?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 20:54The only ways to navigate through the frontend client (React) are react-routers history, window's history (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/history), and any way that creates an < a > link. When it makes sense, always opt for a way that creates an < a > link because it's better for indexing your website (https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/guidelines/hidden-text-links).
Django's redirect usage: request comes to django -> redirect to another server
All user network requests are interceptible and can mostly be protected using HTTPS.
QUESTION
I have been trying to do and search for this for a lot of time but the people use other types of outputs or Jquery and I am just lerning Javascript.
Im trying to display a banner that says "correct" and color the button green after clicking the "correct button" and after 3 sec disappear the message and place the color of the button as before! I tried using SetInterval() or SetTime() functions but i cannot find anywhere how to display the message and color of the button for 3 seconds and not showing the changes again. That way another person can try answering the question without any hints (really frustrated after a couple of hours jaja).
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-16 at 04:41You can use setTimeout. It should be
QUESTION
Hi there I'm playing around with this name plate calculator as I'm lerning JS. Basically you insert your name and every letter costs 5 dollars.
When I insert an invalid name, a placeholder pops out ('Please insert a valid name') and a red border around the input field. So far so good.
What I want to do is:
-once I inserted an invalid name, when I click again on the input field I want the placeholder and the border to disappear but I don't know how to say 'is focused' in JS. I tried personName = document.activeElement but it's not working.
Here the JS code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-30 at 11:32you can add a onKeyUp funtion on your input field and check after every single input if input is valid.
QUESTION
I'm new to Python and try to code some extras in my lerning lessons so now i need to code a class that crates an cube and than two methods. The methods are not the problem, but i want to generate a fail-save when creating my cube.
When you create the cube with any other types than int or float it should return that thats invalid and delete the created instance. I googled, tried and can't figure out how to get it done.
I also would like to generate the instance name inside the fail-save text. So it says "[...]instance "a" will be deleted[...]" when i create:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-23 at 20:37Simply raise an exception if there is a problem with initialization. The exception will prevent the assignment from taking place, which means the object will be subject to immediate garbage collection, so you don't need to use del (which has no real effect anyway; del just decrements the reference count of the object by deleting the name, but the name self would go out of scope anyway, with the same effect).
Use isinstance to check the type of the parameter.
QUESTION
I need to take an array like I have below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-09 at 18:48You just need to give your $parameters - Array the wanted keys.
For example like:
'Ayellow' => $Ayellow
Otherwise the keys in the Array are just counting up (like it should).
QUESTION
In my Angular app i tried to get a new instance from array of objects to make some changes in value in some object my array like that:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-15 at 21:01//ES6
const clone = [...myArray];
QUESTION
Im following the first tutorial on kaggle in machine lerning
The code im using is this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-15 at 12:35It is working as it is supposed to. You don't see anything because you are not printing.
QUESTION
I'm starting learning to code in C++ (coming from VB.net) and i need some help in enum class usage.
I've done this simple code from a lerning exercise (originally divided in header.h and Exercise.cpp, but i putted it all together here):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-07 at 07:23<< operator is not defined for class Gender because it's your own class. You'll need to overload it. More info here.
QUESTION
menue = {1:('Baklava', 45.50), 2:('Dolma', 43.50), 3:('Falafel', 35.50), 4:('Fattoush', 51.80),
5:('Foul meddamas', 50.40), 6:('Grilled hhalloumi', 40.50), 7:('Hummus', 30.20),
8:('Iraqi masgouf', 50.80), 9:('Kebab karaz', 50.60), 10:('Knsfeh', 32.95), 11:('Kofta', 37.50),
12:('Manakeesh', 35.60), 13:('Mansaf', 32.20), 14:('Moutabal', 37.30), 15:('Quwarmah Al Dajaj', 45.40),
16:('Shanklish', 37.40), 17:('Shawarma', 35.20), 18:('Shish tawook', 39.50), 19:('Taboulrh', 45.80),
20:('Um Ali', 35.90), 41:('Airan', 8.50), 42:('Coca-Cola', 5.00), 43:('Coffee Americano', 6.50),
44:('Coffee Black Tea', 6.50), 45:('Coffee Cappuccino', 6.00), 46:('Coffee Caramel', 3.00),
47:('Coffee Espresso', 6.50), 48:('Coffee Lattr', 5.50), 49:('Coffee Macchiato', 5.00),
50:('Coffee Mochachino', 6.50), 51:('Fanta', 5.00), 52:('Milk', 9.00), 53:('Sprite', 5.00),
54:('Tea Ahmad', 5.50), 55:('Tea Black', 4.00), 56:('Tea Lemon', 4.50), 57:('Tea Lipton', 5.00),
58:('Tea Milk', 6.00), 59:('Tea Simba', 8.50), 60:('Water', 3.00)}
print(f"""
ORDER FOODS & DRINKS
|NO| |FOOD NAME| |PRICE| |NO| |DRINK NAME| |PRICE|
(1) {menue[1][0]} {menue[1][1]} (41) {menue[41][0]} {menue[41][1]}
(2) {menue[2][0]} {menue[2][1]} (42) {menue[42][0]} {menue[42][1]}
(3) {menue[3][0]} {menue[3][1]} (43) {menue[43][0]} {menue[43][1]}
(4) {menue[4][0]} {menue[4][1]} (44) {menue[44][0]} {menue[44][1]}
(5) {menue[5][0]} {menue[5][1]} (45) {menue[45][0]} {menue[45][1]}
(6) {menue[6][0]} {menue[6][1]} (46) {menue[46][0]} {menue[46][1]}
(7) {menue[7][0]} {menue[7][1]} (47) {menue[47][0]} {menue[47][1]}
(8) {menue[8][0]} {menue[8][1]} (48) {menue[48][0]} {menue[48][1]}
(9) {menue[9][0]} {menue[9][1]} (49) {menue[49][0]} {menue[49][1]}
(10) {menue[10][0]} {menue[10][1]} (50) {menue[50][0]} {menue[50][1]}
(11) {menue[11][0]} {menue[11][1]} (51) {menue[51][0]} {menue[51][1]}
(12) {menue[12][0]} {menue[12][1]} (52) {menue[52][0]} {menue[52][1]}
(13) {menue[13][0]} {menue[13][1]} (53) {menue[53][0]} {menue[53][1]}
(14) {menue[14][0]} {menue[14][1]} (54) {menue[54][0]} {menue[54][1]}
(15) {menue[15][0]} {menue[15][1]} (55) {menue[55][0]} {menue[55][1]}
(16) {menue[16][0]} {menue[16][1]} (56) {menue[56][0]} {menue[56][1]}
(17) {menue[17][0]} {menue[17][1]} (57) {menue[57][0]} {menue[57][1]}
(18) {menue[18][0]} {menue[18][1]} (58) {menue[58][0]} {menue[58][1]}
(19) {menue[19][0]} {menue[19][1]} (59) {menue[59][0]} {menue[59][1]}
(20) {menue[20][0]} {menue[20][1]} (60) {menue[60][0]} {menue[60][1]}
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-01 at 09:35using tabulate
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