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kandi X-RAY | Bludger Summary
kandi X-RAY | Bludger Summary
Bludger is a GitHub Actions Automation Framework presented to you as a CLI! It leverages a powerful templating engine and the Actions REST API to perform various tasks. This enables you to make use the CI on a daily basis for heavy time-consuming tasks to game up your productivity to the next level. Whether its parsing a dataset for research purposes or running a couple of custom scripts for your daily task, Bludger simplifies everything. Its very similar to a "shell on the web", except the fact that you can easily spin up new instances/workflows with complete control over the target machine on which it is running.
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- Kick off the workflow
- Format a record
- Print the response body
- Calculate log level based on command line arguments
- Check if a template exists in the templates folder
- Process a template file
- Clone the repository under the given slug
- Delete a repository
- Check status code
- Create a new repository
- Make a HTTP GET request
- Cancel a workflow
- Download all logs from url to path
- Push files in the repository
- Delete a workflow
- Create a new workflow file
- Trigger a workflow
- Check the status of a run
- Print headers
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QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-15 at 15:03Your livesCounter function is only appending each time it's called. It should look to see if the element exists already, and based on that, either create the element and append, or simply update the html.
QUESTION
I'm trying to print an element, in my case an hr tag some number of times according to the length of a word. This code is for a hangman game I'm trying to recreate. I have looked up similar questions and its not quite what I'm lookin for.
This is my javascript code so far.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-13 at 16:59Say your word is in some variable named myWord
.
Get the length of the word by doing:
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Answered 2018-Dec-14 at 13:49Please add all relevant code parts in your next Questions (like correctLetters
, missedletters
and so on)
You are adding a new DIV each time the displayGuessedLetter
function is called. You just need to append the new letterGuessed
to the content:
QUESTION
In this program, I'm generating a random word, getting the input of the user and printing the users' inputted letters in an alert box if the letter exists in the word.
This is where I generate a random word.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-14 at 08:22Because, each time you are about to add a new letter, you are resetting the concatenated letters back to an empty string before concatenating the new one.
You should move the following line to somewhere at the initialization logic where you first generate the random word (outside the getGuess
function:
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