MouseTrap | MouseTrap is a suite of vulernabilities/exploit | Hacking library

Here's how I solved this problem:

First, what's happening: react-hook-mousetrap is looking for react@16.8.0, but it is not finding it. Instead it is finding @react17.0.1, which is a newer version. For some reason mousetrap doesn't like this newer version, and you are being notified (it is not a big deal, but they decided it was worth stopping your build).

One solution: forcibly install the specific version of react that mousetrap wants:

Let's split your problem into parts.

1. You want copy to work as intended in all general cases
2. You want to override default behavior and if list is focused - copy list items
3. You want to override default behavior and if list item is focused - copy focused item

Text input behavior that you describe is generic and unless you want to modify it somehow I leave it out.

Assuming that your elements already focusable (have tabIndex attribute), you have for each item and for whole list this states: "focused" and "not focused". To detect change from one state to another you can use event listeners that handle "blur" and "focus" events. There is a catch that event from item will bubble up to list, so, in my example I use only listeners on list. You might want more fine grained event listeners attachment (you can even transform it into HOC).

Another thing you will have to handle is how you intend to store copied and pasted information. If you will store it in state as I did in example, user will loose ability to copy something and paste outside of your application. Also, in my example I couple copy and paste, so you will be able to paste only when you focused one of the elements. You probably want paste to work universally. You can use Clipboard API or deprecated execCommand for this.

And finally, since I use Windows, cmd don't work, so I changed it to ctrl.

Now, to example:

The error occurs because react-hook-mousetrap is exported as an ESM library. You can have Next.js transpile it using next-transpile-modules in your next.config.js.

Create a file in your root directory as nightwatch.conf.js and copy the below -

Try updating your Gemfile to use json@1.8.2 instead of 1.8.1 - according to this thread Ruby 2.2.x is incompatible with json 1.8.1.

1.8.2 should be functionally similar and not affect any of your other dependencies.

You can also run bundle update json to let bundler try to fix it for you - but that may put you at a much later version than 1.8.2, I'm not sure.

No harm in trying a couple things and reverting your changes.

Finally I found solution to this issue.Here we are trying to use Personal access token(PAT).In order to use PAT for authentication we have to use authorization as "Basic" instead of "Bearer".More over instead of adding PAT alone to the Request header we have to use combination of username and PAT.Say base-64-encoded-string of username:PAT.

Required Code Change

This can be fixed by you, if you prefer to contribute to the hotkeys module, by making it ECMAScript compatible.

Or you can just add the module to allowedCommonJsDependencies in your angular.json file as it shown on official documentation.

I was able to fix the error by installing the latest update for Azure DevOps Server 2019 and restored the associated database.

whenever you want to combine your mouse and keyboard input with widgets I strongly suggest you to use the built-in .bind() method. .bind() can have two values:

1. Type of input
2. Name of callback function

An example: