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I have a simple Vue.js project built after running yarn build. The dist folder contains files like below;

I want to bundle all the files (HTML, js, CSS) into a single js file that can be embedded into a ghost blog post.

Here is an example of how this was done for a ghost blog post.

https://blog.openbloc.com/including-a-js-app-in-a-ghost-post/

My question is how do I bundle my Vue.js project files into a single file that can be deployed in a ghost blog post?

Is webpack the right tool to use? I am open to other alternatives.

I am using @vue/cli 5.0.1, yarn v1.22.17

I want to style Ant Design Vue button(inside a table row of Ant Design table) dynamically:

I have inherited a simulation program to extend with new features. The original was written as an Applet using the AWT library for graphics. Before adding the new features I want to adapt the program to the desktop and use JavaFX instead of AWT.

The simulation paints hundreds or thousands of objects dozens of times per second, then erases them and repaints them at new locations, effectively animating them. I am using a Canvas object for that part of the UI. Erasing is done by repainting the object with the background color. What I am seeing though is that erasing objects is incomplete. A kind of "halo" gets left behind though.

The following program illustrates the problem. Clicking the "Draw" button causes it to draw a few hundred circles on the Canvas using the foreground color. After drawing, clicking the button again will erase the circles by re-drawing them in the background color. Multiple cycles of draw/erase will build up a visible background of "ghost" images.

I'm using NativeBase on a React Native project and while everything works just fine when I run the app on my iPhone using Xcode, TypeScript tell me that the property "onPress" does not exist on the type of the NativeBase Button.

To simplify things here is my code :

I'm learning AI and machine learning, and I found a difficulty. My CSV dataset has two important columns which are dictionary themselves, e.g. one of them is categories which presents the info in each row like this {"id":252,"name":"Graphic Novels"...}, I'd like to explode this data so it shows in individual columns, for example cat_id, cat_name... so I can apply filters later.

I guess there are some options in Python and Pandas but I can't see it right now. I'll appreciate your guidance.

Edit: I took the first ten rows in Excel, copied them to a new document and then opened the new csv document in notepad, copied the first ten lines in notepad and pasted them here, the document can be found in my gdrive :

I created a react app where I display different video games and the app decides which game to play. I also have a file where I stored the data of video games. The goal I'm trying to achieve is to render the youtube video trailer of the corresponding video game when clicking on a button while using React Hooks. I've been using the npm package react-player. If someone could help, I'd appreciate it.

This is the code for the Video Game component:

I have been using R and RStudio with base and ggplot for a couple of years. Lately, it seems that when some plots are generated, other plots are lost/deleted.

In RStudio, I use the "Plots" pane/tab, and the blue left and right arrows to view the plots that have been created. By disappears, I mean a plot was created and visible here, but if I use the arrows, I can't see it anymore. It was there, and it is not there anymore, it has "disappeared".

After running the code below using "Source" button, which does 3 plots, I can only see 2 plots. If I step through the code using Command-Return, I see the 3 plots generated, but then the middle one gets lost.

After doing more testing, I see for this code it is the call to:

I've got a project damastes, which introduced two packages, damastes and procrustes:

I am creating a progress bar and my issue is: When the % progress is low (width: 0-5%), the border radius does not look the same as when it is larger (width: 5-100%).

In example 1 below, you can see the progress bar as it is intended to look.

In example 2 & 3, you can see how it looks when the width is low, causing the border-radius of the progress bar to not function the same as example 1.

I am considering I need a different way to "cut off" the progress, rather than just decreasing the width, but I wasn't able to come up with anything simple to do so. Anyone have a good idea on how to improve this code?

Note: I also have a secondary "ghost" progress bar which experiences the same issue and has complicated my attempts to keep it simple.

I have looked up some progress bar examples, but they experience the same issue. Some of the ones I have seen avoid the problem entirely by skipping straight from 0 to 5% but I do not want to do that.