flippy | Feature flipper app for Django | Access Management library
kandi X-RAY | flippy Summary
kandi X-RAY | flippy Summary
Flippy gives you a simple way to add feature flags to your Django application using a simple syntax:. This lets you release your new feature to your users in a slow, controlled manner. The flags are defined in code with initial value, and later enabled via Django Admin for specific subgroups of users, with a good degree of flexibility.
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- Displays the web page
- Determine whether the user should show
- The subject object
- Import and instantiate a Subject class
- Returns the identifier for the given request
- Returns the identifier for the given user
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QUESTION
When using the
So, instead of the default:
▶ My Cool List (left-aligned)
I want to do this:
My Cool list ▶ (right-aligned)
And here it is working in Chrome:
This question helped me write the CSS, which works on Chrome and Firefox:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-13 at 15:59It turns out that Safari doesn't handle
tags in the
QUESTION
I have this parent App.jsx, with two components and imported.
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Answered 2020-Sep-17 at 03:59You can keep the players state on the Parent of both Child components. This way, you can pass it down as props to the relevant components. Refer to my comments on the code for insight
QUESTION
I've been using react-flyppy to animate the flipping of my component. Below I have App.jsx. The component to be flipped is :
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-16 at 14:06The simplest solution is to make it a controlled component:
QUESTION
My ReactJS project was working all fine till last week but from Sunday its giving below error on npm install:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-06 at 11:00Try upgrading to @material-ui/core.
material-ui package is deprecated.
QUESTION
I was interested in making an engine for knitr that would pre-process code chunks before sending them for evaluation with the following steps:
- pre-process
options$code - evaluate code with
evaluate::evaluate()with the parent environment - format the output with
knitr::engine_output()
What I found was that any variables created in these custom chunks would not be available in the rest of the document. After some tinkering, I found that if I walked the call stack and found the last place knitr was called from, I could take the value of the envir argument and use that as the environment to evaluate::evaluate(). This feels hacky, though. Is there a better way to match the environment of the document in a custom chunk engine?
An engine that appends a flippy onto all comments
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Answered 2020-Jun-16 at 20:47It turns out that there is a function in {knitr} precisely for this situation: knitr::knit_global(), which happens to be the environment when evaluating inline code: https://github.com/yihui/knitr/blob/0daf31be36eed8d8ec0ba51eedee909283afc45d/R/hooks.R#L13
QUESTION
I have a flip animation on this page https://muttcase.com.au/products/call-my-mum-shes-lost-without-me it works perfectly in all browsers except safari..I've tried prefixes but I'm lost. the css im using is..
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-10 at 01:01Couple of issues I resolved to get it to work well in Safari:
- Your
.frontelement is empty. Check your HTML and, I assume you want this, put the#ProductImageWrapper...element inside of.front. This could be due to a syntax issue or an unclosedtag in your HTML. - You don't need
transform: rotateY(180deg)on both the.frontand.backelements. Your code sample doesn't show it this way, but the code on the site you linked does.
The "Flip Tag" button then falls behind the elements because all of the elements in the preceding sibling are now (as you intended) position: absolute. Go ahead and post another question if you have issues with that one.
QUESTION
I used Puphpet.com to deploy a local Ubuntu 16.04 LAMP development machine with VirtualBox 5.1.24. I updated /etc/hosts with the VM IP address (192.168.56.101).
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Answered 2017-Jul-27 at 22:15I've provided an answer here that I believe is related however I will post it here as well incase anyone else wonders into this thread looking for a solution.
This sounds a lot like a bug in VirtualBox 5.1.24 which is fixed in 5.1.26.
The problem seems to be caused by VirtualBox failing to create a rout for host-only networks. To check if this is the case, after running vagrant up on your host machine run netstat -rn from your terminal. This will show you available routs in your Kernel's IP routing table. There will be several lines of output but among it you should see your private networks IP looking something like this:
QUESTION
On a recent website I made, I've included a video:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-10 at 23:42The problem seems to be due the flex.
Removing display:flex from the .container will fix it.
If you need the flex then add flex-direction:column to the .container since that is the way you actually use it.
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Install flippy
Install flippy in your app:
Add flippy to your INSTALLED_APPS setting:
Run python manage.py migrate to create the Rollout model.
Create a file flags.py somewhere in your application and define your first flag:
Use the flag somewhere in your code:
Visit the Django Admin in http://localhost:8000/admin/flippy/rollout/ and create a new rollout for this flag to enable it.
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