RoadMap | Web based project management and tracking application | REST library
kandi X-RAY | RoadMap Summary
kandi X-RAY | RoadMap Summary
RoadMap is a complete project management and issue tracking tool accessed through your browser. Unlike online services, RoadMap is downloadable and runs on your own server so you don’t have to worry about the security of your data. It’s also completely free.
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- Start the worker thread
- Create a file from a socket
- Periodically connect to the server
- Parse the request
- Return the info log for the project
- Get git logs
- Parse the changeset
- Stops all threads
- Put an object into the queue
- Reset the stats
- The current execution time
- Clean password
- Cleanup email
- Set the interrupt flag
- Load the email buffer
- Return a list of errors corresponding to the given error number
- Read lines from the stream
- Loads a link
- Shrink the shutdown requests
- Respond to this request
- Look for warnings in a given scan
- Respond to the request
- Read headers from the request body
- Return WSGI environment variables
- Wrap a socket
- Get the commit log
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QUESTION
I'm trying to increase page speed by loading my Google Maps two seconds after page load. While doing so, I keep on getting "Cannot read property 'extend' of undefined". I know there is some asynchronous loading going on but I'm not sure how to get it in proper order to get this map to load 2 seconds after the page is done. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Page Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 14:09The initial https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=key
loads additional scripts that are not being captured by your implementation. The package, https://www.npmjs.com/package/@googlemaps/js-api-loader, enables the following pattern and is probably what you want:
QUESTION
I am trying to use 2 strings of
CSS:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 15:47It is not recommend nor supported to load the Google Maps JS API twice on a single page. You will get a console warning about this.
Problem:
- double billing
- collision and unexpected behaviors
Solutions:
- Use same key for both maps on page(not sure why this wouldn't be preferred).
- If you really must, one of the maps could be embedded in an iframe.
QUESTION
I'm trying to use the createPolygon
option of geoXML3.parser
to customise how Polygon elements imported from my KML file are rendered on my map (Google maps api v3), but I'm getting an error in the console, and the map fails to load. Here's a minimal example.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-29 at 00:19The return value from your createPolygon
function is not correct, you are throwing away the return value of the native geoXml.createPolygon
function and returning the input arguement.
Instead of:
QUESTION
I'm trying to deploy my project by vercel. i wrote it with next.js and typescript.
i'm using Next-auth
with credentials
provider for authentication. by default this package for authentication has an object for session something like this:
{ name?: string; email?: string; image?: string; }
. here's the point: i added an id
property to this object as string
in the types file of this package, i just want to use the user id in the session.
everythis works fine and i can use the id for the backend and typescript can recognize the id property but in deployment process i got an error.
so here some of types that i added the id property to the types file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 05:06you can use like below check doc
QUESTION
I am currently building a web app which needs a database to store user info. The startup I'm working for wants to deploy it on Elastic Beanstalk. I am just getting started with all the cloud stuff and am completely at a loss.
Should I create a MongoDB Atlas cluster? Will it be able to connect to my app hosted on EB? Will I need to upgrade my plan on AWS to be able to connect to a database? Can it be integrated with DynamoDB? If yes, is DynamoDB significantly costlier?
I don't have answers to any of the above questions and am just honestly looking for a roadmap on what to do. I went through numerous articles and videos but still can't arrive at a solution. Any help will be much appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 12:40Should I create a MongoDB Atlas cluster?
That is one possible solution. You could also look at Amazon's Document DB service, which is MongoDB compatible.
Will it be able to connect to my app hosted on EB?
There is nothing preventing you from connecting to a MongoDB Atlas cluster from EB.
Will I need to upgrade my plan on AWS to be able to connect to a database?
No
Can it be integrated with DynamoDB?
DynamoDB is a completely different database system, that shares almost nothing in common with MongoDB other than the fact that neither of them use SQL. If your application already uses MongoDB, then converting it to DynamoDB could be a large lift.
If yes, is DynamoDB significantly costlier?
In general, DynamoDB would be significantly cheaper than MongoDB, because DynamoDB is a "serverless" offering that charges based on your usage patterns, while MongoDB would include charges for a server running 24/7.
QUESTION
I am trying to make an animated cumulative map plot of the following data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-23 at 02:44Try:
QUESTION
App builds fine locally and works on local production server + development server. The api used to fetch data is working fine.
Code which is producing the error
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-23 at 02:01The API is returning a 403 forbidden error:
QUESTION
I am trying to deploy an app to Vercel, and getting this error at build
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 20:28It can't resolve next-auth/client
QUESTION
I've just tried to install fresh nuxtjs app with tailwindcss and tailwind ui component and got some errors. After some research I found out that @headlessui/vue and @heroicons/vue supports Vue 3 only. NuxtJS is based on Vue 2 :(
Is there any possible way to use Vue 3 in NuxtJS? NuxtJS 3 with Vue 3 was announced, but the roadmap for that was announced in November 2020, but there is no information about the release.
NuxtJS fits perfectly to our needs, so it would be great if we could use it somehow.
Do someone have any ideas?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 08:42For the HeadlessUI part, the answer was already given a few days ago: https://stackoverflow.com/a/67540286/8816585
Nuxt3 is really close to ship, probably at the end of the month or in the one to follow. If you want to keep updated, you can subscribe to this github issue or simply follow the co-founder @Atinux on Twitter.
You could try using @nuxtjs/composition-api to have access to the composition API but even with this, I'm not sure that this will work properly (or/and will be easy to use).
The best call as of right now, use Nuxt v2 with latest TailwindCSS v2.
The migration should not be that hard from 2 to 3. Also, HeadlessUI is something that you will not have access to as of right now IMO (maybe there are some packages that do handle the use of it but they will probably break/not be working so great).
Try using you own components or import a small UI library with only the JS logic. And remove it once Nuxt3 is here.
QUESTION
I am creating a new layout to learn about flex, some kind of holy grail but in flex. The problem I am facing is with the tabs nav, because I want the layout to work fine in PC and mobile I need the tabs to autoresize.
No scripts no plugins no complications, clean and simple CSS only.
I want the layout to display the tabs nav with a maximun of 1281 px width on PC and if the screen is smaller like on mobiles or tablets it will use the full with of small devices.
I am doing it this way:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-20 at 15:08You could try setting max-width to 1280px, and then setting width to 100% on the same element like so:
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