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- Compute the password for a given key pair
- Encode the data as base64
- Decode base64
- Get ride requests
- Redirect to the authenticated user
- Return the current user
- Handle login
- Returns redirect URL
- Returns the username of the org socket
- Get the username of the device
- Generate a random salt
- Encode a base64 - encoded salt
- Add notification
- Handle a JSON response
- List all notifications
- Get all available events
- Get a specific circle
- View
- Return the current circle
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QUESTION
I've successfully created my first web application using node js, ejs and mongodb.
I want to hide my login/sign up links when user logs in and want to display logout button in my header file.
Anybody got a solution? I've already tried Expressjs how to show / hide a div in case user its logged But for some reason, the user variable in ejs file is initialising to null, so only one case is exectuting
Here is my header.ejs file:
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Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 10:04i think you should set user data after login in local session
server.js
QUESTION
I'm trying to adjust two CSS classes when my window is no wider than 750px. I'm trying to target three-column-grid & content-box. For some reason, three-column-grid works perfectly. But Content-box does nothing at all.
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Answered 2021-Feb-14 at 07:28After looking over the updated full code you posted, there isn't a media query for .content-box
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Geometric Space Corporation
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(GSC) is a recently formed subsidiary of Geometric Energy Corporation, a research and development firm founded in 2015. GSC provides cost-effective CubeSat rideshare programs, dedicated FireFly Alpha launches, and satellite data services.
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GSC ultimate ambition is to contribute to the creation of a multiplanetary civilization. The intermediary steps include optimizing current technology and expanding the commercial space market. It is those latter tasks on which the company is currently concentrating.
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Satellite Launch Services
In 2021, Geometric Space launches Terraporta, the flagship software-as-a-service (SAAS) product capable of integrating with satellite data feeds from NASA, ESA, and JAXA.
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Dedicated FIrefly Alpha Launches
In collaboration with our launch service provider, Firefly Aerospace, Geometric Space facilitates missions to low earth orbit for US and Canadian universities, private corporations, and government agencies.
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Rideshare Programs for CubeSat Integration
Geometric Space provides US and Canadian companies an affordable barrier for entry into the space market. Through an innovative blend of CubeSat form factor type payloads, multi-party integration, and mission cost optimization, Geometric Space minimizes financial requirements for space start-ups.
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QUESTION
I have a nested JS Object:
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Answered 2020-Oct-23 at 01:53Here is modification of your code. I added an extra parameter to try and keep your overall structure and to produce your desired outcome and preventing repetitive call on array element.
QUESTION
I have a realtime app where users are clicking on a button at the exact same time. It is a rideshare app where a ride will show up on all the users's screens, and then 2 users will basically simultaneously push the "accept ride" button. This creates problems because it saves the first user onto the ride via a database save call, but then the second user oversaves the first user. Once a user accepts the ride, another user should not be able to accept the ride. It creates major problems because the first user should just "accept the ride" while, with the second driver, it should just tell them "another driver is accepting the ride". The problem is that I can not even run a query to check if the ride already has a driver because this is all happening so quickly. The first user will hit "accept ride", then it will save them to the ride. The second user will hit "accept ride", and it will check if the ride already has a driver. It doesn't yet because the first save is still finishing. Then the second user is oversaved on the ride. It just is happening way to simultaneously where queries don't really solve the problem.
Sorry if this is a confusing explanation. I have never had to deal with this realtime of a problem, so I am not sure where to start. I think I need to build some queue or something that only lets this happen once at a time. Any direction of what to even google would be helpful. Thank you! My backend is written in node.js and I use MongoDB on Heroku.
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Answered 2020-Aug-28 at 22:36You need an atomic check and set operation in your database so in one atomic database operation, you can verify that it's not already accepted and, if not, accept it. That will only allow one person to accept it, any others will fail because it's already accepted and the API can feed that back to the user interface. The key word here is "atomic" and how you achieve it depends upon the specific database. For MongoDB, see Mongo any way to do atomic check and set.
Here's another reference: Help writing an atomic update in mongodb.
These solutions use mongodb's findandmodify so presumably, you would attempt to find a document with this id and that is also not accepted and if found, you would modify it to be accepted. Then, since the findandmodify is atomic, nobody else can get in between your find and your modify so when their findandmodify gets a turn, they won't find a document that is both the right id and is not accepted because someone else accepted it before they got in.
QUESTION
We want elastic search to suggest words found within the index. We are using version: 5.6.4.
if I type "head" it should suggest "headquarters", a word found in the index. Preferably it should sort the suggestions by occurrence.
I have tried several tutorials, but they all return the entire content item instead of the word itself. The closest I came up with using the documentation is the following:
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Answered 2019-Jan-25 at 08:30I ended up by using aggregations to solve this issue:
QUESTION
I have a dataframe of trips with a column of how the trip was made similar to column "a" below.
My goal is to add a new column of data to each row according to the value of column "a".
The function below works, but seems like an overly complicated way of accomplishing a fairly simple objective.
new_var <- 0
seems likely to cause a bug.
If I don't attach the dataframe and call the column that way the function does not work, which is obviously not great.
Is there an obviously better way to do this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-31 at 11:34With the named vector, we can match the column to get the values
QUESTION
I've been using Symfony 3 since yesterday but are having a hard time with the auto-wiring.
For some reason the FileLoader can't find my class while it does exist.
In the services.yml I have the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-21 at 08:07The issue was that the EventStore interface had a wrong namespace.
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Install rideshare
To test locally, download the App Engine SDK. You will need the Python package for your OS.
Grab a copy of the Rideshare code by cloning or downloading a zip from https://github.com/ysubtle/rideshare.
Rename secrets_template.py to secrets.py and follow the instructions.
Open app.yaml and change the application field to your application identifier that you set when creating your app on Google App Engine.
Upload the application to Google App Engine. You can do this by using the SDK.
Visit http://{appidentifier}.appspot.com to visit your Rideshare.
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