homedir | Keep it sane | File Utils library

You essentially need to create a new event loop before running this. You can either do this in the function or better (imo) make this an async function and create an event loop in your main file.

As you are using node version 17, I can see that this problem happens,

Downgrading to node version 16 will solve the problem(using nvm):

Here's what I needed to add to the Chrome options to make it work.

First add a remote debugging port:

It is possible to read the data of a ttf file with this go library freetype, you just need to provide the font data and it will parse all the data. There is also an article about reading ttf files content manually with javascipt here.

Edit: If you are using freetype to get the family name or other information, you can use the Name reciever function of the struct, it accepts a NameId which is an alias for uint16. (You can find the complete table of the valid value here in the name id codes section)

for example, you can get the font family name by using the following code:

The answer was really simple. Changed export default {} in mock files to module.exports = {}.

My project uses import/export for nearly everything. Due to the system it runs on, we have to use const fs = require('fs') instead of import fs from 'fs'; The mocks using export had no issue until moduleNameMapper got thrown into the mix.

If your workgroup is 'ABCDE5' then your your 'idmap config ABC' lines are wrong, they should be 'idmap config ABCDE5'. This has led to your users & groups being put into the '*' domain.

I notice from the screenshot that the file you are editing with python has an extension of .sh. I think that the extension is being used by pycharm to determine how to parse the file and it is getting confused. I recommend you try switching the extension to .py.

I'm not sure what exactly you are trying to do there, but looking at your code it seems like you are trying to save some data for your extension in particular.

For this purpose, you probably want to use the globalStorage object instead.

You can learn more about it in the Data storage section and the ExtensionContext documentation.

Basically this error means there is no connectivity between the container and the internet but i wasn't able to figure out why this happened.

Thanks to Rwd who did mention this Github Issue in the comment section i noticed that am using an old version of docker, i was running Ubuntu 16.04 .. later i upgraded to 20.04, during the upgrade the docker repository was disabled so i ended up not upgrading docker for quiet a time.

So what i did was simply reinstalling docker :

I removed the old versions