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I can't help you with creating all that. You should try it out for yourself, you'll learn a lot more.

But I can help you with the code you provided.

• A lot of your id attributes are the same. Every id on the page should be unique.
• Change your HTML structure slightly by adding a around the texts inside your cells (Text). That way you can select elements inside your cells and move those around. Using lastChild to get the TextNode is not the right approach.
• The functions should check if there is a cell next to it in the direction you want to move the text. If there is, move the text. If not, then do nothing.

Below I've made a small demonstration on how this might work. Here target is the element that we move. It's the Foo element in the HTML.

When clicking either button, the code will go one element up from the target element with parentElement, that will be the our target is in.
It then tries to access the previous or next in the row (depending on the direction). If a neighbouring is found, it will append the element.

The advantage of this approach is that you always have a reference to the element that you are moving.

Maybe this can help you.

I entered to your web and inspecting the page I saw that there are two redirects (status 302) after the click on the first result on google search:

And the second redirect has the url that you are looking for in the header location because is a redirect (302):

If you wait, the browser execute the second redirect and the url is loaded:

Wait until the second redirect and then, get the url with the classic methods.

The web is developed on react, that's why is rendered with javascript. This complicate a little bit the selenium automation.

You need to search an element which presence indicate you that web is ready after the second redirect. I found this:

Here is an exemple on how you can do it,

you create a state in the parent app, then you pass the state to the child component that needs it (ReadOnlyRow), and you pass the setState to the other child component (TextForm)

Here it is a simple demo, hopefully it will help you understand me better:

The App Component

BLE communication can be a pain particularly with Xamarin.

In any case asynchronous calls from your application may return before data has actually been sent to your end device. This is due to several factors:

1. Operating system BLE driver behaviour - Any call that you make in your application code is handled by the operating system drivers. These may return before any data is actually handled by the BLE hardware.
2. BLE transport layer delays - BLE transmission of data is not instant. The data connection between two devices actually occurs within discrete time slots, between which the BLE transceiver is turned off to save power.
3. End device response time.

Most implementations of two way communication between devices using BLE use a minimum of two characteristics, one for data being sent and the other for data being received by a device e.g. device 1 receives data on the characteristic that device 2 sends on and vice versa. ​This avoids the possibility of any collision of data being sent by both parties.

You could try placing a delay in your code prior to polling for characteristic data and see if that helps, but its not an optimal solution.

I see that you are using your characteristic "anonymously", rather than using its uuid to select it. If the Bluetooth service supports more than one characteristic then you will need to use the uuid to ensure that you are using the correct one. The list of characteristics, much like the list of services and devices may not be returned in the same order whenever you request them.

You have the option of polling characteristics by reading them on a timed basis or setting up handlers for characteristic notification/indication events if the characteristic supports it and your BLE device uses that mechanism to show that data is ready.

This error normally occurs because BuyButton is not child of the ShoppingCartProvider and you have not given a default value for the addItem method when initialising the context.

You can back this up by giving the ShoppingCartContext a default value for addItem like so:

Based in the suggestion from @fsimonjetz and @chepner

This piece of code works for me

It seems, results[0] is not an instance of cardPack. It seems you're using fuse.js to search, and according to its examples it returns an array of objects that have the following keys: item, refIndex, and score.

It seems, item is the instance you're looking for, so try to modify cardPack to:

Docker is able to send logs from its standart output into graylog using gelf logger:

https://docs.docker.com/config/containers/logging/gelf/

When you dockerize your app, your app's localhost is not localhost of host machine. Simply remove all your fancy gelf-logger-libs from your python-code and put logs to stdout. Then docker will catch your logs and will send it to the graylog host.