dory | Your development proxy for docker | Proxy library
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kandi X-RAY | dory Summary
Dory lets you forget about IP addresses and port numbers while you are developing your application. Through the magic of local DNS and a reverse proxy, you can access your app at the domain of your choosing. For example, or Now with support for Docker for Mac and even dinghy! (more info on using with dinghy below). Dory wraps codekitchen/dinghy-http-proxy and makes it easily available for use outside of dinghy. This way you can work comfortably side by side with your colleagues who run dinghy on macOS.
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- Start the container registry
- execute a container
- Stores docker provisioning profiles
- Delete container from container
- Deletes the container if it exists
- Handle the output of the command .
- Returns true if the container exists in the container
- Stop the container
- Check if container exists
- Start the docker container
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QUESTION
I am using Vue Meta 3
to provide meta data to the website. The API for this is here
I do not understand how to provide custom meta tags( e.g Open Graph tags such as og:type
). This is what I have tried to do in a component:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 14:09There are 2 parts to getting og meta working -- I think I can help with part 1:
- Correct
vue-meta
syntax - Server-Side Rendering (SSR)
I wrote this with vue-class-component
, and it seems to be working:
QUESTION
I set up a network git server using a little Raspberry pi following this tutorial: https://linuxhint.com/git_server_http_ubuntu/ The repos were located on a USB drive rather than in /var/www/git. Everything was working hunky-dory until I went and corrupted the microSD card. A fresh install of Raspberry OS on the microSD and everything is back up an running except I can not push to the old git repos. I did not move the repos from the usb drive. I am able to clone them, but not able to push changes.
When I try to push to the old repos I get
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 15:03Found this: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/git-move-repository I just renamed the old repositories, created new ones, and pushed everything to the new repos. Sorry I'm not a git wiz yet!
QUESTION
Good day everybody.
I have a simple Ajax
call. In simplicity, it reads a password from a password field, populates it into a variable, and then sends it across to my StrengthCheck controller. So everything is working perfectly the ajax call makes it into the StregthCheck ActionResult and the ajax success section is fired off hunky-dory. However, the parameter Password
in my StrengthCheck actionResult won't populate with the password sent from my ajax call. I truly believe I've tried everything, any input would be greatly appreciated whether it's a possible solution or even advanced tips to debugging.
Thanks so much in advance, hoping to keep this question as simple as possible.
Script ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 17:48HttpPost can receive parameters from the QueryString and the request body. By default, primitive types are searched in the query string, where complex types are considered to be in the body.
Your method is defined to receive Password from the Query String, not the Body. That's why it stays empty. You have 2 ways of solving this.
- you change your ajax call so that Password is in the query string.
- you change your method to receive a complex model and leave your ajax
QUESTION
thank you in advance for reading and taking the time to troubleshoot this with me!
Let me first start off with the important stuff:
Target Device:
- Raspberry Pi 4B
- Electronic-Salon Relay Hat
Development Environment:
- macOS Catalina
- PyCharm
- Python 2.7.10
At my home I have a spring that serves my home with water. The solution I came up with to prevent dirty water caused by bad rainy weather loosening up the ground soil from entering my cistern is closing a valve and waiting for about 12 hours for the water to clear back up. Then I open the valve and clear water flows into my cistern providing my home with water, and that solution works really well.
I recently came up with the conclusion that I want to automate this process with a normally open solenoid. I purchased a Raspberry Pi, a Relay Hat, and an Ambient Weather weather station.
What I'm looking to do with Python 2.7.10 is check the same variable against itself after an allotted time. In this example, I'm checking the relative barometric pressure against itself and I'm wanting to look for a significant negative change in that variable.
i.e "What does variable A have? Okay, now wait 3 seconds. What does A have now? How much has it changed?"
This is what I've bodged together so far, how can I improve? Thank you.
At first I was thinking maybe I should plot a chart with the data and compare the difference between the two plot points, but I wasn't sure how to use Matplotlib.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 05:48The general design pattern for this is:
QUESTION
I need some help with example if possible of code changes to be done on my NodeJS server code running on AppEngine in order to allow it to securely access my cloud fucntions.
I created a cloud function and I have a public URL for it. I then went ahead and removed allUser
access in the Permissions' tab of the function. Under Service account I have
App Engine Default Service account` selected.
My server on AppEngine was calling the public URL of the CF and when `allUser' permission was there, everything was hunky dory. But when it was removed, I started getting 403 error.
I need help with code changes on NodeJS side to be able to invoke the cloud fucntion again please. My CF and App engine are in the same project and in the same region.
My server code is as follows using an https library to make the post request.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-27 at 21:42You have a great example in the documentation. If you want I adapt it to your code, it could look like to this
QUESTION
I am writing an electron program that needs to read a file for me to apply another program onto. For now I just want it to successfully read and log the content of the file.
this is the code i am using in a script called script.js, which is included in a script tag in the index.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-10 at 11:10The fs
import cannot be destructured.
replace
QUESTION
Here are the code for my website which look like this :
My CSS Look like this :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-11 at 14:30Use this
to refer the hovered card
QUESTION
I downloaded the jsonUtils project from Github https://github.com/bladefist/JsonUtils
It consists of a website and classlibrary. The classlibrary has all the cool stuff I want in it.
I notice the top level folder of that solution contains Website, Classlibrary and Packages.
I built and run the the solution. Works great.
I copied the classlibrary to my own solution where I need the functionality and did Add New... Existing Project and it's sitting pretty there.
I can make calls, get results and everything is hunky-dory.
Now I checked this all into VSO (Azure) and downloaded it on my different PC.
It won't compile on this PC and there is a missing reference.
System.Data.Entity.Design.PluralizationServices.dll is not found.
So I gone back to the PC where it works and "show all files" and in the bin folder I can see the missing files.
What is the correct way to deal with this? One big difference is that I don't have the Packages folder containing the references that existing in the original github solution.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 09:40Even though it's not suggest to check in /bin folder, dll files.
For some case, those DLL's wouldn't be available in Nuget.org or others.
.gitignore file specifies the untracked files. .gitattributes defines attributes per path. They are configuration files of Git.
In Visual Studio, the bin and obj folders are used to store the output generated by compilers (see here). As these output files are generated by compilers, you don't want to track them in the source control.
If your project need to reference to some 3rd party dlls, the best approach is to reference to them as Nuget packages if there are Nuget packages available for the dlls. If not, you can put them in a folder other than bin or obj so they can be tracked in Git. You should not change .gitignore to track bin or obj folders.
You could also take a look at other's solution in this link: Why does visual studio exclude BIN and OBJ folders at Azure DevOps checkin
Note:The ideal/best way of using 3rd part libraries is through NuGet Feed/Packages.
QUESTION
I'm having a hard time figuring out how to parse a JSON response that has unique keys into nested object.
I've done some research and came across this article (https://medium.com/flutter-community/parsing-complex-json-in-flutter-747c46655f51) but it doesn't give an example of a JSON object with unique/random keys.
See below for the json response I get from the backend. The student usernames are unique (i.e. john354, kim553, etc) and a new student could get added at any time. Could someone give me an example of what my model should look like for this type of structure and how to display the data with listview.builder? Thank you so much!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-07 at 07:49To simplify JSON pursing you can use app.quicktype.io to convert JSON to DART.
try the Following Data Model,
QUESTION
I am writing a search menu that searches for and shows on the page all matching substrings in a string on pure js. I made the search on page, but I don't know how to display the results in the search drop-down menu with the number of results like on picture use only js. My code and picture below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-26 at 10:28Maybe like this:
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Install dory
In most cases, the default configuration will be all you need. You literally just set the VIRTUAL_HOST environment variable in your container, install dory and then run:.
If you want to send a pull request with your changes, then fork the repo
Clone it: git clone https://github.com/FreedomBen/dory.git or if you forked in step 1, use the URL for your fork
Make your changes
Build the gem locally: gem build dory.gemspec
Now you can run your locally built version of the gem like normal: dory <somecommand>
Rinse and repeat. For easy cleaning and reinstalling, I recommend using this command, which you might want to alias: rm *.gem; gem clean dory; yes | gem uninstall dory; gem build dory.gemspec && gem install dory*.gem
Run the specs locally (note that I've attempted to make the specs interfere with the running system as minimally as possible, but some things are difficult to avoid. For example, if you have something running on port 53, the specs will kill it. Also, you will need to enter password for sudo): bundle exec rspec spec/
Specific specs can be run with: bundle exec rspec spec/some/file.rb
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