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My component 'ReportWrapper' is something like below where it import 'getReportData' which in turn return data async.

I am migrating a library to use Angular and Material 12 (currently in version 10), and Storybook is used to expose the various components of this library. To do so, I upgraded Angular and Material to version 12 with the Angular Update Guide, Storybook to version 6.3 with npx sb upgrade and I followed the steps described here to fully migrate Storybook and use webpack5.

Unfortunately, the base.scss file previously included globally in the rendering of stories is no longer included (stories are now without any CSS). This base.scss file is included in a Typescript file with:

import '!style-loader!css-loader!sass-loader!./base.scss';

With Storybook 6.3 and Angular 10, everything works perfectly.

To fix that, I tried to add this configuration in main.js, as it is described in the documentation:

I am trying to set up a fresh next.js app using Typescript and Storybook.

Following some guides online gets me fairly close but I note that the rendered 'HomePage' story is missing styling

compared with what I get when I simply run

I want to make an instagram clone with django. I'm trying to make stories of instagram on Django Models.As you know, instagrams stories are deleted after 24 hours. How can i delete data from database?

I'm trying to update a piece of old code (a menu builder class). I've updated everything else but I'm stuck at a line that uses the each() function. I did read some of the previous threads but this particular instance is too complex for me to figure out how to change. Here it is:

On the news page of our website, we use Twitter's GET statuses/user_timeline API endpoint to pull in 4 tweets for every Ajax page of 8 news stories that we show, making 4 rows of 3 links in the results grid. This works fine for the first 8 pages (which takes us back just over a month from now in terms of tweets). But then when I get to the API call to fetch 36 tweets for page 9 and 40 tweets for page 10, it only returns 35 and 38 tweets.

I think this might be down to this issue that David Yell mentioned in his answer here, with the search API not returning tweets that it considers low quality or something. If I go to the timeline of our corporate Twitter account, I can see the specific tweets that are being omitted — I don'think they're necessarily spammy or low-quality, one has 47 interactions (21 RTs, 22 Likes and 4 replies) and another has 12 such interactions, so it's not like they're tweets that just went out echoing into the void, but sure, maybe the algorithm disagrees or whatever.

The API calls are effectively identical throughout; if I log the API call URL from my (bespoke C#) code involved and the number of tweets in the returned JSON, it is as simple as https://api.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/user_timeline.json?count=36&screen_name=[redacted]&exclude_replies=1&tweet_mode=extended returning only 35 tweets and …/statuses/user_timeline.json?count=40&… returning only 38, so it doesn't seem like there's anything wrong with the API calls per se, especially given the previous 8 calls all have the right number of tweets (so ?count=32… having 32 tweets in the JSON response and so on.) I know we have made more tweets since the QA analyst spotted this earlier in the week and the shape of the "missing" entries in the results grid has stayed consistent, but we hadn't got far enough in debugging until today to be able to confirm if it's the same tweets that were missing or not.

Does anyone have any experience of persuading the API to return those "missing" tweets? Or do I have to work out how to record and pass in the amended offset, to ensure I still end up with even pages of 4×3 in the results grid, without gaps? (Or something.)

I couldn't find any information on how to make @emotion/react work in Storybook when using Vite as a bundler in a React application.

I'm getting errors like Invalid value for prop 'css' in

Here's my vite.config.js configuration:

I'm trying to reuse my MainSection component for two different purposes (single story and all stories). To effect this, I want to pass in a property, home, in the Routes that go to those renderings of that component. Home is true or false, and I want to render the MainSection component based on that boolean. However, I home keeps being undefined when MainSection gets rendered. The link and route are updating the URL, but not rendering with the props I want. Am I doing something wrong?

Here are my routes:

could you guys please help me creating a next and previous buttons ? I've been struggling because of my bad javascript . I saw some people use Jquery and almost all Javascript. I'm practicing Javascript so there are a lot of things I don't know. Thank you very much.

Wants: Next / Previous button to go to next page and go back page if users want to read again that page.

Link of my demo: https://jsfiddle. net/hioihia123/zgjswtay/3/