scrubber | Scrub out test pollution in RSpec | Functional Testing library

I'm trying to extract an excerpt for an article (markdown parsed to HTML), where only plain text from paragraphs is included. All HTML needs to be stripped and line breaks, tabs and sequential whitespace needs to be replaced by a single space.

My first step was creating a simple test:

I was following this tutorial: https://youtu.be/r5XXSb4yQes (code: https://github.com/wcandillon/can-it-be-done-in-react-native/tree/master/season3/src/CoinbasePro) and did what he said but I cannot make the scrubber (horizontal & vertical line) work.

As you can see, even if I press/drag, the scrubber/line doesn't appear.

Expected horizontal and vertical line when PanGestureHandler is triggered:

Below is the relevant code:

MainScreen:

If one uses Rails::Html::PermitScrubber and doesn't specify a value for tags or attributes it defaults to using reasonable defaults from Loofah::HTML5::Scrub. However, as soon as you set tags or attributes it chooses a completely different code path that ignores those defaults.

I want to start with the default functionality provided by Rails::Html::PermitScrubber (i.e. when tags/attributes aren't specified) and just make a few small changes but looking at the class implementation it seems like I would need to basically copy and reimplement half the PermitScrubber methods just to access that default functionality. And the defaults provided by Loofah::HTML5::Scrub don't seem to be part of any existing Loofah::Scrubber class.

So how do I make minor changes to the default operation of Rails::Html::PermitScrubber without reimplementing half the class? Surely this is a very common use case!

I am animating a gameobject with the animator. I am matching the animation to a video I have overlade in the editor. At the moment I am having to adjust the video scrubber to get to the next position I want to keypoint, then calculate and change it in the animator. I would like to be able to control the animation scrubber with my video scrubber or vice versa.

The wiki has what I need on for the animation window but I'm unsure how/if I can access the animation window through a script.

Any help appreciated thanks.

I am trying to convert observablehq 'Scrubber' notebook into vanilla JS. My current code looks like this:

I'm trying to scrub out mailto links while allowing others using Rails::HTML Scrubbers.

See: https://github.com/rails/rails-html-sanitizer

I have a Loofah fragment like this:

I'm trying to create a menu that will let user try again until they enter a valid selection which is (1-5). If user enters something else, I want it to show a error message and keep letting them try again. Clearly my problem here is in my while loop, but I'm not sure how to solve this bug. Can someone help me to restructure this code, thank you.

I am trying to create a custom controller for exoplayer. Everything is working fine but i have a problem with the defaultTimeBar. My timebar is not working i.e. when video is played no scrubber head can be seen and played color for timebar is also not changed. My xml code for custom controller can be seen below:

I have some system data set where I wanna find comparison between two systems (Uptimum + scrubber), utility time (%) of how much of percentage they were operational during 24h but also if it exceeds 24h.

Data set is below data, but as you can notice - there are dates in Column A (date) gaps there, some days are missing and that will be like that from time to time. But there are also more system instances within one day (system operation can be changed many times per day), that is a reason there is a time in Column B (time column) so I can follow the exact timing of operation within a day.

There is no official "end time" here, it is just ongoing process where operations (systems) are changing/shifting among many other parameters.

What I did is, I extracted dates in Column F so to avoid duplicates and summed them up per system (G2 and H2 Columns), using this functions below and you can see screenshot below too: