shopper | Shopping Cart Application For Web Development | Ecommerce library

You have a miss spell there: req.body.paswword, user.password.

By the way, you need to hash the password you received in the same way they are saved in database.

So you should do something like that:

Instead of that if statement, try this:

A wrote a similar answer here but it was lacking some parts, so I feel like I can answer here too.

Your library is probably in the same state as vue2-editor, meaning that you need to load & import it only on the client. For that, you could use something like this

The melt method might be useful.

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Advantages:

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Smooth system operation for user & developer: virtual DOMs help updates to go seamlessly.

Extensive recourses: open-source community keeps creating tools, libraries, guides.

Disadvantages:

Steep learning curve: it does take longer to master it than Angular or Vue; not a one-day-exercise.

VUE.JS [Vue JS on GiHub]: With 7,7 million monthly downloads, Vue.js is a rising star among JavaScript frameworks for building user interfaces. It’s hugely popular with Chinese developers to the extent that some of the material & forum discussions are only available in Chinese.

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Browser extensions help you to work with different individual components.

Disadvantages:

Young community: not as mature as other veterans of the framework offers, this community is still growing.

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ANGULAR: This popular open-source Google-created JavaScript-based framework employs MVC architecture for single web page applications.

Advantages:

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Two-way data binding: the framework provides a seamless projection of models that saves developers' efforts.

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Disadvantages:

Security: the absence of server authorization and authentication leads to security issues.

Memory leakage: potential memory leakage that leads to slowdowns and crashes.

Append HAVING AVG(t.riskScore) >= 100.0 to the very end of the query you showed us, right after the GROUP BY but before any LIMIT or ORDER BY clause.

A customer logged into a Shopify store has an ID. You can use that to store exercise data on your own server. Using the Shopify Admin API you can setup connections between the store and your database. Therefore you can indeed have code that would run, and allow you to Create, Read, Update or Delete any information you wanted, on a store.

Note however that due to a current weakness in Shopify App Proxy, it is possible (but unlikely) that a malicious actor could try impersonating a customer by trying random IDs till they got one that worked.

It's because the name of your view is wrong. As the error you're getting says: 'Rails expects an action to render a template with the same name contained in a folder named after its controller'

So in your case, the structure needs to be:

• app
  • controllers
    • shoppers_controller.rb
  • views
    • shoppers
      • index.html.erb
      • new.html.erb

Reference: https://guides.rubyonrails.org/layouts_and_rendering.html#rendering-by-default-convention-over-configuration-in-action

i dont see why you have a problem, this is the test i have done: