transponder | opinionated gem for assisting in working with front end
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kandi X-RAY | transponder Summary
Transponder is a opinionated library for assisting in working with front end heavy rails app. 8kb uncompressed / 2kb minified & compressed (gzip) (client side library).
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QUESTION
How to host React app in a way, that it uses the domain of the husk HTML instead of having it configured in some config.js as suggested in another answer ( Dynamic configuration variables in Javascript / React )?
The react JS is hosted under same domain as the application API. It is assumed root is always used per application, not subdirectory, so just https://some.domain can be baseUrl. Dev setup for React is not of interest for PROD, and can be set up separately.
For example, there can be many domains, which the same JavaScript code should serve.
Why it is so simple with the normal js code, which can be ignorant of domain, and a problem with React?
Backend is not Node.js, but even backend gets it's domain from HTTP headers, so having to configure React seems very odd.
Is there any way better than having some configuration transponder on the backend?
The idea is that React code is stored without any lists of possible domains as is suggested everywhere. At the moment it needs to be specially build for each domain separately, which is not convenient, and in described scenario of same domain it should be avoided. What can be put into src/config/index.js to make it sense the domain dynamically?
The React works with API only.
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Answered 2021-May-17 at 11:49Create-React-App doesn't care about the domain, so it's unclear why that's giving you issues. The only thing I can think of is that someone other than yourself has developed the application you're working on and you've decided it needs to be different.
To figure out the domain you can use window.location.origin assuming you're not using ports anywhere (it will include : if you're running react on a port).
If ports are involved you can use `${window.location.protocol}//${window.location.hostname}`. Might be safer to use this anyway..
To use this in multiple places it makes sense to retrieve it in one place like this src/config/index.js that you've referred to (not a default product of create-react-app btw, if you have one of these already it's because the previous guy created it).
in that file you might have something like
QUESTION
I am trying to create a GLMM in R. I want to find out how the emergence time of bats depends on different factors. Here I take the time difference between the departure of the respective bat and the sunset of the day as dependent variable (metric). As fixed factors I would like to include different weather data (metric) as well as the reproductive state (categorical) of the bats. Additionally, there is the transponder number (individual identification code) as a random factor to exclude inter-individual differences between the bats.
I first worked in R with a linear mixed model (package lme4), but the QQ plot of the residuals deviates very strongly from the normal distribution. Also a histogram of the data rather indicates a gamma distribution. As a result, I implemented a GLMM with a gamma distribution. Here is an example with one weather parameter:
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Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 19:36But if the data also do not correspond to a gamma distribution, what alternative is there?
- One alternative is called the lognormal distribution (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Log-normal_distribution)
Gaussian (or normal) distributions are typically used for data that are normally distributed around zero, which sounds like you do not have. But the lognormal distribution does not have the same requirements. Following your previous code, you would fit it like this:
QUESTION
- I want to download an HTML text file with data of different
players. - All data has one specific format.
- I want to read specific data about one player and store it.
:):
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Answered 2021-Jan-20 at 22:25Okey hi so this is the working code with explanation:
QUESTION
I am working with table that contain aircraft information used in an external program. The aircraft in the table are be grouped numerically, groups 1,2,3... etc.
One of the fields of info is a transponder code. These codes are 4 place integers with digits restricted to 0-7. The smallest allowable code is 0000 and the largest 7777. These codes are further restricted by range. So a specific set may be within a range like 0400-0477 or 5100-7277. Additionally, there are 5 "special use" codes like 1200 that cannot be assigned. Finally, aircraft within a group must have a unique code but may match other groups. The codes need not be random, just within the range and not repeated within a group.
So the table with a range of 0400-0477 may look like:
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Answered 2020-Oct-29 at 18:19You can at least make things simpler by treating the numbers as octal, since then everything is 0-7 anyway. Convert the ranges from octal to decimal, for example, 0400->256, 0477->319, then loop between them and convert back. You probably need them as strings anyway to keep the preceding zeroes, so it's pretty simple with division and modulo, then convert to character types.
Second option would be to have four variables, each for one digit, and loop manually 0-7 carrying to next one when done. Not sure which one would be prettier or more performant.
Skipping specific codes could be handled with a few ifs handling several loops, like "if start < first then loop between start and first special" and then the next range and the next. Don't need to check for five special values in a sea of thousands of valid ones for each number that way at least.
QUESTION
I have a foreach loop like this where I want the else condition to output: "unit not found" if the quad.ID == searchForQuadcopters isn't found but I get this string value output even when the value is found.
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Answered 2020-Oct-15 at 13:31I want the else condition to output: "unit not found" if the quad.ID == searchForQuadcopters isn't found
Then you don't want this loop. Your code loops over all items, and if allQuadcopters contains Ids 1, 2 and 3 and you're looking for 2, it will print "Unit not found" for Ids 1 and 3. You could break; out of the loop in your if(), but then the else will still be hit for 1.
You want to leverage Linq here:
QUESTION
I am using https://fleet.ls.hereapi.com/2/calculateroute.json to calculate a route in Norway including toll costs. This is working. However, there is a toll pass in Norway, AutoPASS, and I can't get the calculation to use this parameter.
I have tried: ...&tollpass=AutoPASS ...&tollpass=Annual,AutoPASS,EasyGO ...&tollpass=Senior_Pass,transponder,Annual,Nr_of_Days,Nr_of_Months,SunPass,E-Z Pass,AutoPASS,EasyGo
I get 91 EUR, or 88 EUR when transponder is set in tollpass. Using this: https://www.fjellinjen.no/privat/bompengekalkulator/ I can see that without a toll pass the fee is 962 NOK which equals 91 EUR. With the toll pass the fee equals 446 NOK which equals 42 EUR.
How do you get the toll cost using the Norwegian AutoPASS?
I have removed my API key from the following link: https://fleet.ls.hereapi.com/2/calculateroute.json?waypoint0=59.08597,11.24958&waypoint1=59.94091,10.97901&waypoint2=59.08597,11.24958&rollups=none,country;tollsys&mode=fastest;truck;traffic:disabled&length=17m&commercial=1&limitedWeight=40t&height=4m¤cy=EUR&tollVehicleType=3&trailerType=2&trailersCount=1&vehicleNumberAxles=3&trailerNumberAxles=2&tollPass=AutoPASS
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Answered 2020-Oct-02 at 20:43Below request is working with tollPass=AutoPass, we are getting 44.92 EUR:
QUESTION
LINES_W_APT.txt:
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Answered 2020-Sep-28 at 06:34@ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
SET "sourcedir=U:\sourcedir"
SET "filename1=%sourcedir%\q64096160.txt"
FOR /f "tokens=1*delims=" %%A IN (%filename1%) DO (
set "oline=%%A"&set "oline=!oline:::=: :!"&set oline=!oline:::=: :!"
echo !oline!
)
QUESTION
I have a data frame where I convert an object column to DateTime column.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-21 at 09:48You can convert date to string in pandas via :
QUESTION
I am creating a tkinter widget to enter vlaues with a DoubleVar:
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Answered 2020-Jan-04 at 19:25Could you show how you are calling the calculateKhHvorslev function?
The error message says that Le is an int and re is a DoubleVar.
Try ps = Le/rw.get().
QUESTION
I have been trying to download some information about the aircraft routes from a transponder for a while ...
By accessing a url with CURL the result is encrypted or encrypted nush why?
code:
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Answered 2019-Oct-17 at 19:04Its because the Content-Encoding headers are Content-Encoding: gzip which arent readable. The following code should work for you!
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