Shortener | Simple URL Shortening with Sinatra and OpenKeyval.org
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Shortener -- simple URL shortening with Sinatra and OpenKeyVal.org. 3.) Configuration is pretty simple and the settings for such are located in the file shortener.rb. Shortener.rb is released under a Beerware License-.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to build a simple light mode/dark mode into my app I saw this example on Material UI for light/dark mode but I'm not sure how I can get access to the value for when the user clicks toggleColorMode in my Header component if it's being set in toggleColorMode function?
I guess my question is how can I get access to the value of light/dark mode of the context in my Header component if it's in a different function?
Here is my code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-14 at 18:07Read the documentation: createContext, useContext. You need to render a ContextProvider in your parent (or top-level) component, then you can get the data in any component in the tree like const { theme } = useContext(ColorModeContext);
.
You don't need to pass the mode as props, put it as one of the values in the context and access it.
Here's how you would render it in your example:
QUESTION
I have the following Main.hs
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-23 at 15:15This is probably a "current directory" issue. When run from inside the Stack project directory, an executable should normally be launched with its current directory set to the root of the project directory, not the app
subdirectory. If you move your static
directory up one level, that will probably fix it.
I was able to get your code working fine in a stack new ... simple
project with static
a subfolder of the project root.
QUESTION
So, I am building a small URL shortener project with js, express, and MongoDB but, I got errors when I'm trying to run my local server and I can't connect to MongoDB! This is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-23 at 11:23I solved the problem, so, I replaced localhost with 127.0.0.1 in the connection string and now my problem is solved! it is because of some ipv6 configurations... Thank u :)
QUESTION
Good morning, I am trying to develop a link shortener system with statistics in php (5.6). One of these stats is the number of sessions. I am trying to use this logic:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-22 at 08:10session_status
shows only status of current session, not if user has ever started a session. That's why your session_status() === PHP_SESSION_NONE
are always true on first requests execution of that if statement.
Maybe you want to do something like storing some flag in session to indicate if it's user's first visit or not
QUESTION
i've been using Firebase Dynamic Links as a url shortener, plain & simple. but is it possible to use this to send the user to an app that's not mine in the iOS App Store or the Google Play store depending on which device is used when tapping a link?
i have some Google Docs documents that i'm sharing with some folks. i thought it would be nice to present ONE url for them to tap on if they're using a mobile device, to send them to get the Google Docs App.
it seems one would need to be building their own app to utilize this feature, but i thought i'd ask in case there's a way to do it that i'm not finding.
note: this is not a situation where i can program anything that would make the determination; it's either i use the options to make it happen or i just provide the two different links for them.
thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-04 at 01:51That does not depend on Firebase Dynamic Links so much, as it depends on the app and question. If that app implements dynamic links, and publishes allows you to pass document ID, then you can construct such links too. But it's essentially their API at that point, so only the app creator can answer wheter they do this.
QUESTION
I am building an URL shortener. So I want to track datewise click count when a URL is visited using the short URL. For example: on 30th January if the URL was visited 3 times by using the short URL it will show the click count 5 but my document looks like this -
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-30 at 12:53QUESTION
I need to pass image url to modal in react js. Like, on click the item from the "imgae attachment", it shows the modal with image for selected item. But it can't show my image data by passing img={item.document}, Here is my code below:
codesandbox.io/s/distracted-tree-9c0um?file=/src/index.js
DepositRecord.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-14 at 07:55You don't have to render as many modals as your items. You can render a single modal and update the content based on the selected item.
I've updated the state's structure to group the modal props.
QUESTION
I am using React native and i have some short url's or redirect urls to some other url. So i want to get destination url. So check with two libraries
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 10:26you don't need a library to do that, you can simply use XMLHttpRequest
.
i created a snack : snack,
but only work with redirect URL not shorted ones like : shorturl.at/egzG4
Hope this helps you.
QUESTION
I'm making a link shortener. I previously got a problem with the URLs but it got fixed with encoding the URL when putting it in the database and when redirecting it will decode the URL and redirect to it. The problem is that instead of redirecting me to like https://google.com it redirects me to mypage.com/google.com. I tried making a "debug" page when it just decode the URL and the URL is fine, with HTTPS:// and everything. The biggest problem is that it's all working on localhost but when I deploy it on my VPS it's not working. Only the debug page that decodes the URL works. I'm using express.js and mongoose. Here's my code for redirecting users:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-29 at 23:39If the URL does not have a scheme, in a browser it assumes the scheme is HTTP, but in HTTP redirects the domain looks like a path with a dot. If you redirect to a path, it will redirect on the same domain, which explains the behavior with google.com
.
Try normalizing the URL or validating the full URL includes the scheme.
https://github.com/sindresorhus/normalize-url
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Common_questions/What_is_a_URL
QUESTION
I'm doing a link shortener. The link shortener works very well but now I'm trying to do API for it. The problem is that if I pass the URL argument in the get URL it's not working. I tried a lot of things but it's not working. When I do like http://localhost:3500/api/create/google.com it works but when I do http://localhost:3500/api/create/https://google.com it's not working because of the https://. These are the last 3 inputs via my API that failed: http://https:google.com, google.com, http:// I'm using express and mongoose. Here's my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-29 at 22:20You have to properly encode portions of the URL that contain restricted characters such as :
and //
that aren't part of the actual protocol to make it a legal URL. So, the idea is that you encode the "parameter" before appending it to the URL. Presumably, you would use encodeURIComponent()
, depending upon exactly where you're placing it in the URL.
After parsing the core part of the URL, a web server will decode the remaining components of the URL and give you back the original characters. I would suggest that your particular use would probably work better as a query parameter rather than a part of the path which would give you this when properly encoded:
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