fixme | FIXME comments that raise after a certain point in time

Wondering if there is a way to decode some json into a Codable that is a dependency of a View so i can use swiftUI previews?

Here is a working unit test for the codable

I have been working on a I/O bound application which is a web crawler for news. I have one file where I start the script which we can call "monitoring.py" and by choosing which news company I want to monitor I add a parameter e.g. monitoring.py --company=sydsvenskan which will then trigger sydsvenskan webcrawling.

What it does is basically this:

scraper.py

I need to run VSCode through some XML that's at least 90% auto-generated. There are a few things the automatic generation can't determine on its own and needs manual intervention on-- hand-editing where a specific piece of text will be generated on each entry.

What I'm trying to do is to find a way (through extension or through built-in commands) to set up a keybinding that will move the cursor down to the next instance of a specific phrase of my choice (that I wouldn't be manually typing; it would be assigned as part of the keybind) in the current file when I press the binding for it.

For instance, press F17 to go to the next instance of "FIXME" in the current document.

I've been through at least a dozen extensions and haven't found anything that matches my need, and the built-in actions.find doesn't support parameters. actions.findWithSelection requires the text to be selected, so that won't work either.

Any ideas? Someone surely has had the same need for this at some point. I can't see this as a rare need at the very least.

I have been reading the docs about cy.clock and using it with the component testing setup. But I seem to be doing something wrong here

I have been working on an I/O bound application where I will run multiple scripts at the same time depending on the args I will call for a script etc: monitor.py --s="sydsvenskan", monitor.py -ss="bbc" etc etc.

I am getting cached data by getting the user on SSR... so this is a user, I can get data from thru-out the app. Whenever I try to get at "user properties".... I always get a TS error, like the following:

I tried, but not working:

I am using Django 3.2

I have a model and GCBV defined as follows:

EDIT for Mission Clarity: In the end I am pulling inventory data and customer data from Postgres to render and send a bunch of PDFs to customers, once per month. These PDFs are dynamic in that the cover page will have varying customer name/address. The next page(s) are also dynamic as they are lists of a particular customer's expiring inventory with item/expirying date/serial number.

I had made a client-side React page with print CSS to render some print-layout letters that could be printed off/saved as a pretty PDF.

Then, the waterfall spec came in that this was to be an automated process on the server. Basically, the PDF needs attached to an email alerting customers of expiring product (in med industry where everything needs audited).

I thought using Puppeteer would be a nice and easy switch. Just add a route that processes all customers, looking up whatever may be expiring, and then passing that into the dynamic react page to be rendered headless to a PDF file (and eventually finish the whole rest of the plan, sending email, etc.). Right now I just grab 10 customers and their expiring stock for PoC, then I have basically: { customer: {}, expiring: [] }.

I've attempted using POST to page with interrupt, but I guess that makes sense that I cannot get post data in the browser. So, I switched my approach to using cookies. This I would expect to work, but I can never read the cookie(s) into the page.

Here is a: Simple route, simple puppeteer which writes out cookies to a json and takes a screenshot just for proof, and simple HTML with script I'm using just to try to prove I can pass data along.

server/index.js:

Code: