zaru | Filename sanitization for Ruby | Data Manipulation library
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kandi X-RAY | zaru Summary
Filename sanitization for Ruby. This is useful when you generate filenames for downloads from user input (we’re using it for PDF invoice downloads in [Noko] Zaru takes a given filename (a string) and normalizes, filters and truncates it. It removes the bad stuff but leaves unicode characters in place, so users can use whatever alphabets they want to. Zaru also doesn’t remove whitespace—instead, any sequence of whitespace that is 1 or more characters in length is collapsed to a single space. Filenames are truncated so that they are at maximum 255 characters long.
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QUESTION
I am implementing the Webpush ruby gem to send push notifications to users of my website.
Server code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-23 at 00:13From the Webpush (with a payload) documentation, it seems that you should put all your data into the message, using the JSON.stringify()
method, and retrieve it in the service worker with JSON.parse()
.
Server:
QUESTION
I am using Symfony v4.1.*
with OneUpUploaderBundle.
I need to set unique name for each uploaded file - that works.
I have tree structure
, that contains uploaded files.
In order to manage files in the tree i have multiple properties.
Some of them are:
- itemName (transliterated file name + counter + unique_sting)
- itemOriginalName (transliterated file name + counter)
- itemExtension (file extension - for example
.txt
or.a
if directory) - itemSortValue (file extension + transliterated file name + counter + unique_sting)
ItemSortValue
assures that tree branches (fields) are sorted alphabetically.
...I need also to persist information about uploaded file in database. For that purpose i need to get each
complete file name
that is managed byUploadNamer
in myUploadListener
inonPostUpload
event.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-17 at 16:50One can get file name from namer with $file->getPathname
in the eventListener
.
I had sneaky error in code block that followed, thus it led me believe there was a problem with file name...
QUESTION
I am trying to use the gem webpush to create push notifications at my rails app.
At this part at tutorial he say:
"Use webpush to generate a VAPID key that has both a public_key and private_key attribute to be saved on the server side."
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-24 at 18:13Idealy it should be stored in environment variables
(depends on the OS you use).
If you are using dotenv
gem and find it conveniant to use dotenv
in production you can store it in .env
file.
To use a variable use ENV['NAME']
Also for this purpose you can use default rails config/secrets.yml
file. To use a variable use Rails.application.secrets.name
.
Also you can combine env variables with secrets.yml file like:
secrets.ymlQUESTION
First of all, I've already check these questions, without any luck:
- Web Push API Chrome, returning "Unauthorized Registration"
- [WebPush][VAPID] Request fails with 400 UnauthorizedRegistration
I am trying to implement web push notifications for a web app that I'm working on. Currently, I've achieved the following goals:
- Create a VAPID keys pair (with this guide).
- Register a service worker (only a service worker, I think that
manifest.json
is no longer required). - Subscribe the user to the server (subscription data will be stored in the database).
- Send a push notification with webpush gem.
After setting it up, everything works fine (on localhost and on a remote machine). However, after some hours (between 12 and 24 hours), the notifications stop working on the remote machine (localhost works perfectly). After that time, the following errors are thrown when sending the push notifications from the server side (Rails):
- Chrome:
UnauthorizedRegistration 400
(no extra info). - Firefox:
{"code": 401, "errno": 109, "error": "Unauthorized", "more_info": "http://autopush.readthedocs.io/en/latest/http.html#error-codes", "message": "Request did not validate Invalid bearer token: Auth > 24 hours in the future"}
After this error appeared, I tried to unsubscribe and resubscribe the user on every page visit. The subscription field on the db is updated after the resubscription is done, but the error is still being thrown, with the same information. No errors are thrown on the browser, nor service worker.
I've tried to force the resubscription manually by placing some js code on the Chrome Dev Tools console, unregistering the service worker, and reseting the push notification permissions, but nothing solves the error. I can only fix this error by creating a new VAPID key pair rebooting the remote machine. After crebooting the machine, I've another 12-24 hours before it fails again. Also, the notifications send process don't work neither on rails server (nginx + unicorn), rails console, nor irb.
I don't know where to go from now. Even worst, I can only try fixes once a day, since it'll break every 24 hours. I think I need some external help with a fresh vision of the problem. Am I missing something? Is there any OS dependency that VAPID uses and needs to be restarted?
Here are some code snippets that may be useful. Sorry for the mess, but I've done tons of modifications to try making it work.
Service worker registration:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-04 at 09:48After changing the expiration time from 24 hours (default) to 12 hours, it now works properly:
QUESTION
How can we make the browser notification icon
and body
dynamically customized based upon the @challenge.image
and the @challenge.description
?
I got the notification to pop up by clicking webpush-button
, but only the title
of the message is dynamically changing. How can I make it work for body
and icon
too?
challenges/show.html.erb
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-26 at 12:31The event.data
object in the self.addEventListener("push", (event)=> {...})
, has a method json()
, that method convert to json the event.data
value.
This will works only if the sended data is in the proper json format.
Here is an example how I'm using web push:
QUESTION
As soon as a person comes to my site they are confronted with...
But I only want that popup to occur after a user clicks "Push" so that the user may understand the context of the request.
How to only trigger the browser notification request upon a user clicking "Push"?
I implemented push via serviceworker gem, webpush gem, VAPID tutorial.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-26 at 11:13Just Wrap your notification asking part from application.js with function. Then add that function to click handlers of Push button.
QUESTION
I have in challenge_reminder.rake
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-25 at 09:15You should move whole logic from PushNotificationsController#push to some domain logic or maybe service - PushNotificationsService
which could be used from diff places:
QUESTION
When a user clicks...
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-24 at 05:10First, you should only put the javascript at one place.
Second, add the .webpush-button click
method after page be ready
QUESTION
Every time I try to start up my server I get this error...
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-23 at 12:20Simple example to add it in a controller.
First, create controller with the name of the action (i'll use push
, to follow your example):
QUESTION
I have a separate class with a JFrame
, that opens when user clicks a button on my main frame. The frame has a JTextPane
which displays the content. I open my file with the code written below. But in Slovenia we have certain letters which don't show correctly (ex. Grilled chicken = piščanec na žaru... where š,č and ž show like squares).
My question is, is it even possible to set the UTF-8 encoding for the text or a file, without changing font? Font has to stay default (using NetBeans).
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-06 at 13:26You have to specify the encoding of the file you are reading from.
It may be done like this :
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