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A commandline tool that shows desktop notifications using notify-rust.
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QUESTION
So lets say I have a PromptContainer somewhere in the tree. What I want to do is to "activate" it with customPrompt("title") function somewhere else in the app, much like react-toastify is working, but with the difference that the function would resolve to whatever user types in. What would be your approach? The only thing that comes to my mind would be to use redux or context api, but I think I didn't saw react-toastify use it?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 15:28You can always use this library
However, if you want to implement it yourself, you can use the Context API a make yourself a custom hook called usePrompt or something.
If you want to make it asynchronous, you can create a new Promise each time the prompt is triggered, save it resolve function in a ref (useRef) and when you click one of the options, call the resolve function.
I imagine it would be something along the lines of:
QUESTION
I am using "react-router": "^6.0.0-beta.0" and in my Activate.js file I keep getting error on Chrome as below
TypeError: Cannot read property 'params' of undefined
This is my code sample for my Activate.js and I was using a functional component with react hooks now how this code is working is that when an email is sent to you when you Register and the email activation link is clicked it will redirect you to a button that is clicked so as for the account to be Activated and this is where exactly I get the "Cannot Read property 'params' of undefined" The Code below is exactly where am getting the Error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 02:03You could try using the useParams hook:
QUESTION
I have a typescript react app which I am trying to build for delpoy.
After running npm run build and serve -s build my app starts but it is only a blank page. The favicon is visible on tab.
I am using @reach/router as my router, don't know if it has anything to do with the issue.
I've tried:
- adding
homepage: "."to package.json - adding
homepage: "./"to package.json - without
homepagein package.json
Upon serving the app locally or deploying it to firebase I receive only the blank page. I can see the chunks being created and the files deployed.
The deployed version is hosted at: https://rezervavila-prod.web.app/
EDIT: I've seen on this answer that BrowserRouter was an issue for some. In my case I'm using @reach/router Router but I can't find a fix.
package.json:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-29 at 16:28Your production environment variables is missing REACT_APP_API_URL
QUESTION
I recently started using react-toastify and everything worked fine until I noticed this odd behavior.
Here is my code:
this.adderrorNotification('Error: Please try again!')
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-29 at 04:36Answering my own question:
Cause: Initialized the toast in all my components which was causing the issue. (Sidebar, Navbar, Main component, Footer) which is making that render 4 times.
Solution: Removing the toast initialization in all components and initialized it in the index.js solved my issue.
QUESTION
I have build a profile page which should render the content of the component by getting the user_id from the URL using react router.
This works quite fine.
But....
If I open any profile page by changing the URL and then click on my menu item to bring me back to the current users profile page it won't re-render the content of the component. But the URL of the browser changes.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 17:43You didn't share the file where routes are, but if I understand when you change from /profile/1 to /profile/2 the component is not remounted. Maybe, you need using key atribute with param ID used in the route path to achieve that:
QUESTION
Hello so these are my two objects
TaskTable object which contains the columns
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 18:08You had not any updates on front-end part (inside vue) You need to do something like this:
QUESTION
So I did the deployment exactly like here: https://medium.com/@rksmith369/how-to-deploy-mern-stack-app-on-aws-ec2-with-ssl-nginx-the-right-way-e76c1a8cd6c6
But my React App wont load, instead it gets blocked(Content Security Policy).
Maybe something with nginx? Or is my React app broken? I was searching the whole day so I thought I give it a try and ask for help.
Edit: New Problem my homepage gets loaded, but on all of the other sites I get a 404 if I reload...
New Server.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-23 at 19:29the problem is not with your React App or the your server, but its with your helmet configuration. Update your CORS configuration to provide a valid content security policy. For example
QUESTION
My code is straight forward and it looks like I am using list as the local state and have updated it once data are fetched, the list is perfectly loading on the tbody but still is undefined inside handleDelete
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 11:01looks like a naming issue. PLease check the comment inside the code.
QUESTION
I have a react component where I submit a form using formik
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 14:33 function nonEmptyObject(obj: any) {
for (const propName in obj) {
if (
obj[propName] === null ||
obj[propName] === undefined ||
obj[propName] === ""
) {
delete obj[propName];
}
}
return obj;
}
if (values.key_personnel) {
reqbody.key_personnel = values.key_personnel;
}
if (values.category_head) {
reqbody.category_head = values.category_head;
}
if (values.bdm) {
reqbody.bdm = values.bdm;
}
if (values.kam) {
reqbody.bdm = values.kam;
}
if (values.vm) {
reqbody.vm = values.vm;
}
const finalPayload = nonEmptyObject(reqbody);
const res = await createShop(finalPayload);
console.log({ finalPayload });
console.log({ res });
QUESTION
Typically, when creating a reusable React component that we want to conditionally render, we'll either give it a prop to tell it whether or not to render itself:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-08 at 16:24Glancing at the react-toastify code you can see it’s using an event emitter pattern. The listens for events that get dispatched (or emitted) when you call toast.info. When it gets an event it updates its internal state (presumably) to show the message.
TLDR: They're communicating indirectly through the eventManager, which exposes methods for 1) dispatching events and 2) registering listeners for those events.
It's similar to the way an onclick handler works in the DOM.
Here's a very rudimentary implementation of the basic pattern: It just appends a div to the document each time the button is clicked. (This isn't React- or toastify-specific. But it demonstrates the core idea.)
Notice that the button's click handler doesn't know anything about what happens. It doesn't append the div. It just emits an event via the EventBus instance described below.
The EventBus class provides an on method to register a listener. These are often called addEventListener or addListener, or they have an event-specific name like onClick, onChange, etc., but they all do the same basic thing: register a function to be invoked in response to an event. (This class is essentially a dumber implementation of react-toastify's eventManager.)
The on method adds the provided handler to an internal array. Then, when an event is fired (via emit) it just iterates over the array invoking each one and passing in the event information.
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