JSONExport | desktop application for Mac OS X | JSON Processing library

I'm using the latest versions of all Angular-related packages (so Angular 10).

I want to add some code to a component, but I only want this code to exist in dev, never in a production build. It needs to be completely stripped in prod builds. I found this comment, which indicates that environments do this automatically (because they're const).

I tried using that exact code in my app, but the dev code is still there in a production build. I copied the code over to a new test app that I made with ng new, and it does work properly there.

What things should I be looking for, how can I fix this? Is this possibly because I have CommonJS dependencies, and if so, can I do anything about that (since I can't remove those dependencies)?

Some notes:

• An issue has been opened on the angular-cli repo here.
• The environment object is never written to anywhere in the codebase, I've searched thoroughly. (It's only used in a few places anyway.)
• Code bounded with if (false) { } is properly stripped.
• Removing the services export from the end of environment{.prod}.ts does not fix the problem.
• Removing all CommonJS dependencies does not fix the problem.

Here's environment.prod.ts (environment.ts is the same, just with false instead of true):

i am trying to let an user download a collection as a json file, but i don't know how to do it, without storing the file.

option 1: download without storing at all

i tried something like this

The original code that scrape the first page of data works but then I created a loop that clicks on a "load more" button and then scrapes the data until there is no more "load more" button. At the end of my run it is not exporting anything. Is my code for exporting to CSV incorrect? Where am I going wrong with this?

I've got a couple hundred JSONs in a structure like the following example:

JMeter 5.3

I use the CLI as follows:

I'm creating my first Node.js REST API test project, which retrieves prizes. The logic is meant to do the following:

• Retrieve a CSV from the Google Cloud Storage bucket associated with the project
• Parse the CSV
• Find the first row where the column "Claimed" isn't populated
• Update the "Claimed" column to "claimed!"
• Overwrite the data in the CSV file in Google Cloud Storage
• Return the prize name associated with that row

The logic I have is currently working locally, but I'm wondering if there is a better, more scalable way to write the code. I'll be testing it at a 500/min rate limit for around 100k users per day and would eventually pass an external user-id to be stored in the "Claimed" column. There will be a total of 500k rows (prizes) in the CSV.

The code I'm using is below. Any suggestions for making it scalable would be much appreciated! Thank you in advance.

I've had a look around but can't find an obvious solution.

I have a collection with 130k documents. I need to export these as a CSV file. (The CSV part I have sorted I think).

My code works fine with smaller collection but when trying it on the 130k documents in a collection it hangs and I get "Request Aborted". What would be the best way to handle this?

My code:

Any call to npm run after upgrading to Mix v4.x results in mix being undefined. I see errors like this on every run:

Any call to npm run produces this error: