Cloudy | Random Cloudy Skies for iOS | iOS library
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Cloudy is a simple UIView subclass that lets you generate random yet beautiful clouds.
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License : No License
Copyconst hasKey = (obj, keys) => {
return (
keys.length > 0 &&
keys.every(key => {
if (typeof obj !== 'object' || !obj.hasOwnProperty(key)) return false;
obj = obj[key];
return true;
})
);
};
let obj const isNode = () =>
typeof process !== 'undefined' &&
!!process.versions &&
!!process.versions.node;
isNode(); // true (Node)
isNode(); // false (browser)
const initialize2DArray = (w, h, val = null) =>
Array.from({ length: h }).map(() => Array.from({ length: w }).fill(val));
initialize2DArray(2, 2, 0); // [[0, 0], [0, 0]]
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QUESTION
I'm writing Weather App on Java with OWM-JAPI (https://github.com/iamashks/OWM-JAPIs). Trying to get weather (like sunny, cloudy, etc) but I've got some issues.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-20 at 09:13Call getMoreInfo on the first elment of the list:
getCity().getWeatherList().get(0).getMoreInfo()
QUESTION
I have two dataframe, looking like this :
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-16 at 12:30Use [[ instead of $:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-06 at 15:44It is hard to debug without the reproducible code but if I understood it correctly you want to position that at the bottom left. You can create a div that is absolute with everything inside of it.
Assuming container is your parent div (the card)
QUESTION
The code below is my program. I want to print the outcome more user-friendly like, "Here is your forecast for New York. Expect cloudy conditions with temperatures topping out at 24 degrees. Winds will be……". I tried several methods but seemed to fail by each one. The best I got was printing it as a list. Any suggestions? Thank you in advance!
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-28 at 08:05If the keys in the dictionary are always the same, you could try a formatted string:
print(f'Here is your forecast for {city["city_name"]}. Expect {city["forecast_condition"]} conditions with temperatures topping out at {city["forecast_temp"]} degrees.')
QUESTION
Building a Weather app in React JS using OpenWeatherMapAPI. What I am trying to do is render dynamic backgrounds based on the response of the API.
The end point for the data I'm looking for is 'data.weather[0].main' and it will show the text 'Clear', 'Cloudy', 'Rain', etc... I will then pass the value through as a prop to my styled component to render the corresponding image. This is where I am getting the error: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading '0').
I know this is because it is a nested child in the JSON doc. All the first levels work such as "data.main" or "data.timezone".
I have tried the following and still get the same error:
console.log(data?.weather[0] ? data.weather[0].main : '')
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-19 at 22:29Optional chaining can be used on arrays too...
QUESTION
I'm trying to find any examples I can that outline how to take an existing React application and gradually start migrating towards Next.js. I've read all the Next.js documentation I can regarding the incremental adoption strategies (e.g. subpaths, rewrites, microfrontends, proxies), but have yet to find a solid example showcasing what this actually looks like in a real-life "I've already got a massive React codebase" scenario.
The desired outcome is to corner off a subpath of my existing application, say /workshop, and have /workshop be the entrypoint to the Next.js application. I would then hope to be able to seamlessly navigate between the two applications, although the mechanics of that seem cloudy once you've entered the Next.js realm and need to navigate back out of the proxy.
For added context, both the React and Next.js applications will be served on Netlify. I've poured through their documentation, as well as Vercel's, looking for a working example but am still out of luck. Any knowledge or guidance on how best to approach this type of problem is greatly appreciated!
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-12 at 15:25For those interested, I was able to create a working demo.
https://hybrid-next-react.vercel.app/
https://github.com/coloradocolby/hybrid-next-react
The way it works is fairly simple. It's a basic Next.js application with a catch all route of [...app].js which serves the entry point to the React SPA. A simple isMounted variable (could easily be refactored into a hook) ensures that the React SPA (which likely has browser-specific code) is never processed by the server.
QUESTION
This may be a long shot, but I am trying to add values from df1 into df2 under certain conditions. Let me give examples of my data frames:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-30 at 10:46Your desired output seems off. 10:30:00 + 142 seconds == 10:32:12, not 10:33:42.
here is a data.table approach using a rolling join
Sample data
QUESTION
I cant access the second child object of an object which was generated through an api response. This is the weather api i am using https://www.weatherapi.com/. Look under Display.js for more explanation.
App.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-12 at 18:52In your App.js component you are using key keyword for prop name. This keyword is used by React in its reconciliation algorithm. It is generally used while rendering an array of elements.
If you console.log(props) you could actually see that key prop is not in the props object. When you make the request, it returns this object, instead of what you expect it to return:
QUESTION
I am facing this error from 2 days straight now and i cannot fix it!!! So, I am creating a weather app in react using https://www.weatherapi.com/ this api, I used a Navbar from bootstrap and there is this search option I can use so if the user searches a particular state, it will show the data from that state, as I working am with different components to keep my App.js clean I have declared a state in App.js which I can update through the button in Navbar.js which will be passed as a prop to Display.js(which displays the data), but when I enter a state and hit submit, the page reloads(I think) and it just goes back to my original state used as a dummy. It doesn't rerender Display.js with the new data. I tried checking it by using it on the browser and it returns the response.
Here's the code.
App.js
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-11 at 11:56When a user clicks on the button you are not actually updating the state.
QUESTION
I'm parsing an XML via Javascript and I try to print out specific elements in HTML. I use the method getElementsByTagName and it seems to be working for some elements, but for others it returns undefined, even though the element name is written correctly. Here is a code snippet from the XML file:
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Answered 2021-Aug-09 at 11:17Looks like in the xml document, the tag is not closed properly.
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Cloudy is a simple UIView subclass. It can be initialized with Interface Builder, or programatically. Interface Builder Initialization 1 - Drag a UIView to your UIViewController. 2 - Change the class of the new UIView to Cloudy. 3 - Select the Cloudy and open the Attributes Inspector. Most of the customizable properties can easily be set from the Attributes Inspector. The Sample App demonstrates this capability.
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