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Windows paths are limited to 260 characters by default. The path to CMakeCCompiler.cmake is 272 characters long so will cause problems for some Windows APIs and applications. Use a shorter path to fix the problem.

I would simply suggest not using nodemon inside a docker image. nodemon is a tool for development, and I don't think there's much use for running it in production/any other environment you deploy to.

simply change the last line in your backend's Dockerfile to CMD [ "node", "server.js"]

You shouldn't have *.icloud files in your project.

Disable any iCloud synchronisation for the project directory.

Significant information missing, but I'll guess:

• keycloak is a network and a container. If you curl keycloak you'll get an answer from the container, not the network.
• While backend is a network and not a container. So who is supposed to answer the curl?

If you want to reach something behind nginx, without conf (could be stripped) it'll be a wild guess. If you want to reach your al_backend_server-Container try curl server

Each tax class rates are defined in backend by location settings… so they depend on customer location. The tax rates can be applied differently to products and shipping.

For each tax class, you need to set tax rates by country or by shipping zone, depending on allowed purchase locations or zones (see the example below).

Use the following to display the available tax rates for the customer (based on its location):

Let's try this. I think we're just mixing the values up a bit. I'll try to think of props that are passed in as a read only thing. In this case permissions is an array that holds the id's of each permission.

Next we'll want to use that array to give our user object some values. This way we aren't trying to manipulate values of permissions. That's where Vue was initially getting angry.

Because Fortify has no solution for roles, so I had to write the functionality myself.

Using this answer I found a solution for my case. I have 3 permission levels.

0 - regular user,

1 - administrator,

2 - CEO.

In my User model I wrote this:

Create a column for Access on your table for accounts, if the user is Standard User or System admin. then in your php code store the access in a session variable.

It's good to delve your feet into the WordPress (WP) new concept called blocks you can find all the details here: Block Documentation

Creating widgets and shortcodes is a way older process nowadays most people keep their eyes on WordPress Blocks and especially FSE (Full Site Editor) therefore I would suggest you start learning that thing ASAP.

Let's come to your queries:

Go to your WordPress directory you will find the file called index.php which is responsible for bootstrapping your application

Along with the index.php you will find a few directories called

1. wp-admin
2. wp-includes
3. wp-content

Where WP have all functionalities happening in the admin part are executed by accessing classes and functions present inside of this directory

This directory has all the utility and helper classes and functions

This is the only directory developer can add/edit the files which store all of your plugins, themes, uploads, and other custom directories if your code or any other plugin code created

For more details on how WP works

It's quite a challenge to explain all the ins and outs WP in a single post but you can find the detailed explanation in the official documentation

WordPress mainly depends on hooks and hooks are come under any of these two categories:

1. action hook
2. filter hook

For more details on WP hooks

Both plugins and themes have a terminology called headers using that header metadata WP fills all the details in the plugins listing admin page and in themes listing page

For more details on header

Themes mainly depend on the concept called loops which responsible for fetching the posts data and build the necessary details using template tags and iterate them using the loop. Based on the type of page the user visited WP uses the template hierarchy to render the page as per the request that happened on the client end.

For more details on how WP loops works

For more details on how template hierarchy works

Yes, you can make your complete WP into a headless CMS with the help of WP REST API. The REST API is used to access WordPress outside of the WP for e.g. if your android app need to fetch any posts or categories or user from WP using this REST API it can do that. Also you can create your custom endpoints too

Additionally, try to explore WP CLI

I believe that I covered most of the things required to understand how WP works, to be clear this post abstracted many of the things to make it as compact as possible for anyone who started entering into the WP development.

If you like to know more of these abstract explanation in a detailed way then always visit the official documentation

If your ide have an auto-complete feature please try to explore all of these functions (wildcard list) which contains most of the security functions provided by WP

1. is_*
2. exists_*
3. validate_*
4. sanitize_*
5. esc_*
6. *kses*
7. *nonce*