ion-js | A JavaScript implementation of Amazon Ion | Reactive Programming library

I'm trying to add Stylelint to a brand new NextJS Typescript project with EmotionJS and almost no rules works on my styles files, the only error that I manage to see was Unknown word CssSyntaxError.

This Unknown word error happens because I'm using CSS in JS syntax and was fixed adding this line on .eslintrc as I figure out here

With Javascript I can use modules (i.e. import and export statements) and subdivide the code in different files and have such code run in the browser.

Let's take the simplest example made of 3 files: my-function-js.js, main-js.js and page-js.html

my-function-js.js

I'm experimenting with KSP (Kotlin Symbol Processing) to see what it's capable of and I'm trying to get it working on a Kotlin Multiplatform project. When I only enable kspJvm, it works perfectly, as soon as I enable kspJs as well, it fails with "Collection has more than one element."

I've recreated the issue in this demo github project: https://github.com/janvladimirmostert/observable-demo

In my processor, I have the following config:

build.gradle.kts:

I have the following code that connects a JSON file with an Azure Service Bus Trigger but when the trigger is activated I encounter the error TypeError: Provided value for 'message' must be of type: ServiceBusMessage. I have found the following link that provides some sort of help but it wasn't that useful How to specify content type as application/json while sending message to azure service bus queue in node js?

I'm using emotion styled components. I have a textinput and an input, and I want them to have identical styles. I'm doing this from within a .tsx file (that is to say, I'm writing typescript).

I believe it should look something along these lines:

someView.tsx

I'm trying to build a simple web app using the MERN stack while following a course.

My backend runs on port 5000 while react runs on port 3000. When I want to make a request with the backend API, it sends it to port 3000 instead of 5000. I keep on getting this error message:

xhr.js:178 POST http://localhost:3000/api/users 400 (Bad Request)

I included "proxy" : "http://localhost:5000" in my package.json. I tried replacing 'localhost' with 127.0.0.1. I tried deleting and reinstalling the package-lock.json and node_modules folders. I tried removing the proxy and using the entire url. I tried installing http proxy middleware. I tried enabling CORS on the backend too.

Either I'm cursed or doing everything wrong.

I'm using axios for handling the requests, here's the code.

I'm developing an application with Kotlin/JS and Gradle. I can easily add npm dependencies from the default npm registry with the implementation npm("query-string", "7.0.0") command.

However, I cannot add an npm dependency from a different npm registry like Github Packages. I want to add this npm dependency to my project. Without gradle I could just install the dependency by just using the command line and npm install @gitliveapp/firebase-firestore but this doesn't work with the gradle npm command. I also tried implementation npm("@gitliveapp/firebase-firestore", "0.5.4") but this produces the following error: Couldn't find package "@gitliveapp/firebase-firestore@0.5.4" required by "project" on the "npm" registry..

How can I add npm dependencies with gradle from different registries other than the npm public registry.

build.gradle

I'm having some issues setting up github actions to build my kotlinJS project? i have the js runtime dependency:

I have a project that I made using KMM plugin on android studio for Android and iOS. The project seems to be running fine.

Now I want to add a watchOS target to the existing ios App and have no clue how to go about this.

My shared build.gradle.kts file