rickandmorty | Rick & Morty en La Cocina del Código

My application has a user input a query, then fetches the response data and is also cached.

For each cache data, I want to display a button for every previous query that users can click to again load that data on the screen.

Let's say I first input the id 1, then the data is cached and rendered. When I log my cached data with Object.values(cacheData.queriesMap) I receive {["rickandmorty",0]: Query, ["rickandmorty","1"]: Query}. I now want to iterate through my cached data and display each individual query.

My application has a user input an id to send as a request and the response data that matches that id is rendered and also cached.

I'd like to access the cache so that I can also display its data so that a user can see their previous queries. However, I receive this error with my attempts. TypeError: Cannot read property 'getQueryData' of undefined.

The following are my attempts to access the cache.

My application has a user input an id to send as a request and the response data that matches that id is rendered.

If the data already exist in the cache, I'd like the application to fetch from the cache on each input change.

If the data does not exist in the cache, the application can only send the request by having the user click the submit button.

Once a user types in the input, I would access cache and check if the current input id exists on every input change. If so, render the data while the submit button is disabled. Else enable the submit button so that the user can send the request.

From research, React Query's queryClient.getQueryCache is what I believe I need. I would check to see if the input id exists in the cache by using .includes on queryCache. What would I do afterwards? Is this the correct direction to implement the functionality?

Here is my current setup. Please let me know how to move forward implementing the requested functionality. https://codesandbox.io/s/rick-and-morty-2gy8r?file=/src/App.js

I am trying to create a function that accepts an array and a callback. The callback will return a boolean value and the function will iterate through the array and perform the callback on each element. In doing that, the function returns a new array, where all the elements that yielded a return value of true come first in the array, and the rest of the elements come second.

I am working on a Shiny app that generates various plots and allows users to change graphing parameters. For this, I'm using a combination of selectInput, numericInput, and checkboxInput functions after the plot is generated (conditionalPanel). I packaged the code so that the data.frame used for the graph is calculated reactively (to allow flexible subsetting before plotting). Everything works great, but when I want to update some graphing parameters (such as colors to use via selectInput), the code breaks down because it evaluates prematurely before I select all the necessary colors (i.e. when there are 4 colors needed, code breaks right after selecting the first color).

I know about debounce function to delay evaluation, but I don't want to use it because:

• I like the instant changes in the graph when I update other parameters
• Selection of colors can take some time, so it is difficult to set a predetermined delay time/time interval

One solution can be to add an actionButton shown conditionally (along with other graphing parameters) to regulate the firing of the reactive input values (see below). This is not ideal because after changing parameters, I need to click on update to renew the graph. Also, I'm not sure how this would even work because the km_graph is already a reactive plot object. Alternatively, is there a solution for regulating selectInput specifically so that until all the colors selected, it is not evaluated?

I read several posts on this issue but I couldn't find a solution that works with the design of my code. I will try to write sections of my ui and server to give an idea of what I'm trying to do:

I want to get the imdb_id from inside json using foreach i am having an issue with getting it decoded and displayed.

My php code so far:

So I created this code that is a rick and morty quiz and my computer science teacher suggested adding an array. I didn't see how it could help the functionality of my code or how I should do it but if someone else has the same suggestion please tell me how to implement one. Thanks in advance!

/* Name: Armaan * Date: Saturday, November 23rd, 2019 * Course: Computer Science * Description: Rick and Morty quiz */

I have developed this code for a Rick and Morty character quiz and the problem I am now facing is repetition I know my code should not be this redundant and maybe the implementation of a method or something might help especially because that same if statement after every question is the same. but I am not sure how to get started so if anyone could help me clean up and or get rid of all the repeating if statements it would be much appreciated. BTW don't mind the repeating question as I plan to fill that in later. I did, however, number it to show that it changes but again the if statement remains the same.

I am trying to query data from GraphQL using Gatsby. I followed Gatsby's instructions on querying data in pages with GraphQL but, I keep getting an error.

Error (this is what I need to fix more than the example below):

Error: Cannot use GraphQLObjectType "__Directive" from another module or realm . Ensure that there is only one instance of "graphql" in the node_modules directory. If different versions of "graphql" are the dependencies of other relied on modules, use "resolutions" to ensure only one version is installed.
https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/selective-version-resolutions Duplicate "graphql" modules cannot be used at the same time since different
versions may have different capabilities and behavior. The data from one version used in the function from another could produce confusing and spurious results.

Any idea why this is happening? I only have one graphql instance in my node_modules folder

Example of what I am working with:

I am going to be importing my own data from GraphQL but for now as a proof of concept I am working on this Gatsby Rick and Morty Example (link above - I didnt bother with the axios demo yet).

index.js code: