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QUESTION
First of all, good evening. I'm trying to improve myself at React. So I'm working on a Starwars project .
I have two problems. First of all, I listed different characters at the bottom of my character detail page. Again, I want it to be directed to different characters through the same component. But even if the link changes, my component is not refreshed. But the picture is changing .
Note: sandbox link : https://codesandbox.io/s/github/kasim444/Javascript-Camp-2019/tree/master/challenges/star-wars-app/
my project github link : https://github.com/kasim444/Javascript-Camp-2019/tree/master/challenges/star-wars-app/
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-24 at 22:38You can use componentDidUpdate
and compare the the current parameter id to the previous one (you would have to save it to state) and you fetch data again IFF the two are different. componentDidUpdate
will go every time the route changes.
A better approach would be to use useEffect
and depend on the parameter id. In the use effect, you do all your data fetching. Something like this:
QUESTION
This code was working until I added the Resources part into the code. It is similar to the other two so I am not sure why isn't it working.
Thanks in advance
Update:- After using the debugger, I came to understand that the problem is in the RootQueryType.js and files associated with it as the error pops up when I am trying to export the schema and exactly at the query:RootQueryType place but still can't pinpoint at the error.
Update:- I have put the schema.js file too in the end
resourceType.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-23 at 14:36Your problem is the cyclic dependency between the userType
and projectType
module. Therefore the const value is still an empty object when it is passed to GraphQLList
.
As a solution, you can move all the types into one module. Or, when exporting your classes, set them as properties of module.exports
. This will work since you defined the fields properly as thunks.
By the way, you don't need the new
when creating a GraphQLList
or GraphQLNonNull
wrapper. But that's not why you're getting the error.
QUESTION
This is my first time using CocoaPods for a swift project. I have made a new project and successfully installed CocoaPods. I then navigated to my project directory through the terminal and I successfuly executed the pod init
command and then modified and saved the Podfile. The problem presents itself when I then try to run the pod install
command. I recive the following error: [!] Unable to find a target named 'GithubProfile'
. I've looked at many tutorials and in none of them was there a file in the project folder called GithubProfile, so I am unsure exactly where this file is supposed to be located. Any help would be appreciated!
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-27 at 15:29QUESTION
While refactoring Rultor to use Cactoos instead of Guava, I’m having an issue with negative tests of GithubProfileTest
and GithubProfileValidationTest
.
After the refactor, the positive test cases pass for both mentioned test classes, but the negative test cases that expect a particular exception fail.
The affected refactored code under test is GithubProfile.assets
method and GithubProfile.asset
method.
I refactored assets
method to look like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-05 at 20:30The reason is probably the conversion done in org.cactoos.func.UncheckedFunc
while iterating to populate the map.
Since functional style programming usually does not play very well with exceptions, the API tries to avoid declaring checked exceptions. So you probably have to live with that.
QUESTION
I would like to return a string to a path in a JSON call. However there is a lot of variables in this JSON call.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-31 at 22:58I think this should work:
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