groceries | A web-based grocery-management app | Mobile Application library
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Groceries is a web-based grocery-management app built with Angular 2. The app was built to show how easy Angular 2 makes it to share code across multiple environments. This web implementation shares its services with the NativeScript-built iOS and Android Groceries app. TIP: You can learn more sharing code between web and native apps with Angular 2 by watching TJ VanToll and Jen Looper’s talk on the topic from ng-conf 2016.
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QUESTION
I would like to zip the items of 2 sequences based on a common property similar to joining them when using enumerables. How can I make the second test pass?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 05:07The observable Zip
operator works just the same as the enumerable version. You didn't use that in the first test so it's not like to be the operator you need here.
What you need is simply the SelectMany
operator.
Try this query:
QUESTION
I am trying to make a to do list using React Native. How can I delete multiple items in FlatList all the items that has the state of completed: true
with a TouchableOpacity(acting like a button). I do not know what methods I should put in function deleteCompleteTodo()
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 03:28You can use filter
to delete multy items:
QUESTION
I have a spring project which has the following interface.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 08:10You can add default method to your interface to return custom message as shown in below example:
QUESTION
I am working on Colt Steele Web Dev Bootcamp exercises and running into a issue I don't understand. When I hit "quit" or "q", the application should quit. However, you have to enter "quit" or "q" twice in order for the application to result to false. User should only have to type quit once. updated codepen
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 21:35Your code is running through a loop based on appStart
. However, if appStart
is set to false in the loop, at the bottom a prompt still runs regardless of how appStart
has been changed within the loop. Therefore, a prompt will always appear a second time until the loops condition is checked again.
At the bottom of the method, put a check for appStart
around input = prompt('Enter new, delete, or list.');
like so:
QUESTION
I Implemented a small ERP system for our kitchen. The system is used to track our groceries, so it contains the goods (referred as food) with its name and UPC code. Over the time the names and upcs started to overlap and creating a data problem. In a first attempt we started to add the manufacturer into the name of the food leafing us with data which looks like this.
Id Foodname 1 Acidophilus;Joghurt 2 Aibler;Rapsöl 3 Allos;Choco Confiserie 4 Alnatura; Dinkel Butterkeks 5 Alnatura; Salatkerne MixThe names are German, sorry for that. The first part of the name is the manufacturer and the second part is the name of the food. I now introduced a new table called 'Manufacturer' which holds an Id and a Name. The table for the foods was extended by the ManufacturerId
field. I want to have the following tables
I tried warping my head around a SQL statement which will solve this for me but I couldn't find any solution.
Requiremnts- Not all entries in the food table already have a manufactuerer assigened. So the query has to filter for item which contain the a ';' in the name. Like
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 15:19here is one way :
QUESTION
I have a simple "to-do-list" that I am trying to create that will display a to-do (an object with 4 properties) in a list (an array of objects). I am initializing the list with two to-dos already, and I want the ability to remove a to-do from the list with a button click (the button is held inside the "to-do" component).
Here is the component that creates a single to-do and includes the button for removing it from the list.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 17:31You have to pass the id
into the component like:
QUESTION
so my goal is to have the apple pay button show up on devices that support apple pay and be hidden on devices that do not support it.
Currently I have a vc with two buttons, one is an Apple Pay button and one is a button that segues to a normal checkout. I use logic to determine the right buttons to show, if the device supports Apple Pay it'll show both, if not, it'll show the normal checkout button.
Here is an example of the simulator, a device that supports Apple Pay:
This is what it should look like for a device that supports Apple Pay. Here is the logic I use to determine what buttons to show:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-06 at 18:51You are using Apple Pay through Stripe. StripeAPI.deviceSupportsApplePay() function is not checking only "is device support Apple Pay or not?". It also checks is user has at least one saved credit card that supported by Stripe or other requirements. In the description of deviceSupportsApplePay() clearly describes that.
Whether or not this can make Apple Pay payments via a card network supported by Stripe. The Stripe supported Apple Pay card networks are: American Express, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Maestro. Japanese users can enable JCB by setting
JCBPaymentNetworkSupported
to YES, after they have been approved by JCB. - Returns: YES if the device is currently able to make Apple Pay payments via one of the supported networks. NO if the user does not have a saved card of a supported type, or other restrictions prevent payment (such as parental controls).
For checking that you can run your app on simulator. StripeAPI.deviceSupportsApplePay() returns true in simulators.
QUESTION
I'm learning REST API with Python flask and JavaScript.
I've created the API successfully but whenever I try calling it with Ajax or JavaScript it fails but on the flask server it shows the 200 response.
My flask code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-01 at 19:25Backend successfully sends JSON response but the fetch promise is failing because of the access control origin. Usually if you serve the HTML code using flask jinja then you won't face the problem. This is happening because HTML is serve from different way.
Please add this code below to check if the access control is the real issue.
QUESTION
I'm trying to crawl a website and Invoke-WebRequest
is not displaying the a
tag. Please see the following code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 21:12When you navigate to https://groceries.asda.com/search/jack%20daniels in a browser it doesn't just load a single flat html page - that particular site responds with a bare-bones "skeleton" page that contains a bunch of javascript that the browser executes to makes dozens (hundreds?) of additional requests to load the actual page contents and show the products (if you disable javascript you'll just see the bare-bones page).
By comparison, Invoke-WebRequest
only makes a single page request that in your case just retrieves the "skeleton" page contents at the exact url you give it - it doesn't emulate the browser and run the javascript that loads the rest of the page. At that point the product tags don't even exist in the document, which is why it's not finding them.
If you want to retrieve the product details you're either going to need to work out what the correct url is that returns the product results for a given search term, or you're going to have to emulate a browser to execute the javascript in the skeleton page and automatically make all of the additional requests (e.g. use Selenium) to build the complete page.
Neither is a trivial task, unfortunately :-(
Chrome network trace for https://groceries.asda.com/search/jack%20daniels Fiddler trace forInvoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://groceries.asda.com/search/jack%20daniels"
QUESTION
I'm learning flutter and I'd like to make a simple todo app.
In the app you can create different "lists" (for example "Homework", "groceries"...) and each list consists of list of tasks, so I have to classes:
- Task (to store a single task)
- String task
- bool completed
- TaskList (to store a list, made up of tasks)
- String listname
- List tasks (consisting of Tasks)
I used a List made up of TaskLists with some data when I was testing it, but now I want to store the data to the device and I came across Hive, which is based on the idea of "boxes", but I'm not sure how I should approach this.
Should I create a new box for every new list (and then delete it, when the user deletes the list) or somehow store all the data in a single box?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 19:20To me it makes more sense to have a single box with all the tasks. Then when the user deletes a task you just remove the task at the corresponding key of the box and you're good to go.
Each box needs to be initialized or "opened" on app start. So trying to add boxes dynamically would unnecessarily complicate the code you need to write, without any additional benefits.
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