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I did not test the full code given below, you probably will have to make adjustments

Since I don't know what your coding background is, I'll try to be as extensive as I can. Keep in mind I never developed something with Puppeteer and I don't have 30+ years of exp. in JS, so what I'm going to write is probably not best optimised.

First, I'd make minDiscount an Int instead of a string, to properly compare two numbers.

I found an answer for this, I just changed my query into this

If I understand correctly, you want two sets of joins:

Completely based on your shown samples, could you please try following. Written and tested in GNU awk(though should work in any awk but tested it in GNU one)

# tried 0.0.0.0, localhost, and IP address obtained from docker inspect

In your app's config, set the database host to 'db'

That exists as a DNS alias, available in the other containers, based on what you set the service name to in your compose file:

1. If you know Nominal Isabelle is it possible to do this?

Unfortunately, it is not possible to prove the theorem that you are trying to prove. Here is a counterexample (the proofs were Sledgehammered):

I am glad that you were able to work out the solution. Nonetheless, I would still like to elaborate on the comment that I previously made. In particular, I would like to emphasize that nominal_datatype already provides a very similar function automatically: it is the function fv_trm. This function is, effectively, equivalent to the function fv in your question. Here is a rough sketch (the proof will need to be refined) of a theory that demonstrates this:

You get "Cannot read property 'row' of undefined" because table not is initialised. The Api is simply not yet passed back to the variable reference at the time createdRow is executed.

But inside DT's callbacks you always have this, which actually is the dataTable (jQuery) instance of the DataTable API. So