As suggested by rahilwazir, you can use a different URL that will give you JSON. var request = require(‘request’); request( ‘https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nodejs/nodejs.org/master/source/versions.json’, function(err, resp, json) { if (err) return console.error(err); var data = JSON.parse(json); // Do what you need here }; ); If you really want to scrape the HTML page you mentioned, you could use … Read more
This code does more or less what i wanted. And it’s natively supported. It’s called conditional attributes in docs. You can find more information about it in attribute section. Only works with latest version of jade. //- Suppose object passed is this – var selected=’about’; li(class={selected:selected==”home”}) Home li(class={selected:selected==”blog”}) Blog li(class={selected:selected==”about”}) About ..Will result in this: … Read more
XHR isn’t just for XML… you can use it with other types of responses. The Fetch API is a newer standard that is a bit more flexible and supports streaming. 1 solved How to make javascript http request
You could use a regular expression to do part of the parsing, and use the replace callback to keep/eliminate the relevant parts: function clean(input) { let keep; return input.replace(/^\s*digraph\s+(“[^”]*”)\s*\{|\s*(“[^”]+”)\s*->\s*”[^”]+”\s*;|([^])/gm, (m, a, b, c) => a && (keep = a) || b === keep || c ? m : “” ); } // Example: var input … Read more
I was able to edit a JavaScript file using regex. my code is below: function updateFile(filename, replacements) { return new Promise(function(resolve) { fs.readFile(filename, ‘utf-8’, function(err, data) { var regex, replaceStr; if (err) { throw (err); } else { regex = new RegExp(“(\\” + ‘let’ + “\\s* ]*” + replacements[0].rule + “\\s*=\\s*)([^\\n;}]+)([\\s*;}])”); replaceStr = “$1” + … Read more
exports.show = = function(req, res) { var userdata = [{ “productcode”: “9563456789”, “cost”: “1000” }, { “productcode”: “8756348947”, “cost”: “5600” }] var parameterObject = []; Parameter.find().exec(function(err, Parameters) { if (err) { return handleError(res, err); } // i want to push Parameters[0].value to parameterObject parameterObject.push({ pointvalue: Parameters[0].value }); return FindProducts(parameterObject, function(data) { console.log(data); }); }); function … Read more
So you can build out a new javascript object, but it might be tricky if you have object attributes of ‘items’ repeated over in the same object. I fixed this by making the results have an array of items like so. The algorithm is using a double for loop so it would be expensive for … Read more
You can use substring to cut the message up: for(let i = 0; i < str.length; i += 2000) { const toSend = str.substring(i, Math.min(str.length, i + 2000)); sendMessage(toSend); } 2 solved Sending 2 different messages if message exceeds 2000 characters
You have here all docu about this: https://community.c9.io/t/setting-up-phpmyadmin/1723 Basically: mysql-ctl install phpmyadmin-ctl install mysql-ctl start solved How to make a database on c9.io
Node.js has great lib and you can find many php class or libs in node.js now you can use the: node-mcrypt supported algorithm: [ ‘cast-128’, ‘gost’, ‘rijndael-128’, ‘twofish’, ‘arcfour’, ‘cast-256’, ‘loki97’, ‘rijndael-192’, ‘saferplus’, ‘wake’, ‘blowfish-compat’, ‘des’, ‘rijndael-256’, ‘serpent’, ‘xtea’, ‘blowfish’, ‘enigma’, ‘rc2’, ‘tripledes’ ] get here for usage sample: https://github.com/tugrul/node-mcrypt 1 solved How can I … Read more
In ejs you could do: put this in your ejs file var shapes = <%=the-Array-Of-Shapes%> from the route use: app.get(‘/your-route’,(req,res)=>{ res.render(‘your-ejs-file’,the-Array-Of-Shapes);//here you are passing the array and the renderer will do the job }) 2 solved Accecing server side variable in Javascript(node.js, express.js, ejs) [closed]
[EDITED] The delete operator is only for deleting a property from an object. Your config variable contains an array of objects, so delete will not do what you want at all. You need to iterate through the config array and use something like splice to delete the array items that have the same name, date, … Read more
if(command == “ht”) { function doRandHT() { var rand = [‘HEADS!’,’TAILS!’]; return rand[Math.floor(Math.random()*rand.length)]; } const embed = { “title”: `Here is the winner!`, “description”: doRandHT(), “color”: 7584788, }; message.channel.send({ embed }); }; You can use this plain command for every random command in Discord.js I also integrated this with embed design so it will come … Read more
It depends on what object does onVote event from Poll component pass. But if it’s vote object, that’s required in postPoll method as second arguement, than: function in onVote event should pass poll.id from this component and vote object from Vote component onVote event itself: onVote={(vote) => handalchange(poll.id, vote)} handalchange should fire postPoll api method … Read more
You don’t necessarily need to use response.write for each line of the view, you can use template engines as well. Search for “node.js template engines”. At first impression it could seem tedious, but a similar approach prevents you from writing bad code. solved How does Node.JS work as opposed to PHP?