I’m kind of having a hard time retrieving the data, I tried mapping the orders and it wasn’t working. How can I display the Order ID, Address, Items, and Delivery Date with these data? I converted the data to JSON [ { id: “0fkWwbD0ne97cczbhAlE”, deliveryDate: { seconds: 1620358200, nanoseconds: 0 }, total: 130, orderCreatedAt: {… Read More »How can I map through these objects that I have?
My get request could return a status of OK or 404. the json format in either case would be different. In rendering I can’t figure out how i can get rid of the repetitive code where i reference the state. Take below is an example. return( myState.status == “success” ? <div> <small>{myState.data.userData.name}.</small> <small>{myState.data.userData.lastName}.</small> <small>{myState.data.userData.username}.</small> <small>{myState.data.userData.email}.</small>… Read More »Destructing state right before render
I have this project that uses the YouTube data v3 API, the API calls stats, details, and content off the video. Currently im placing the video description in paragraph tag, but the output look insane and none off it has line breaks console.logging the description off the video shows me that the string has some… Read More »How to format a long JSON string that’s returned from an API?
I’m trying to modify an existing browser script for Discord that currently reacts to every message in current chat (for a specified length of seconds). I want to modify it to (1) react to only specific messages that meet a certain criteria (2) with the emoji used inside of the message. So the changes I… Read More »Browser Script Mod: Discord Automatic Message Reaction
I’m inheriting a project in Next.js. It has both files with import/export statements, and other files with require() and module.exports. I’ve given up on trying to add type: module to package.json and am thinking of trying to convert each file with ES6 imports to a .mjs extension instead; this is because the commonjs files seem… Read More »Project has both require and import statements
I’m trying to make a program that converts the Minecraft inventory data into a object in JavaScript. I will later make so it creates a Inventory on the website. The Minecraft Inventory Data looks like this: [{Slot: 4, id: “minecraft:arrow”, Count: 1}, {Slot: 9, id: “minecraft:arrow”, Count: 1}, {Slot: 23, id: “minecraft:diamond”, Count: 1}, {Slot:… Read More »[HELP] Converting a String into a JavaScript object?
The script is just a simple jquery json fetch that writes some values in a table, works perfectly on all desktop and mobile browsers except on Chrome (android). What’s even weirder is that the exact same code works on localhost but not on my hosted site what could cause this and is there a way… Read More »Script works perfectly on all browsers except on Chrome (android)
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Hello ! I need to write a function in C# that will take the “name” field out of a Json that I see in a Postman response. It will then compare it with another folder that we can see what’s inside it using another request. The results will be stored in a List. I only… Read More »[Hiring] C# developer – 14$/hr
Hi. I have been learning to use javascript with python-django and came accross a video where the programmar doesn’ t seem to use semicolonin his code. and the browser doesn’t throw any error. Why is it so? Can anyone explain this? thanks video link here what the guy’s been coding (direct link) <script> const tweetsElement… Read More »do we really need semicolons in JS statements?