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I’m new to Nodejs and Typescript and facing a problem on a Windows machine. I set up an empty project with a single index.ts just for testing. I’m also using nodemon. When I use tsc command to generate js files from ts, it works without any error and the files are built in the build

I use this service class in order to get the network status: @Injectable() export class NetworkConnectionService { constructor() { } addNetworkConnectionListener() { Network.addListener('networkStatusChange', status => { console.log('Network status changed', status); }); } getCurrentNetworkStatus() { const self = this; const currentNetworkStatus = async () => { const status = await Network.getStatus(); }; return currentNetworkStatus; } }

I’m trying to use angular/fire@7 storage to store files and I’m getting this error: Error: Uncaught (in promise): Error: Either AngularFireModule has not been provided in your AppModule (this can be done manually or implictly using provideFirebaseApp) or you’re calling an AngularFire method outside of an NgModule (which is not supported). Error: Either AngularFireModule has

I have a library project using TS, React, and vite for bundler. Folder structure looks like this - LibraryProject - src - main - TestComponent.tsx - hooks - hookFile.ts - enums - enumFile.enum.ts My current vite config builds a lib properly and I am able to use that in a separate React demo project. To

I’m working with a Map in JavaScript and need to check that it doesn’t contain duplicate keys. The map I’m working with is below. const colors = new Map([ [1, 'blue'], [2, 'orange'], [1, 'pink'], // This duplicate key should trigger an error [3, 'yellow'], ]); In this situation because the number 1 is used

I want to protect my home page if the user is not authenticated he shouldn’t have access to it , a user is authenticated if a cookie exists , if the user is logged in and attempts to change url to login page he should get redirected to home page using next js middleware the

Problem: I’m trying to fetch user data from Auth0 using their Management API in my Express app, but I’m encountering the following error: Error fetching user data: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading ‘request’) Failed to update user metadata: Error: Failed to fetch user data from Auth0 This error occurs when making the Axios request

I have this code that converts plain text to Unicode styled characters: function convertText(text, style) { // 1. Convert the text to the bold type with the unicode. const conv = { c: function(text, obj) {return text.replace(new RegExp(`[${obj.reduce((s, {r}) => s += r, "")}]`, "g"), e => { const t = e.codePointAt(0); if ((t >=

I have datasets with date time as x-axis. I did split the datas by weeks like "2024W41", "2024w42"… I would like to display two lines, one for each week. Sadly, as its based on date for x-axis, the first week appears left, the second one appears next, to the right of it. Its logical. How