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Thanks for open sourcing such a great project!
After reading the README documentation, I just couldn't understand the Handler Block Helper part.
The README documentation says:
This is specifically useful for cases in which you want a separate object or class to be the handler for a deeplink route. An example might be a view controller that you want to instantiate and present in respon
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It's possible to instantiate an OSRM object in Javascript like this:
const osrmInstance = new OSRM({
algorithm: 'CH',
dataset_name: 'foo',
mmap_memory: true
});
This should throw an error - setting mmap_memory
should require supplying a path
, and this is incompatible with using dataset_name
, which triggers using shared memory.
These opti
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I don't use Compojure on a regular basis (sometimes with years in between), so I always hit the wiki to find out how it is used. The basics are really intuitive and easy to get up and running. But I always struggle to figure out how the more complex stuff works. Specifically I have two reoccurring issues that I get stuck with every time, where I have to turn to web searches (usually ending up on S
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This page:
https://github.com/klein/klein.php
'Getting started' section, in #3 it links user to URL rewriting rules but the gist is down:
https://gist.github.com/874000
Just tested this.
If I add .add('redirect', '/test-route/:queryparams')
to routes, links like:
http://localhost/test-route?queryparams=param
work, if I put .add('test-route', '/test-route/:queryparams', 'test-other-route')
the link above leads to a 404. Only links like:
http://localhost/test-route/param
Will work. Is this intended behavior?
I'm struggling to understand how to make a custom matcher following this doc:
https://frontarm.com/navi/en/reference/matchers/#custom-matchers
The doc above talks about needing to return an array of segment objects but I can't see segments in the Types doc:
It’s not part of the OAuth spec but in particular we should call out that it takes a JSON body in the template.
When I click "live" on any of the links under https://router5.js.org/#examples
I see that router5 version is still 6, the redux example in particular still uses react-redux 5(current is 7)
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The Router Challenge aims to be to Routers what TodoMVC is to MV* frameworks. It offers the same Music Catalog application built in React using different Routers. For it to be succe
In zebra/rt_netlink.c
, we call vrf_lookup_by_id()
when we get a route to find the associated vrf object for that table.
This should be improved to be a hash table mapping of Table ID to zebra_vrf
object.
You would need to create a hash table probably in zebra/zebra_vrf.h
that uses the table_id
hash as a key and then update the code in vrf_lookup_by_id()
to use this.
This shoul
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When adding a wildcard override to Unbound DNS, the service stops and reports an
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Before version 2.0 of Altorouter, I could make "/" character optional, if it was before an optional block parameter.
$router->map('GET', '/archives/[lmin:category]?', 'Article#archives');
It doesn't work anymore, the "/" is no longer an option. I can't access /archives
, only /archives/
.
In the documentation:
`.[:format]? // Match an optional parameter 'format' - a / o
Documentation
Hey,
I did a lot of work for authorization for your project. The first one is to use your project with concrete5 and the second one is to authorize the requests with jwt including the websocket server. This would maybe be a good example package for your documentation, how somebody could include authorization? I know it's not an issue, but i dont know how to reach you :)
https://github.com/lemo
Currently most of the examples in the README expect something after the /
. Given that matching the "empty path" is a very common scenario users will want to accomplish it could be documented more prominently. I don't have more than anecdotal data on this but I'd expect that it is also often a source of confusion.
(def my-routes ["/" {"" :index ; I'm not even sure if this is correc
It says to vaguely to pass a ref, but a ref of what? What object has the navigate method...
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Write the developers documentation of the following files
https://github.com/pgRouting/pgrouting/blob/develop/src/common/arrays_input.c
https://github.com/pgRouting/pgrouting/blob/develop/include/c_common/arrays_input.h
We use Doxygen to generate the documentation
http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/
Swagger feature docstring (and spec?) places tags on route-data root:
https://github.com/metosin/reitit/blob/master/modules/reitit-swagger/src/reitit/swagger.cljc#L55
Examples place tags key under swagger:
https://github.com/metosin/reitit/blob/master/examples/ring-swagger/src/example/server.clj#L30
Both seem to generate proper swagger.json, but first one fails spec validation. Why? Sp
As interface shows below:
/**
* <p>
* Send batch messages to server.
*
* @param messages messages to be sent.
*/
void send(List<Message> messages);
This API can lead to multiple behaviors, such as sending to multiple partitions, or the same partition, so how should we define the behavior of this method?
And this issue exists in many places, suc
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expect(window.$nuxt.localePath('/about-us', 'fr')).toBe('/fr/a-propos')
expect(window.$nuxt.localePath({ path: '/about-us' }, 'fr')).
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I want to develop an iOS application that hosts its own web server (https://myiphone.server/index.html) on an iPad or iPhone users can access from a PC or Mac or other phone. Is this possible with Kitura? What level of support does this have? And are there any documentation or examples I can get started with? Thank you