I've dockerized a ruby app and am trying to view it locally but every browser I have used redirects from http://0.0.0.0:3000 to https://0.0.0.0:3000 so I'm getting the browser error This site can’t provide a secure connection 0.0.0.0 sent an invalid…
At work we use the amazon/dynamodb-local docker for local DynamoDb. However when I run aws dynamodb list-tables --endpoint-url http://localhost:8000 --region local I get: An error occurred (426) when calling the ListTables operation: Upgrade Required whereas it works for my colleague…
my Final declaration check if it's null don't work in flutter if (extractedData == null) { return; } Future<void> fetchAndSetOrders() async { const url = 'https://flutter-update.firebaseio.com/orders.json'; final response = await http.get(url); final List<OrderItem> loadedOrders = []; final extractedData = json.decode(response.body)…
This is my code and i am having an error in the "builder": while opening the curly braces it shows error like The body might complete normally, causing 'null' to be returned, but the return type, 'Widget', is a potentially…
This is what the body looks like: { "_total": 3, "users": [ { "username": "person1", "points": 3 }, { "username": "person2", "points": 2 }, { "username": "person3", "points": 1 } ] } The code: public class UserData { public string…
I need to allow all HTTP for all requests in my code. The code works fine in debug and release mode for the apk, but it doesn't work when I upload it to Google play as bundle.aab 1- I created…
I'm calling an API and I get the following response: "items": [ { "packagingType": "PCS", "description": "[REDACTED]", "productCode": "MATT", "freightClass": "300", "insuranceValue": 428.70999999971326, "primaryReferenceNumber": null, "poNumber": "[REDACTED]", "skuNumber": "[REDACTED]", "pluNumber": null, "actualQuantity": 1, "actualWeight": 125, "actualWeightUnitOfMeasure": "Pounds", "actualPallets": 1, "actualVolume":…
Im new to the Golang language and im coming from Nodejs, where it was quite simple to access database and manipulate db within a http request handler.Now i want to do the same in Golang and i cant access the…
Is there any solution to parse an unstructured json(text) data? below is a sample response of a web requst that i want to parse and access data (the inner list) res,err := http.Get("url_of_server") [[ { "id": "1", "text": "sample text",…
Tried almost every solution. No luck :( Future<List<ProductModel>> getProducts() async { try { final response = await apiService.sendRequest.get('/product'); if (response.data != null) { print("Data == $response"); return response.data .map((e) => ProductModel.fromJson(e.toMap())) // error is thrown here .toList(); } return <ProductModel>[];…