Here is the website that I just deployed on Vercel. I am building a web application using Prisma and Next.js, and I'm experiencing an issue where the content is not updating in real-time until I manually re-deploy the application. Here's…
no errors console logs [] const mongoose = require('mongoose'); const uri = "mongodb+srv://:@cluster0.yhy4bwu.mongodb.net/?retryWrites=true&w=majority"; const playerSchema = new mongoose.Schema({ fullname: String, goals: Number, assists: Number, gamesPlayed: String, shots: Number, positionCode: String, plusminus: String, team: String, timeOnIcePerGame: Number, espnId: Number }) mongoose.connect(uri)…
if I want to send like messages to 5000+ users in nodejs, which takes a long time + I dont want it to be render blocking, is Worker threads what I need? the docs says: Workers (threads) are useful for…
I am using Sequelize with Node.js and TypeScript to connect to a PostgreSQL database. I want to export and import a single Sequelize instance throughout my application, so that I have a single connection to the database. I have seen…
I'm facing an issue while trying to connect to MongoDB from my Node.js application using the mongodb driver. I have a MongoDB server running on my local machine, and I can successfully connect to it using MongoDB Compass and the…
The error show in terminal D:\Project>npx create-react-app max npm ERR! code ENOENT npm ERR! syscall lstat npm ERR! path C:\Users\preet\AppData\Roaming\npm npm ERR! errno -4058 npm ERR! enoent ENOENT: no such file or directory, lstat 'C:\Users\preet\AppData\Roaming\npm' npm ERR! enoent This is…
I want to insert an item on a GSI, however the AWS SDK library doesn't seem to cooperate. This is the relevant code: const updateLeaderbordAggreagte = async (documentClient, leaderboardPK, tournamentPoints, participant) => { try { const putLeaderboardScore = new PutItemCommand({…
I am trying to make a header that contains menu with sub-menu If the user hovers one of menu in the header, the sub-menu should be opened below of it. Here is the example I have recreated. The problem is…
I'm developing a web application using Express.js and MongoDB, and I'm implementing validation with express-validator for updating or deleting resources. However, I have a concern about the performance implications of performing a validation check before making changes, as it involves…
I have a nested Json Object payload={ abc:"abc", something:[somevalue:"somevalue",nestedAray:[{anotherValue:"anotherValue"},{optionalValue:"optionalValue",optionalValue1:"optionalValue1"}]] } here optionalValue1 key is optional in the payload. Need map the same JSON object to the new new Json with different Key names ecpected output: { name:"abc", skills:[Java:"somevalue","JSLibrary":[{JavaScript:"anotherValue"},{Angular:"optionalValue",NodeJs:"optionalValue1"}]] } I…