Can't retrieve user followers via accessing Twitter API. I couldn't really figure out why it's not working before I found out they removed followers from Basic access. Just want to confirm the code is right. Maybe I still can retrieve…
I'm trying to parse a JSON response which looks like this: { "users" : [{id: 1, ...},{id: 2, ...}], "count": 200 } into List of Users using C#. I've tried parsing it this way: Dictionary<string, List<User>> parsedJson = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<Dictionary<string, List<User>>>(result);…
I have this function to get userData into model: Future<UserModel> getUser() async { final snap = await _fireStore .collection("users") .doc(_firebaseAuth.currentUser?.email ?? _firebaseAuth.currentUser?.phoneNumber) .get(); final data = snap.data(); debugPrint("data: $data"); // this line gives output // debugPrint("data: ${jsonDecode(data.toString())}"); -> this line…
I'm currently working on a JavaScript function that extracts a date from a string and then parses it to set the start and end dates for a date filter. However, I'm encountering an issue with the date parsing part. $("#startDateF").data("initialValue",…
I have an object with both attributes and functions, and I want to be able to stringify them into JSON, then parse them back out again for a save-load system. Keep in mind, the data has circular components. I tried…
i have a list of opening hours that more or less are in this kind of format, one value for one entire day: [ "", "Closed", "8:30 AM–7:30 PM", "9 AM–12:30 PM, 2:30–7:30 PM", "2:30–7:30 PM", "3–7 PM", "10 AM–7 PM", "8 AM–1 PM, 2:30–7 PM", "8 AM–1 PM, 2–7 PM", "8 AM–8:30 PM", "9 AM–12 PM, 2:30–7 PM", "Open…
I want to parse the 2 first elements of a URL with JavaScript. For ex. url.de/de/de/produkte/ I want to parse de/de, I have following code function(){ var path={{Page Path}}; return path.match(/^/(w+)(?:/|$)/)[1] } but the result is just de, hope for…
Arrays seem really simple in PostgreSQL, but I am having trouble with JSON parsing into an array column type. The Json data contains a property with an array value: "problems": ["/problems/22", "/problems/31"], The table has an array-type column like: CREATE…
I am creating a basic JSON string parser and I've run into a situation. I've been using the following RFC. RFC 8259: The JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) Data Interchange Format. In Section 3 – Values, it defines that a value…
Is there a better way of converting an uint8_t array into a single float value? I am extremely new at using this. I am currently using a ESP32-S3-WROOM-1 to take UART data from a NEO-6M GPS. IDE: Visual Studio Code…