In the process of converting a blog from WordPress to Hugo, I find that I need to do a global search and replace for tags to convert them to a list of strings. Currently I have something like this: tags:…
I have values for the dimensions of the product the data of product is added via admin panel using import feature there are lots of products so doing it manually is a headache so on the front end if the…
Products have names like Product one white Adidas Other product black Hill sheet Nice T-shirt blue Brower company How to get starting part of product name before first uppercase word starting from second word and up to first uppercase word…
I have this PostgreSQL table for storing words: CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS words ( id bigint NOT NULL DEFAULT nextval('processed_words_id_seq'::regclass), keyword character varying(300) COLLATE pg_catalog."default", ) insert into words (words) VALUES ('while swam is interesting'); CREATE TABLE IF NOT…
I need to manipulate drawing of a SVG, so I have attribute "d" values like this: d = "M561.5402,268.917 C635.622,268.917 304.476,565.985 379.298,565.985" What I want is to "purify" all the values (to strip the chars from them), to calculate them…
I am trying to parse the JSON from aws ecr describe-images, and return a result with a specific image tag, matching a pattern, from the list. In particular I get an array with many of these entries: { "imageDetails": […
I have a list of string/regex that I want to check if its matched from the string input. Lets just say I have these lists: $list = [ // an array list of string/regex that i want to check "lorem…
I want to extract this part. But I couldn't do it well. So I need you to tell me how to do it. Example) https://twitter.com/straw_berry0721/status/1596714080345415681?s=20&t=1nIbnSZ2YN2m5KZaOjO5GA 1596714080345415681 https://twitter.com/xxx/status/1595920708323999744 1595920708323999744 ・my code (failed) final result = _controller.text; t = s.lastIndexOf('status')); s.substring(t)
I have a nodejs express web with a mongo db with const AuthorSchema = new Schema({ first_name: { type: String, required: true, maxLength: 100 }, family_name: { type: String, required: true, maxLength: 100 }, date_of_birth: { type: Date }, date_of_death:…
I've got a load of imported data but the main id keys of the object aren't surrounded in quotation marks and so aren't valid javascript. Here's a sample of some of the data I have: 8ae3fcef-d1f5-43e4-9df0-b1861117c2f2: { id: "8ae3fcef-d1f5-43e4-9df0-b1861117c2f2", randomNumber:…