Came across a GitHub issue Collection processing like @index for Mustache.js. It referenced the each() function in another library, GRMustache. Came up with the following and posted my solution back in the Mustache.js GitHub issue 🙂 Sample output: <h4>Test 1: Loop over array with count & access to existing template vars/fns</h4> <div data-date=”2021-12-03″>item 1/4: ant …
Came across this tutorial Let’s Make a Multi-Thumb Slider That Calculates The Width Between Thumbs which was written in React and TypeScript. Decided to convert it to vanilla (plain) CSS and JavaScript 🙂 First up, a working demo below. Move the slider thumbs and an event will be emitted, which will be output to the …
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References: Konva Tutorials Konva API Docs Drawing Labels on Image with canvas HTML5 Canvas Export to High Quality Image Tutorial Resolving “Tainted canvases may not be exported” with Konva First up, a working demo below. Click on “Set image” button first. Click “Add box” button to create a new bounding box. Each time the box …
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References: Upload directory doesn’t send folder name with file Upload files with CURL Multipart formposts How to upload folder using HTML and PHP VGG Image Annotator: Issue 270 – Using Webkitdirectory to import multiple directories and maintain directory hierarchy Contents of folder to be uploaded (drawn using tree –charset unicode –dirsfirst -a -n in bash): …
Eons ago, it used to be that, positioning of elements in the center/corner of a div required JavaScript code, to calculate the offset based on the width/height of the element itself as well as its parent. Things are much easier now with CSS transform. A simple demo is shown below, with 9 squares positioned at …
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Bash command: find . -type f | xargs wc -lc | sort -n | awk ‘{prev=curr; curr=$1″ “$3} NR==1{print “Min lines:”, $1, $3} END{print “Max lines:”, prev; print “Total of”, $1, “lines in”, (NR – 1), “files”; print “Avg line count:”, ($1 / (NR – 1)); print “Avg chars per line:”, ($2 / $1)}’; Breakdown …
Skipping the usual background rant 😛 For me, the purpose of documentation is to save time, not at the point of writing it, but in the future when you use it. When onboarding a new hire or answering a colleague’s questions on my code, I would usually first refer them to the README.md file in …
References: Enabling SSL for Solr Taking Solr to Production Steps: SSH into the server. Upload the private key for the renewed SSL certificate as well as the updated certificate chain (just the primary certificate for the domain will not do), e.g. STAR_example_com.key and STAR_example_com_fullchain.pem. If you are unsure, check out my earlier article on Things …
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Do not renew for more than a year. Starting 01 September 2020, SSL certificates will be deemed invalid by Apple and Google if their validity period is greater than 398 days – see this article and this article. If your domain/server needs to be accessed from Safari or Apple devices, you need to keep this …
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Was alerted this morning to server applications failing due to an expired SSL certificate, with logs showing cURL errors. The weird thing was there was still half a month to go before the expiry date. Also, this problem does not affect browsers as the major browsers have already been updated. Importing the renewed SSL certificate …
