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js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	機械学習・AI で音を作れる「Magenta」の JavaScript 版（Magenta.js）を p5.js Web Editor上で動かしてみる	https://qiita.com/youtoy/items/32eedd5c5c9280fe3f0f	MagentaMagentaGoogleResearchPython版とJavaScript版上記のつ目のページを少し下に移動していくと、以下のような部分があります。	2021-11-23 18:08:20
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ReactエンジニアがReact Nativeを使ってみた	https://qiita.com/it_tsumugi/items/9f9feda363deb946f76c	・全ての親Viewが高さ制限されている必要があるリファレンスではboundedと書かれていたのですが、この訳で合っているのかあやしいです。	2021-11-23 18:08:59
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	c言語　再帰関数を利用し、行列を表示するプログラムを作ることができず困っています。	https://teratail.com/questions/370659?rss=all	c言語再帰関数を利用し、行列を表示するプログラムを作ることができず困っています。	2021-11-23 18:43:58
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	Flutter ダイアログで入力した文字列を呼び出し元の画面に渡したい	https://teratail.com/questions/370658?rss=all	以下のサイトを参考にしましたが、Flutter初心者なため内容が全然わかりませんでした。	2021-11-23 18:38:28
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	AngularでのYoutubeアカウント情報の取得について	https://teratail.com/questions/370657?rss=all	AngularでのYoutubeアカウント情報の取得について前提・実現したいことAngularTypeScriptでYoutubeのアカウントの視聴履歴日付、サムネイル、タイトル、チャンネル名などを取得したいのですが、方法がわからないため教えていただきたいです。	2021-11-23 18:28:47
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	display: flexが効かないです。	https://teratail.com/questions/370656?rss=all	displayflexが効かないです。	2021-11-23 18:27:11
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	プログラミングを勉強中の初心者です。	https://teratail.com/questions/370655?rss=all	プログラミングを勉強中の初心者です。	2021-11-23 18:24:43
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	js アラート入力チェック	https://teratail.com/questions/370654?rss=all	jsアラート入力チェックjsjqueeyで入力フォームのチェックでアラートを出したいと思っております。	2021-11-23 18:13:35
golang	Goタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【rclone】過去のコミットからプロジェクトの作り方やコーディングを学ぶ 1【Golang】	https://qiita.com/blackmax1886/items/801c6ee7951b958ad76c	コーディングに関してはコードを読むのが一番だと思い、OSSの一つであるrcloneのコードを選んで読んでみることにする。	2021-11-23 18:51:34
Git	Gitタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Githubと新しいレポジトリの連携（恥ずかし）[Github]	https://qiita.com/koki0527/items/c6f4e89dc96269f5aa35	Githubと新しいレポジトリの連携恥ずかしGithub目的久しぶりにGithubに新しいリポジトリを作成しました。	2021-11-23 18:46:30
Git	Gitタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	git github	https://qiita.com/jojo232/items/fb462a6cc40221990894	github	2021-11-23 18:29:13
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	5 Gift Guides and Gift Recommendation Engines to Find the Perfect Present	https://www.makeuseof.com/gift-guides-gift-recommendation-engines-to-find-the-perfect-present/	perfect	2021-11-23 09:30:22
海外TECH	DEV Community	Making the chrome dino game play itself using Javascript	https://dev.to/official_fire/making-the-chrome-dino-game-play-itself-using-javascript-2j8n	Making the chrome dino game play itself using JavascriptHello guys in today s blog we are gonna hack chrome dino automating it using javascriptChrome dino game is made by Google this game is available in chromium based browsers like brave chrome edge and other browsers out thereyou can play this game by turning off your internet wifi or going to chrome dino Anyways lets automate itWatch this video to get better understanding t sfirst we make a function with the name autoPlay Note these are the objects in the chrome dino game DINO tRex Is the DINO CACTUS CACTUS SMALL is the smallest cactusCACTUS LARGE is the largest cactus BIRD The name of the bird is pretty hard PTERODACTYL the birdIn the code i have given comments and tried to explain you each line of code function autoplay setTimeout function myinstance this Runner instance myobstacles myinstance horizon obstacles if my tRex is ducking then if myinstance tRex ducking make my tRex to duck myinstance tRex setDuck true if myinstance crashed When the game is over then console log Game Over Paste the code again to automate the game return if myobstacles length gt action JUMP obstacle type myobstacles typeConfig type Defining which action to perform if it match the following cases if obstacle type CACTUS SMALL obstacle type CACTUS LARGE action JUMP i know its a hard name actually PTERODACTYL its the bird else if obstacle type PTERODACTYL if myobstacles yPost myobstacles yPost action DUCK Making the action work if myobstacles xPos lt console log myobstacles Perform the action if action JUMP console log Jumping Yahoo we get the current speed of our dino curr speed myinstance currentSpeed then making it jump myinstance tRex startJump curr speed else if action DUCK console log Ducking Oo myinstance tRex setDuck true autoplay setting the timer for mili seconds console log Done Automated the game Now Start autoplay And Voila we are done so i hope you guys enjoyed this blog and had fun Have a nice day and be safe guys Dont forget to subscribe to my youtube channel for more amazing videos	2021-11-23 09:46:46
海外TECH	DEV Community	Adding authentication to a Flask application	https://dev.to/faruqt/adding-authentication-to-a-flask-application-53ep	Adding authentication to a Flask applicationWelcome to the last part of the series Here you ll learn how to add authentication to your flask application The todo application built in part will be used here So if you come across this part first do well to check out parts and Let s get started Install the flask extension Flask login pip install flask loginNext open the init py file in the core directory Import the Login Manager class from the installed package and initialise the application with it from flask import Flaskfrom config import Configfrom flask sqlalchemy import SQLAlchemyfrom flask migrate import Migratefrom flask login import LoginManager new lineapp Flask name app config from object Config db SQLAlchemy app migrate Migrate app db login LoginManager app new line auth blueprintThe authentication section will be created as a mini application as well So create a new directory auth in the core directory and add the following files init py forms py models py and views py Remember that this is going to be an application on its own so you need to create a templates folder in the auth directory as well Create a new folder auth in it and within it create two files login html and register html auth blueprintLet s start with the init py script This will be set up the same way as that of the task blueprint from flask import Blueprintauth Blueprint auth name template folder templates from import views models pyfrom import dbfrom werkzeug security import generate password hash check password hashfrom import loginfrom flask login import UserMixinfrom models import Todoclass User UserMixin db Model tablename user id db Column db Integer primary key True username db Column db String index True unique True email db Column db String index True unique True password hash db Column db String todo db relationship Todo backref author lazy dynamic def repr self return lt User gt format self username def set password self password self password hash generate password hash password def check password self password return check password hash self password hash password login user loaderdef load user id return User query get int id Then set up the User model for the database using the UserMixin class The todo field is initialized with db relationship which is like a one to many relationship The first argument Todo passed here is the many side of the relationship and the one is author This will create an author field in every todo you create The relationship established here just means that there will be many posts linked to just one user This will ensure that one user doesn t have access to the to do list of another user The load user function stores the id of the user so that the user can navigate to another page while logged in If this is absent whenever the user navigates to a new page the user will be prompted to log in again forms pyfrom flask wtf import FlaskFormfrom wtforms import StringField PasswordField BooleanField SubmitField ValidationErrorfrom wtforms validators import DataRequired Length Email EqualTofrom models import Userclass LoginForm FlaskForm email StringField Email validators DataRequired Length Email password PasswordField Password validators DataRequired remember me BooleanField Remember Me submit SubmitField Sign In class RegistrationForm FlaskForm username StringField Username validators DataRequired email StringField Email validators DataRequired Email password PasswordField Password validators DataRequired password PasswordField Repeat Password validators DataRequired EqualTo password submit SubmitField Register def validate username self username user User query filter by username username data first if user is not None raise ValidationError Username already in use def validate email self email user User query filter by email email data first if user is not None raise ValidationError Email already registered You need to install the package that ll validate the email address submitted by the user pip install email validatorCreate the Login and Registration forms and import the User model for validation purposes This checks whether the email or username is already in the database and raises an error if a similar email or username is found views pyfrom flask import render template flash redirect url for requestfrom flask login import login user logout user login required current userfrom import authfrom forms import RegistrationForm LoginFormfrom models import Userfrom import dbfrom werkzeug urls import url parse auth route register methods GET POST def register if current user is authenticated return redirect url for task tasks form RegistrationForm if form validate on submit user User username form username data lower email form email data lower user set password form password data db session add user db session commit flash Congratulations you are now a registered user return redirect url for auth login return render template auth register html title Register form form auth route login methods GET POST def login nologin False if current user is authenticated return redirect url for task tasks form LoginForm if form validate on submit user User query filter by email form email data lower first if user is None or not user check password form password data nologin True else login user user remember form remember me data next page request args get next if not next page or url parse next page netloc next page url for task tasks return redirect next page return render template auth login html title Sign In form form message nologin auth route logout def logout logout user return redirect url for index Let s go through each function i Register if the user navigates to the register URL the register function is executed and the first condition provided checks if the user is already logged in Then the user gets redirected to the index page of the application if this evaluates to true Else the register page is loaded and the form is rendered Upon submission the form is validated and the user data is stored Next the user is redirected to the login page ii Login if the user navigates to the login URL the login function is executed and a similar process is repeated here iii Logout When the user clicks on the logout button and is redirected to the logout URL the user gets logged out The HTML template files are written in the same format as the other template files in parts and so they are self explanatory login html extends base html block content lt a class brand logo href url for index gt lt img class logo src url for static filename Logo svg gt lt div class brand logo name gt lt strong gt ToDo lt strong gt lt div gt lt a gt lt Display login error message gt if message lt div class alert alert warning role alert gt lt span class closebtns onclick this parentElement style display none gt amp times lt span gt Invalid username or password lt div gt endif lt div class login gt lt form action method post novalidate class p border border gt form hidden tag lt div class Login Header gt lt h class mb gt Login lt h gt lt div gt lt p gt form email label lt br gt form email size for error in form email errors lt span style color red gt error lt span gt endfor lt p gt lt p gt form password label lt br gt form password size for error in form password errors lt span style color red gt error lt span gt endfor lt p gt lt p gt form remember me form remember me label lt p gt lt div class loginbtn gt form submit class btn btn primary mt lt div gt lt form gt lt div class logged in gt lt span gt Dont have an account yet lt span gt lt a href url for auth register gt lt i class fa fa hand o right aria hidden true gt lt i gt Register lt a gt lt div gt lt div gt endblock register html extends base html block content lt a class brand logo href url for index gt lt img class logo src url for static filename Logo svg gt lt div class brand logo name gt lt strong gt ToDo lt strong gt lt div gt lt a gt lt div class register gt lt form action method post class p border border gt form hidden tag lt div class Register Header gt lt h class has text centered mb is size gt Register lt h gt lt div gt lt p gt form username label class label lt br gt form username size lt br gt for error in form username errors lt span style color red gt error lt span gt endfor lt p gt lt p gt form email label class label lt br gt form email size lt br gt for error in form email errors lt span style color red gt error lt span gt endfor lt p gt lt p gt form password label class label lt br gt form password size lt br gt for error in form password errors lt span style color red gt error lt span gt endfor lt p gt lt p gt form password label class label lt br gt form password size lt br gt for error in form password errors lt span style color red gt error lt span gt endfor lt p gt lt div class registerbtn gt form submit class btn btn primary mt lt div gt lt form gt lt div class registered gt lt span gt Already registered lt span gt lt a href url for auth login gt lt i class fa fa hand o right aria hidden true gt lt i gt Login lt a gt lt div gt lt div gt endblock init pyFinally you need to register the auth blueprint in the init py file in the core directory Add the following lines of code above the task blueprint from flask import Flaskfrom config import Configurationfrom flask sqlalchemy import SQLAlchemyfrom flask migrate import Migratefrom flask login import LoginManager app Flask name app config from object Configuration db SQLAlchemy app migrate Migrate app db login LoginManager app login login view auth login new line blueprint for auth routes in our app new blueprintfrom auth import auth as auth blueprintapp register blueprint auth blueprint blueprint for non authentication parts of the appfrom task import task as task blueprintapp register blueprint task blueprint from core import views modelsThe path to the login view function is assigned to the initialised LoginManager class and the auth blueprint is registered with the application models py base Since you already established a relationship between the User model and Todo model You need to head to the models py file in the core directory and create the user id field that ll be linked to the User model via a ForeignKey user id db Column db Integer db ForeignKey user id But the issue now is that SQLite database does not support dropping or altering columns When you try to migrate and upgrade the db you get either a naming convention or ALTER of constraints error orThere are two ways you can solve this i Delete the migrations folder and also the db file in your root directory This is not advisable if you already have a lot of data in your db ii Create a naming convention for all your database columns in the init py file in the core directory Solution can be found here init pyfrom flask import Flaskfrom config import Configurationfrom flask sqlalchemy import SQLAlchemyfrom flask migrate import Migratefrom flask login import LoginManager from sqlalchemy import MetaData new lineapp Flask name app config from object Configuration db SQLAlchemy app new linenaming convention ix ix column label s uq uq table name s column name s ck ck table name s column name s fk fk table name s column name s referred table name s pk pk table name s db SQLAlchemy metadata MetaData naming convention naming convention migrate Migrate app db render as batch True new linelogin LoginManager app login login view auth login blueprint for auth routes in our appfrom auth import auth as auth blueprintapp register blueprint auth blueprint blueprint for non authentication parts of the appfrom task import task as task blueprintapp register blueprint task blueprint from core import views modelsNow run the following commands flask db stamp head flask db migrate and flask db upgrade to migrate all the changes to your db The naming convention error should no longer exist views pyThe final step is to make changes to the task view function so that users can only view the page if they are logged in Make the following changes to the views py file in the task directory from flask import render template flash redirect url for requestfrom flask login import login required current user new linefrom models import Categoryfrom models import Todofrom import taskfrom forms import TaskFormfrom import dbfrom datetime import datetime task route create task methods GET POST login required new linedef tasks check None user current user new line todo Todo query filter by author user new line date datetime now now date strftime Y m d form TaskForm form category choices category id category name for category in Category query all if request method POST if request form get taskDelete is not None deleteTask request form get checkedbox if deleteTask is not None todo Todo query filter by id int deleteTask one db session delete todo db session commit return redirect url for task tasks else check Please check box of task to be deleted elif form validate on submit selected form category data category Category query get selected todo Todo title form title data date form date data time form time data category category name author user new line db session add todo db session commit flash Congratulations you just added a new note return redirect url for task tasks return render template task tasks html title Create Tasks form form todo todo DateNow now check check Import the login required function and also the current user variable Then assign the login required function as a decorator to the task view function The current logged in user is obtained via the current user variable imported from the flask login package The user variable is used to filter the Todo List in the database for todos created by the particular logged in user and it is also assigned to each todo created by the user You can see the authentication feature that was just added in action by running the application Try to navigate to the create task and you ll get redirected to the login page Register as a new user and log in to the application Once you are successfully logged in you ll automatically get redirected to the create task page If you try to navigate to the login or register page while still logged in you still get redirected to the create task page You have successfully learnt how to add authentication to your application With what you learnt in this series you have all the ammunition required to build a great application now If you want to add styling to your application to make it look like this head to Github clone the repository and make the necessary changes to your static and template files Good luck Congratulations We have come to the end of the journey I hope you enjoyed the ride If you have any questions feel free to drop them as a comment or send me a message on Linkedin or Twitter and I ll ensure I respond as quickly as I can Ciao	2021-11-23 09:38:54
海外TECH	DEV Community	Getting Started with Custom Structural Directives in Angular	https://dev.to/thisdotmedia/getting-started-with-custom-structural-directives-in-angular-4mon	Getting Started with Custom Structural Directives in Angular IntroductionAngular comes with many built in directives Some of them eg NgIf NgModel or FormControlDirective are used daily by Angular developers Those directives can be split into categories Attribute directivesThey can be used to modify the appearance of behavior of Angular components and DOM elements For example RouterLinkNgModelFormControlDirectiveStructural directivesThey can be used to manipulate the HTML structure in the DOM Using them we can change the structure of part of the DOM that they control For example NgIfNgForOfNgSwitchIn this article I will focus on the latter Creating a custom structural directiveAs I ve mentioned above there are a couple of built in structural directives in Angular However we might come across a case that the ones provided with the framework don t solve This is where a custom structural directive might help us resolve the issue But how do we write one All the code examples in this article use the Angular CLI or Nx CLI generated project as a starting point You can generate a project using the following command or use Stackblitz starter project npx create nx workspace preset angular prefix csd appName custom structural directive or ng new custom structural directive prefix csd NgIf directive cloneLet s learn the basic concepts by reimplementing the basic features of the NgIf directive We will call it CsdIf CSR prefix stands for Custom Structural Directive The structural directive is actually just a regular directive with some additional syntactic sugars provided by Angular So we can start with creating a module and empty directive using AngularCLI ng generate module ifng generate directive if if module if or shorthand ng g m if ng g d if if module ifour new directive should look like this import Directive from angular core Directive selector csdIf export class IfDirective constructor Let s implement the basic functionality of displaying the content if passed value is true lt h csdIf true gt My visible conditional header lt h gt lt h csdIf false gt My hidden conditional header lt h gt To achieve that we need a couple of elements an input that will determine whether to show or hide the content Input a reference to the template that we want to conditionally display TemplateRef a container that will provide us with access to Angular s view ViewContainerRef The input can be just a regular class property with Angular s Input decorator The important thing is to use a proper naming convention For it to work as it does in the example code shown above we need to name the property the same as the attribute s selector import Directive Input from angular core Directive selector csdIf export class IfDirective Input csdIf boolean false constructor Now our directive has the information whether to display the content or not but we need to also gain access to the TemplateRef and ViewContainerRef instances We can do that by injecting them via a constructor import Directive Input TemplateRef ViewContainerRef from angular core Directive selector csdIf export class IfDirective Input csdIf boolean false constructor private templateRef TemplateRef lt unknown gt private vcr ViewContainerRef Now we have all the necessary tools and information to display or hide the content We can use ViewContainerRef s createEmbeddedView method to display and clear method to remove the content Important note To make sure the csdIf property is assigned already we need to use ngOnInit lifecycle hook import Directive Input OnInit TemplateRef ViewContainerRef from angular core Directive selector csdIf export class IfDirective implements OnInit Input csdIf boolean false constructor private templateRef TemplateRef lt unknown gt private vcr ViewContainerRef ngOnInit void if this csdIf this vcr createEmbeddedView this templateRef else this vcr clear With this implementation the following example already works as expected lt h csdIf true gt My visible conditional header lt h gt lt h csdIf false gt My hidden conditional header lt h gt There is still a problem with this implementation Let s try to use the following example lt input id showInput type checkbox ngModel showInput gt lt label for showInput gt Show conditional header lt label gt lt h csdIf showInput gt My conditional header lt h gt The My conditional header is displayed correctly when the page renders but as soon as we uncheck the showInput our header doesn t disappear as we would expect This is because we only check the csdIf input value inside of ngOnInit but we do not react to the input s changes To resolve this we can either use ngOnChanges lifecycle hook or modify the csdIf to be a setter rather than just a property I will show you the later solution but implementing it using ngOnChanges should be very similar As a first step let s modify the csdIf to be a setter and store its value in a private property show Directive selector csdIf export class IfDirective implements OnInit private show false Input set csdIf show boolean this show show constructor ngOnInit void if this show this vcr createEmbeddedView this templateRef else this vcr clear Secondly when the new csdIf value is set we need to perform the same logic as we do in ngOnInit We need to make sure though that we don t render the template twice so we can clear the view first in all cases Directive selector csdIf export class IfDirective implements OnInit private show false Input set csdIf show boolean this show show this vcr clear if this show this vcr createEmbeddedView this templateRef constructor ngOnInit void this vcr clear if this show this vcr createEmbeddedView this templateRef As a final step let s refactor to remove the code duplication by extracting the common logic into a method Directive selector csdIf export class IfDirective implements OnInit private show false Input set csdIf show boolean this show show this displayTemplate constructor ngOnInit void this displayTemplate private displayTemplate this vcr clear if this show this vcr createEmbeddedView this templateRef Now our second example works as expected lt input id showInput type checkbox ngModel showInput gt lt label for showInput gt Show conditional header lt label gt lt h csdIf showInput gt My conditional header lt h gt Handling additional parameters else templateThe CsdIf directive shows and hides the content based on the boolean input correctly But the original NgIf directive allows for specifying an alternative template via the else property as well How do we achieve this behavior in our custom directive This is where understanding the syntactic sugar that stands behind the structural directives is crucial The following NgIf syntax lt h ngIf show else alternativeTemplate gt My conditional header lt h gt lt ng template alternativeTemplate gt lt h gt My alternative header lt h gt lt ng template gt is actually equivalent to the following syntax lt ng template ngIf show ngIfElse alternativeTemplate gt lt h gt My conditional header lt h gt lt ng template gt lt ng template alternativeTemplate gt lt h gt My alternative header lt h gt lt ng template gt This means that the else property is actually becoming ngIfElse input parameter In general we can construct the property name by concatenating the attribute following and the capitalized property name eg ngIf Else ngIfElse In case of our custom directive it will become csdIf Else csdIfElse lt h csdIf show else alternativeTemplate gt My conditional header lt h gt lt ng template alternativeTemplate gt lt h gt My alternative header lt h gt lt ng template gt is equivalent to lt ng template csdIf show csdIfElse alternativeTemplate gt lt h gt My conditional header lt h gt lt ng template gt lt ng template alternativeTemplate gt lt h gt My alternative header lt h gt lt ng template gt By analyzing the unwrapped syntax we can notice the the reference to an alternative template is passed via the csdIfElse property Let s add and handle that property in the custom directive implementation Directive selector csdIf export class IfDirective implements OnInit private show false Input set csdIf show boolean this show show this displayTemplate Input csdIfElse TemplateRef lt unknown gt constructor ngOnInit void this displayTemplate private displayTemplate this vcr clear if this show this vcr createEmbeddedView this templateRef else if this csdIfElse this vcr createEmbeddedView this csdIfElse This addition makes our directive much more useful and allows for displaying content for cases when the condition is true or false If something is not clear or you want to play with the example directive please visit the example on Stackblitz Real life exampleThe above example is very simple but it gives you tools to create your own custom directive when you need it If you want to have a look at some real life custom directive example that we ve found useful at This Dot Labs I suggest checking out our route config open source library You can read more about it in one of our articles Introducing this dot route configWhat s new in this dot route config v SummaryIn this article we ve learnt how to write a simple custom structural directive that handles additional inputs We ve covered the syntactic sugar that stands behind the structural directive and how it translates into directive s inputs In the second part I will show you how to add some additional functionalities to the custom structural directive and present ways to improve type checking experience for the custom directive s templates In case you have any questions you can always tweet or DM me at ktrz I m always happy to help This Dot Labs is a development consultancy focused on providing staff augmentation architectural guidance and consulting to companies We help implement and teach modern web best practices with technologies such as React Angular Vue Web Components GraphQL Node and more	2021-11-23 09:02:10
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