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AWS	AWS Compute Blog	Orchestrating AWS Glue crawlers using AWS Step Functions	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/orchestrating-aws-glue-crawlers-using-aws-step-functions/	Orchestrating AWS Glue crawlers using AWS Step FunctionsThis blog post is written by Justin Callison General Manager AWS Workflow Organizations generate terabytes of data every day in a variety of semistructured formats AWS Glue and Amazon Athena can give you a simpler and more cost effective way to analyze this data with no infrastructure to manage AWS Glue crawlers identify the schema of …	2022-06-27 13:53:45
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【Seaborn】手軽に美しい色々なグラフを描画する方法	https://qiita.com/kyooooonaka/items/8f0276430a25341a165f	seabo	2022-06-27 22:56:46
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	31歳未経験からモダン・フロントエンドエンジニアになった軌跡を全て書いていく	https://qiita.com/Yametaro/items/46aea37f10c7bec35df8	qiita	2022-06-27 22:19:34
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	AWS マネジメントコンソールにログインできないときにやること	https://qiita.com/kazuma_1_00/items/9d6e25a6c41357e30e54	認証	2022-06-27 22:06:05
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	10.1 Module units and purviews [module.unit] C++N4910:2022 (130) p247.cpp	https://qiita.com/kaizen_nagoya/items/27a8021efc84cfe90ee7	draft	2022-06-27 22:46:26
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	9.12.10 No unique address attribute [dcl.attr.nouniqueaddr] C++N4910:2022 (129) p246.cpp	https://qiita.com/kaizen_nagoya/items/0a28c0ae5b44c45e3725	address	2022-06-27 22:42:16
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	9.12.9 Noreturn attribute [dcl.attr.noreturn] C++N4910:2022 (128) p245a.cpp	https://qiita.com/kaizen_nagoya/items/5141eab9a1780a0af19d	attribute	2022-06-27 22:29:49
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	9.12.8 Nodiscard attribute [dcl.attr.nodiscard] C++N4910:2022 (127) p245.cpp	https://qiita.com/kaizen_nagoya/items/18b212d53cfe3da24d7c	attribute	2022-06-27 22:26:56
golang	Goタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Go言語の英語チュートリアル ペライチ Hello world　go version go1.18.3 windows	https://qiita.com/kanegae/items/e5bb4b42af4b553a7d1a	goversiongo	2022-06-27 22:33:30
Ruby	Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	`variant`メソッドを使ったが画像が表示されない現象に対処する! with Rails7, Active Storage	https://qiita.com/iloveomelette/items/137b0065434b34ebf105	rails	2022-06-27 22:45:28
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海外TECH	DEV Community	10+ JavaScript Chart Library📊you must use in 2022.	https://dev.to/theme_selection/10-javascript-chart-library-you-must-use-k20	JavaScript Chart Libraryyou must use in As a developer you must have come across a requirement to show a chart on a web page It should be about showing the data on various types of charts like Line Graphs Bar Graphs Bubble Chart Area Chart Pie Charts Venn Diagrams and many more Rendering the chart with data all by yourself will surely make your devlopement process longer Hence there are lots of JavaScript chart libraries available which creates beautiful easy to understand and many diffrent types of interactive charts We have collected some best open source and premium JavaScript Chart libraries that you can use in your project for the visual data representation Before directly Jumping to the Libraries first let s understand what is JavaScript Chart and why you should use it in your web apps Data Data Everywhere Image source FreepikIn any business data plays a very crucial role in representing the business s overall performance Data like how a sales of particular Product item is growing or the production of it every year Hence we usually have to display charts in business or any web apps to understand such type of data perfectly For making important business decisions graphs and charts are very helpful of getting the overview instead of using Raw Data tables Besides we all know how the human brain understands visual data more than anything else This is the main reason why the demand for using JavaScript Chart libraries is increasing a lot among front end developers Javascript Chart LibraryJavaScript is one of the most used programming languages in the world It s used by developers to create interactive user interfaces and to build web applications that work well across all web browsers The JavaScript Chart Libraries are the collection of pre written codes which can be used to create diffrent types of interactive charts in your web apps All you need is just to put the data as per the chart Furthermore using JavaScript chart Libraries will lead to a faster development process with fewer errors Benfits of using Javascript Chart Libraries easy to set up Easy to Learn Rich interfaces Seamless User Experience Pre built visualization formats and many moreNow let s dive into the collection of the Best JavaScript Chart Libraries you must use…By No means we claim this is the complete list of JavaScript chart library there can be some other as well Suggest us if you have any other recommendations in the comment so that we can add it in the list Gif Source Giphy com D Js Free D is an open source JavaScript library with a BSD License It has lots of impressive charts graphs and other methods for data visualization Furthermore this open source library gives you almost everything required to visually represent your data It also supports cross browser compatibility and covers all the major browsers Moreover you will get comprehensive documentation and examples which can help you easily understand the library You will get various charts like Bar Circle Pie Donuts Line and many more License BSD LicenseGithub k stars k forks Chart Js Free Chart js is an open source JavaScript library that comes with eight different types of charts It s a very small JavaScript Chart Library which is only kb in size Moreover the library comes with Radar inline charts pie charts bar charts scatter plots area charts bubble charts and mixed charts Chart js uses the canvas element for rendering and it is sensitive to window resizing to preserve scale granularity Also the Library comes with the latest advanced animation option to give transitions of every property in every element You can also access the sample for each and every chart type with helpful documentation for each chart type These libraries always give the best data visualization In Sneat Bootstrap HTML Admin Template we can see how perfectly the graphs and pie charts are used in the product Moreover it is one of the most comprehensive and powerful Bootstrap Admin Templates Features Responsive charts All charts can be animated Plugins to increase the functionality IE is supported and many more…License MIT LicensedGithub k stars k forks on Github Recharts Free Recharts is an open source Javascript library based on React It s lightweight and renders SVG components to produce stunning as well as interactive charts Rechart is very simple to use and it comes with very valuable documentation to understand the library Moreover It has pre built general chart options like legend tooltips which function well with static charts In addition you get charts like Line Bar Pie and Area charts which are very for any kind of data representation Features Create charts with Reusable React components Constructed on top of SVG elements Light dependent on D sub modules Easy to customize charts and many more…In addition it gives the best and responsive charts for web apps and dashboards In Materio MUI React Next Js Admin Template we can see how perfectly the graphs and pie charts are used in the product It is one of the the best developer friendly and highly customizable React Admin Templates License Open SourceGitHub k stars k forks Plotly Free Plotly is an open source JavaScript chart library that is mostly used among developers It is a very rich library that comes with outstanding documentation and a tutorial for each chart type Furthermore The charts and graph types come with a professional look and feel You can easily create a chart by just inserting your information and customizing the layout axes notes and legend Features chart types SVG maps D charts Statistical graphs Built on top of D js and stack glLicense MIT licenseGithub k Stars k forks Chartist Js Free Chartist is an SVG based modern library with its SVG animations in the charts It s an open source JavaScript library with a strong technological base Moreover the implementation of your project is also very simple Furthermore you can build impressive charts in minutes that can interact easily with any backend Chartist is also very easy to configure and customize with Sass You can easily get the source file from GitHub from fork Furthermore it has vast documentation including the instruction on installing the library Features Impressive Animation Charts are drawn using SVG Old browser support Informative API documentation Line Bar and Pie available and many more…License Open SourceGithub k stars k forks ApexCharts Js Free ApexCharts is a modern open source Javascript chart Library that is very useful for developers Besides it creates very stunning and interactive visualizations for their web pages This library also comes under the MIT Licensed and it is free to use for commercial purposes Furthermore it has smooth and interactive animations while changing datasets and loading dynamic data In addition it has more than color palettes to select a predefined color theme This open source chart library comes with well guided documentation to get you started quickly Apexchart is very popular among the developers as it has more than million monthly downloads and it does not require any registration for download Features Several Chart types Fully Responsive Highly Interactive Chart types Samples included and many more…License MIT LicensedGithub kstars forks Billboard Js Free Billboard is a simple Re usable and easy to use open source Javascript chart library based on D v It supports chart types and comes with more than examples under the demo section Moreover there are API docs for each comprehensive feature and example which can help you to get started quickly In addition you can draw as many graphs as the code required to make a chart is in the object layer of the chart library Hence this helps you to easily insert the data easily Such unique features make this chart library very useful for data visualization of small to large size data Features Simple and Easy chart generation ESM ES Module with ES syntax Rich options D v CompatibleLicense MIT LicensedGithub k starts forks Dygraphs Free If you are looking for an open source chart library that can handle large data with ease then look no further than Dygraphs It is one of the fastest chart rendering libraries DyGraphs is flexible and a highly customizable JavaScript chart library that works on all major browsers This JavaScript chart library has a default zoom pan and mouse over options to use in charts which works on mobile tablet devices to create more interactive charts In addition Dygraphs has both Line and Multi line chart availability in it This open source chart library comes with a very active community Features Synchronization of many charts Customizable annotations Simple to get started Zoom in out capable Fast Data point feedback and off chart data display and many more…License MIT LicenseGitHub k stars forks Vis Js Free Visjs is one of the best open source JavaScript chart libraries which comes with eye catchy visualizations in both d and d formats It s a dynamic chart library that is designed to be easy to use and handle large amounts of dynamic data In addition Using Visjs you get many useful types of charts like Bar Line Multiline Bubble Area and many more The library consists of many useful components like DataSet Timeline Network Graphd and Graphd In addition you can easily access the examples of each component and rich documentation to get you started quickly Features D interaction Wealthy Documentation Tooltips Chart playgrounds with a variety of characteristics Create many charts and many more…License MIT Licensed Apache Github stars forks Google Charts Free Google Charts is a free Javascript Chart library that has been for a long time and is widely used among developers It comes with an EMI modern design and preset color scheme for the immediate visual realizationAll chart types are populated with data using the DataTable class which makes it easy to switch between chart types as you can experiment to find the perfect appearance Furthermore It has much useful documentation and is pre sampled to easily get you started Google charts provide you with lots of different types of charts like Bar Line Pie Donut Annotation Area Bubble and many more Features Tooltips Extensive user documentation Annotations Visual chart gauges Enlarge Charts and many more…License Apache Licensed Highcharts Free And Premium Hightcharts is a JavaScript charting library that is used by many companies It is based on SVG technology and doesn t require any plugins Moreover its integration is also very simple with all the other major web frameworks In addition HighChart is compatible with old browsers so you can choose it if you don t want to present data using advanced charting styles It allows configuring your theme separately from the data Hence you can have a common theme for your brand to apply across all the charts HighCharts is used by many famous companies like IBM Facebook MasterCard and StackOverflow It s the most advanced library which has all the types of charts available Features Fully written in JavaScript Manage Big Data easily Works with React Angular Meteor NET iOS and more frameworks Files Exported PNG JPG PDF and SVG Thorough documentation API reference community showcase and many more…License Free Non Commercial Use Paid Commercial Use Web License SaaS License SaaS License CanvasJS Charts Premium CanvasJS is one of the best responsive HTML Javascript chart libraries It gives very high performance with a simple API It has more than different well documented chart types like line column bar area spline pie doughnut stacked charts and many more Moreover you can also integrate it with popular frameworks like Angular React and jQuery and server side technologies PHP Ruby Python ASP Net Node JS Java In addition for data visualization this javascript chart library is been used by many top companies like Apple BMW Sony Intel Hp Autodesk and many more Features Simple JavaScript API x Performance Chart Types Well Documented Supports Chrome Firefox Safari IE Support Directly From Developers and many moreLicenseChart Licenses Single Developer License Team License Unlimited Developer License Stock Chart Licenses Single Developer License Team License Unlimited Developer License AmCharts Premium Amcharts is a premium Javascript library that comes with a large variety of chart options to allow users to customize their data visualization It comes with very handy documentation for each and every chart type to kick start your project Moreover There are Lots of maps and charts available which you can use on your project as per your need and requirements Besides you also get access to their demos in which you can see all the types of charts It also comes with a free version in which a small charts logo will be displayed in the corner of your charts Features Fast data processing Easy to understand package Geo maps Faster dashboards Powerful theme engine and many more…License Single website license to Single App or Sass website license to OEM license to Extended OEM license to FusionCharts Premium FusionChart is the complete premium JavaScript Library with more than chart options and ready to use maps According to them they have the best looking charts in the industry These charts are highly customization with a beautiful interaction It is compatible with all the major devices like PCs Macs iPhone and Android tablets In addition you can easily access their support in the form of a knowledge base and a community forum Features D D Chart options Maps covering every continent ASP NET PHP and Ruby on Rails server side APIs PNG JPG or PDF files can be exported Comprehensive user s handbook and API reference and many more…License Basic Pro Enterprise Wrap Up So here was the list of the best JavaScript chart libraries As a JavaScript developer this list will surely help you out if you are looking to implement charts on your project Hence choosing the right chart library becomes very important I would suggest using those libraries which best fit your needs and requirements Above mentioned all the Chart libraries have good cross browser compatibility JavaScript chart Libraries like FusionCharts ApexCharts js and Highcharts can be a perfect fit and can be suitable for any kind of project You can also stick to open source Libraries like Google Charts and Chart js as they are extremely simple to use and can be considered used for common cases In the end the need and the type of data will vary from project to project Hence while selecting the best JS chart solution I would recommend testing your data with the above libraries so that you can find your perfect fit Share it with your friends and colleague and let me know in the comment section if you have any Javascript chart library recommendations Happy Coding Cheers About usWe at ThemeSelection provide selected high quality modern design professional and easy to use premium and free VueJS Admin Templates Laravel Admin Templates amp Free UI Kits	2022-06-27 13:40:53
海外TECH	DEV Community	Fastest ever Laravel deployments via GitHub? You decide.	https://dev.to/ionos/fastest-ever-laravel-deployments-via-github-you-decide-27f7	Fastest ever Laravel deployments via GitHub You decide Laravel is a much loved free PHP framework for developing web applications Using expressive and elegant syntax Laravel makes developers lives easier by streamlining common tasks Now the best way to round off a satisfying coding session without killing your creative spark is a ridiculously fast and simple deployment experience for testing and production Sound like something you could get on board with Then this tutorial is for you If you prefer video content you can find a video tutorial below What you need to get startedAn existing Laravel app in a GitHub repository If you just want to see how everything works first before using your own projects you can clone our starter repo or create an example app from the command line A Deploy Now account with a PHP Project More on this soon Side note It makes sense to check and test commits to your app on a local machine first before pushing it to the repo For this Laravel recommends Sail a light weight CLI to start Laravel apps and side containers database mail server etc within a local docker installation Deploy Now and GitHub Actions a match made in heavenDeploy Now is a build tool created by developers for developers bringing together modern Git workflows and IONOS infrastructure Combined with the power of GitHub Actions you can now implement projects faster than ever and save yourself the trouble of integrating and automating workflows yourself or sifting through Stack Overflow tutorials GitHub Actions automates customises and executes software deployment workflows right in the repository making it the perfect link between the worlds of hosting and software development Deploy Now s setup assistant makes it possible to launch new projects in seconds literally Upfront scans of GitHub repositories collect data to intelligently produce out of the box configurations with tons of pre filled data The steps to a next level deployment experienceSign up for Deploy Now and link it with your GitHub account Deploy Now will need access to the GitHub repository that you want to deploy from Review build steps Deploy Now should automatically detect Laravel in your chosen repository Step and propose suitable build steps most likely Composer and Node js You can review and customise these steps to your liking You can also review or customise the GitHub Actions workflow later on For this open the deploy now yaml file in github workflows Select a PHP version and template your config file Deploy Now provides you with a set of environment variables for the MariaDB server that you can reference in your config file To access the database in your Laravel App add this block to your config file DB HOST runtime db host DB DATABASE runtime db name DB USERNAME runtime db user DB PASSWORD runtime db password There s also the option of storing private environment variables in GitHub secrets and reference them directly in your config file via secrets variable name During the deployment process Deploy Now then swaps the placeholders with the actual values stored in GitHub secrets Define file persistence and repeating runtime commands you wouldn t want to overwrite all your server files on every deployment To do that you can define paths as excludes so that they don t get replaced Remote commands are executed before or after the new deployment Finally check all the settings you have made and click on create project You ll be redirected to the project detail page while your app is being built and deployed in the background Navigate to the GitHub Actions build logs to monitor its progress There you have it After the deployment your Laravel App should be running smoothly waiting for your next git push Deploy Now hosts your apps on green Apache web servers with up to date PHP versions and a DDoS shield What about schedulers queues and cron jobs Once setup is done all deployment and runtime settings will be stored in the deploy now folder of your repo Configuration files exist as templates The config yaml contains excludes and remote commands but also allows you to define cron jobs You can simply add blocks using standard Linux cron job syntax under cron jobs E g run a job every day at am lt command to execute gt If you re using the Laravel Scheduler your Laravel app already lists all commands to be executed on a regular schedule In this case you just add the following cron entry path to your project amp amp php artisan schedule run gt gt dev null gt amp schedule The Deploy Now platform is not designed for continuously running background processes To use Laravel Queues we recommend running your queue with Artisan call queue restart and Artisan call queue work daemon repeatedly in a cron entry Which interfaces will I work with going forward GitHub managing your code customising the workflow optional and checking build logsDeployment viewer checking the files on your runtime including server logsphpMyAdmin managing your databaseYou can access all of these directly from the Deploy Now dashboard Handy We hope you discovered a much quicker and more satisfying way of deploying Laravel apps with this tutorial especially if you re in it for the love of code not repeating mundane tasks See you soon	2022-06-27 13:19:58
海外TECH	DEV Community	Twitter Clone Part 1: Connecting Users to Stream Feeds and Creating a Tweet	https://dev.to/dillionmegida/twitter-clone-part-1-connecting-users-to-stream-feeds-and-creating-a-tweet-13c2	Twitter Clone Part Connecting Users to Stream Feeds and Creating a TweetIn this article the first part of the Build a Twitter Clone series you will be creating a Twitter clone which connects and authenticates a selected user with your Stream app For this tutorial you will make the layout and add support for creating tweets in the clone using Stream activity feeds Let us get started Developer SetupTo start building the clone you need to install dependencies from the npm library To install dependencies you need to have Node installed on your system Alternatively you can use yarn but I will be using npm in this article I used node version for this tutorial so I recommend you use the same to code along Setting Up your Stream DashboardA Stream Feeds App handles all the backend services for managing feeds such as creating activities adding reactions to activities following and unfollowing activities etc Create A Feeds App on Your Stream DashboardTo create a feeds app on Stream you need a Stream account If you do not have one head over to the register page for a free trial account or register for a Maker Account for free indefinite access to Stream To create a Stream app for feeds Go to your Stream dashboard after logging inSelect Create AppEnter a name for the app for this tutorial I will use streamer the fancy name for the clone Set your Server LocationsSet the Environment to DevelopmentAnd finally select Create App After creating the app select Activity Feeds from the sidebar Here is the overview of the Feeds dashboard You have the App ID API Key and API Secret You will need these values later when you want to connect to Stream from your client app Create Feed GroupsCurrently there are no feed groups in your app A feed group is used for grouping similar activities together For example in this tutorial you will have a timeline feed group for activities made by users that a user follows user feed group for activities made by a user notification feed group for notification activities originating from follow or reaction actionsFor the timeline and user group use a flat feed type and a notification group with a notification feed type With Stream set up you can now create the client application Create Your Twitter Clone ApplicationWe will use create react app CRA to create the React application On your terminal run npx create react app streamercd streamerThis command will create a starter React project Now you need to install the required dependencies These dependencies are broken into two categories Stream s dependenciesgetstream official JavaScript client for Stream Feedsreact activity feed built on the getstream library for providing React components to integrate activity feeds into your application Other dependenciesreact router dom for adding routes for different pages in the application You will use it to add pages for the starter login page home page profile page and notifications pageclassnames utility library for dynamically combining classesdate fns for formatting dates in a readable mannerstyled components for CSS in JS stylesnanoid for generating unique IDs You will use this to generate IDs for tweetsInstall the dependencies by running npm install getstream react activity feed react router dom classnames date fns styled components nanoidIf you come across a dependency resolution error for react and react activity feed similar to this You can add the force flag to the npm install command This will ignore the resolution error The error above occurs because CRA installs the latest versions of react and react dom which is version released recently but Stream s dependencies haven t been updated to support React v yet In this project we won t be using specific React v features Folder Structure of the ApplicationTo keep your code organized and so you can follow this tutorial correctly you should use the following folder structure for this application After starting the project with CRA you should get this ├ーREADME md├ーpackage lock json├ーpackage json├ーnode modules├ーpublic ├ーfavicon ico ├ーindex html ├ーlogo png ├ーlogo png ├ーmanifest json └ーrobots txt└ーsrc├ーApp css├ーApp js├ーApp test js├ーindex css├ーindex js├ーlogo svg├ーreportWebVitals js└ーsetupTests jsYou will need new folders to improve the structure Create the following folders src components where the components the building blocks in your application will be createdsrc pages where the page components profile notifications etc will be createdsrc hooks where the custom hooks you create in this tutorial will livesrc utils where the utilities will liveWith these folders created you should have the following structure ├ーREADME md├ーpackage lock json├ーpackage json├ーpublic ├ーfavicon ico ├ーindex html ├ーlogo png ├ーlogo png ├ーmanifest json └ーrobots txt└ーsrc├ーApp css├ーApp js├ーApp test js├ーcomponents ├ーhooks ├ーindex css├ーindex js├ーlogo svg├ーreportWebVitals js├ーsetupTests js├ーutils └ーpages Create Starter Page for Selecting UsersThe starter page for this application shows different demo users that a user can select from to use Streamer Ideally there should be a login form that sends requests to a backend server which authenticates the user s credentials with the database For demonstration purposes we will stick with demo users Add Demo UsersCreate a new file called src users js and paste the following code const users id iamdillion name Dillion image bio Just here doing my thing Developer advocate at getstream io token ENTER TOKEN FOR iamdillion id getstream io name Stream image v bio Deploy activity feeds and chat at scale with Stream an API driven platform powering over a billion end users Get started at token ENTER TOKEN FOR getstream io id jake name Jake image bio Just Jake nothing much token ENTER TOKEN FOR jake id joe name Joe image bio How are you token ENTER TOKEN FOR joe id mike name Mike image bio I am mike here I do things on react and javascript token ENTER TOKEN FOR mike export default usersThis is an array of users Each user object has an id which is a required property to connect the user to Stream feeds This id will also be used as the Streamer username of each user Each object also has a name image and bio property In a live application the token should also be generated from the backend server using the API Key and Secret Key of your Stream app but for tutorial purposes you can manually generate tokens on generator getstream io using the user s id and your application s API Key and Secret Key When you generate a token for a user replace it in the users js file Stream uses User Tokens to authenticate users to confirm that users have access to your Stream application Create a Storage UtilityNext create a storage utility in src utils storage js This utility handles storing and retrieving data from local storage Add the following code to this file export const saveToStorage key value gt window localStorage setItem key value export const getFromStorage key gt window localStorage getItem key You will use this utility to save the selected user id from the start page This way the user will not have to choose a user on every refresh Add Global Default StylesYou need to add global default styles for buttons links and other elements Replace the content of src index css with the following root theme color f faded theme color fc box sizing border box body margin background color black font family apple system BlinkMacSystemFont Segoe UI Roboto Oxygen Ubuntu Cantarell Fira Sans Droid Sans Helvetica Neue sans serif webkit font smoothing antialiased moz osx font smoothing grayscale code font family source code pro Menlo Monaco Consolas Courier New monospace button border none background none cursor pointer text align left button disabled cursor not allowed h h h h h h p margin input textarea font family inherit span display block a text decoration none The theme color variable will be used in many parts of the application Create the StartPage ComponentCreate a new file src views StartPage jsfor the start page and paste the following Start from the imports and styles import styled from styled components import users from users import saveToStorage from utils storage const Main styled main background color black display flex align items center justify content center width height vh flex direction column h text align center color white font size px margin bottom px users display flex align items center justify content space between width px margin auto amp user display flex flex direction column img width px height px border radius margin bottom px name margin px auto color white text align center And next the component export default function Startpage const onClickUser id gt saveToStorage user id window location href home return lt Main gt lt h gt Select a user lt h gt lt div className users gt users map u gt lt button onClick gt onClickUser u id className users user key u id gt lt img src u image alt gt lt span className name gt u name lt span gt lt button gt lt div gt lt Main gt In the StartPage component you loop through the users on the page and on clicking a user you save the user s id to local storage and navigate to the home path Note For some of the colors in this application I randomly selected a close color code but for some notable colors like a black background pink highlights etc I used the Eye Dropper Chrome extension to pick the color from the Twitter page Next you have to configure React Router to show the start page on the index path Configure Route for the StartPage ComponentReplace the content of src App js with the following import BrowserRouter as Router Route Routes from react router dom import StartPage from pages StartPage export default function App return lt Router gt lt Routes gt lt Route path element lt StartPage gt gt lt Routes gt lt Router gt Start the development server by running the npm run start command on your terminal On http localhost you will get the users on the screen When you click on a user on this page the browser navigates to home which should show the home page of the logged in user Create the User HomepageIn this section you will create a homepage for the user Here is what the result of this section will look like Add Icon ComponentsA lot of icons are used throughout this project I got the icons from remixicon and made them reusable React components You can find all the icons in this archived file in the repo Create a new folder src components Icons and save all the icons from the archive there All icons have a size and color property that you can use to customize the icon s look Some icons also have the fill property which specifies if the icon should be in stroke form or fill form Connect a User to Stream Feeds in App jsThe next step is to connect the selected user from the start page to the Feeds App on your Stream dashboard To connect a user to Stream you first need to create an instance of your Stream app in your React application To do this you use the StreamClient constructor from the getstream library After creating the instance then you can connect the user to Stream And with the StreamApp component from the React SDK you can provide feed methods and data to other components In your App js file add the following imports to the existing imports import useEffect useState from react import StreamClient from getstream import StreamApp from react activity feed import users from users import getFromStorage from utils storage Using getFromStorage you will get the user s id and find that user in the users array If such a user exists then you connect them to Stream This approach is our own method of authentication for development To connect to your feeds application you need your App ID and API Key You can get these from your dashboard as shown in the screenshot below Assign these values to variables in App js like this const APP ID const API KEY mxgckmvpec Before the return statement in the App component add these lines of code function App const userId getFromStorage user const user users find u gt u id userId users const client setClient useState null useEffect gt async function init const client new StreamClient API KEY user token APP ID await client user user id getOrCreate user token setClient client init if client return lt gt lt gt return First you get the user s id Next you find the user from the users array If the user does not exist you set the user variable as the first user in the array You also keep track of the client state you will use in a second When the component mounts you connect the user to Stream The component must mount first because connecting a user to Stream creates a WebSocket connection on the browser The useEffect hook with an empty dependency array runs when the component mounts In the useEffect hook you create the app instance using your API KEY the user s token and your APP ID Using the instance you can define a user by their id and add the user to the Stream database if they do not exist already using the getOrCreate method As the name implies this method retrieves the user s info from the database and if the user does not exist it adds the user to the database You can find the user feeds in your dashboard explorer After connecting the user you update the client state Now you can use the client object In the App component wrap the elements with the StreamApp component like this function App return lt StreamApp token user token appId APP ID apiKey API KEY gt lt Router gt lt Routes gt lt Route path element lt StartPage gt gt lt Routes gt lt Router gt lt StreamApp gt The StreamApp component provides feed methods and context data to the children components to trigger feed functionalities With the code so far when you click on a user from the start page the browser navigates to the home route and the selected user is connected to Stream Now you will create a layout for the home page Create Common Shareable ComponentsThis project has some common components that you will reuse in many other components Creating these components separately makes the code more manageable Create a Loading Indicator ComponentBefore creating the layouts you need to create a loading indicator component that you will use in other components Create a new file src components LoadingIndicator In that file paste the following import styled from styled components const Container styled div width height display flex justify content center padding top px background color black circle border px solid border radius position relative width px height px amp after content position absolute left top width height border top px solid var theme color border radius animation spin ms infinite linear keyframes spin from transform rotate deg to transform rotate deg export default function LoadingIndicator return lt Container gt lt div className circle gt lt div gt lt Container gt This creates an infinite rotating circle Create a Modal ComponentThe Modal component serves as a modal dialog for different elements such as the tweet form comment form etc Create a new file src components Modal js and paste the imports and styles import classNames from classnames import styled from styled components import Close from Icons Close const Container styled div position fixed z index width height vh display flex justify content center padding px left top modal z index position relative background color black border radius px close btn position relative left px const Backdrop styled div position absolute width height left top background color rgba Next the component export default function Modal className children onClickOutside return lt Container gt lt Backdrop onClick gt onClickOutside gt lt div className classNames modal className gt lt button onClick onClickOutside className close btn gt lt Close color white size gt lt button gt children lt div gt lt Container gt On clicking the Backdrop styled component or the close button the onClickOutside function is called which is expected to hide the modal conditionally Create a ScrollToTop ComponentWhen you navigate to a new page in React using the Link component from react router dom the scroll position would usually retain its position This component you are about to build will help resolve that by automatically scrolling to the top of the page on every route change Create a new file src components ScrollToTop js with the following code import useEffect from react import useLocation from react router const ScrollToTop props gt const location useLocation useEffect gt window scrollTo location return lt gt props children lt gt export default ScrollToTopWhen the location object changes the useEffect hook triggers the scroll to top expression Next you will add this component in App js other importsimport ScrollToTop from components ScrollToTop export default function App return lt StreamApp token user token appId APP ID apiKey API KEY gt lt Router gt lt ScrollToTop gt routes lt Router gt lt StreamApp gt Create FollowBtn ComponentThe follow button is used for following and unfollowing users Create a new file src components FollowBtn Add the imports and the styles import classNames from classnames import styled from styled components import useState from react Next the UI of the button export default function FollowBtn userId const following setFollowing useState false return lt Container gt lt button className classNames following following not following onClick gt setFollowing following gt following lt div className follow text gt lt span className follow text following gt Following lt span gt lt span className follow text unfollow gt Unfollow lt span gt lt div gt Follow lt button gt lt Container gt This component is not fully functional as that is not the scope of this part Part adds more to the code For now the component receives the userId prop which it doesn t use yet and toggles the following state when clicked Create a TweetForm componentThe TweetForm component is a shareable form component with the tweet input and a submit button Create a new file src components Tweet TweetForm js Import some libraries import classNames from classnames import useEffect useRef useState from react import useStreamContext from react activity feed import styled from styled components import Calendar from Icons Calendar import Emoji from Icons Emoji import Gif from Icons Gif import Image from Icons Image import Location from Icons Location import Poll from Icons Poll import ProgressRing from Icons ProgressRing The ProgressRing component indicates the text length and shows when the text exceeds the maximum available length Next the styles const Container styled div width reply to font size px color display flex margin left px margin bottom px amp name margin left px color var theme color const Form styled form width display flex align items inline gt inline center initial user width px height px border radius overflow hidden margin right px img width height object fit cover input section width display flex flex flex direction inline gt inline row column align items inline gt inline center initial height inline minHeight gt inline px minHeight textarea padding top px background none border none padding bottom font size px width flex resize none outline none color white actions margin top inline gt inline auto display flex height px align items center button amp disabled opacity right margin left auto display flex align items center tweet length position relative svg position relative top px amp text position absolute color font size px top bottom left right margin auto height max content width max content amp red color red divider height px width px border none background color margin px submit btn background color var theme color padding px px color white border radius px margin left auto font weight bold font size px amp disabled opacity The action buttons though non functional const actions id image Icon Image alt Image id gif Icon Gif alt GIF id poll Icon Poll alt Poll id emoji Icon Emoji alt Emoji id schedule Icon Calendar alt Schedule id location Icon Location alt Location And for the component paste this export default function TweetForm submitText Tweet onSubmit className placeholder collapsedOnMount false minHeight shouldFocus false replyingTo null const inputRef useRef null const client useStreamContext const expanded setExpanded useState collapsedOnMount const text setText useState useEffect gt if shouldFocus amp amp inputRef current inputRef current focus const user client currentUser data const MAX CHARS const percentage text length gt MAX CHARS text length MAX CHARS const submit async e gt e preventDefault if exceededMax return alert Tweet cannot exceed MAX CHARS characters await onSubmit text setText const onClick gt setExpanded true const isInputEmpty Boolean text const charsLeft MAX CHARS text length const maxAlmostReached charsLeft lt const exceededMax charsLeft lt const isReplying Boolean replyingTo The component receives eight props submitText The text on the submit button which by default is Tweet onSubmit The function called when the submit button is called This function will be called with the text argument from the inputclassName For custom class names passed to this componentplaceholder Placeholder for the inputcollapsedOnMount A boolean to specify if the form is collapsed on mount minHeight For the minimum height of the formshouldFocus A boolean to specify if the input should be focused on mountreplyingTo If the form is a reply to a user then the user s id will be passed here The percentage variable calculates how many characters the user has typed This value works with the ProgressRing component to indicate how much has been typed and how many characters are left based on the maximum amount When the form is submitted and the input exceeds the maximum length it throws an alert warning Next the UI of the form export default function TweetForm return lt Container gt isReplying amp amp expanded amp amp lt span className reply to gt Replying to lt span className reply to name gt replyingTo lt span gt lt span gt lt Form minHeight minHeight px inline expanded className className onSubmit submit gt lt div className user gt lt img src user image alt gt lt div gt lt div className input section gt lt textarea ref inputRef onChange e gt setText e target value placeholder placeholder value text onClick onClick gt lt div className actions gt expanded amp amp actions map action gt return lt button type button disabled action id location amp amp disabled key action id gt lt action Icon size color var theme color gt lt button gt lt div className right gt isInputEmpty amp amp lt div className tweet length gt lt ProgressRing stroke color exceededMax red maxAlmostReached ffd var theme color radius maxAlmostReached progress percentage gt maxAlmostReached amp amp lt span className classNames tweet length text exceededMax amp amp red gt charsLeft lt span gt lt div gt isInputEmpty amp amp lt hr className divider gt lt button type submit className submit btn disabled isInputEmpty gt submitText lt button gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt Form gt lt Container gt Create the Left SectionThe left section shows the different navigation links the Tweet button and the user icon at the bottom Create a new file called src components LeftSide js Add the following imports import classNames from classnames import useEffect useState from react import useStreamContext from react activity feed import Link useLocation from react router dom import styled from styled components import LoadingIndicator from LoadingIndicator import Bell from Icons Bell import Group from Icons Group import Home from Icons Home import Hashtag from Icons Hashtag import Mail from Icons Mail import Bookmark from Icons Bookmark import User from Icons User import More from Icons More import Twitter from Icons Twitter useStreamContext is an exported custom hook from the react activity feed library which exposes context data from the StreamApp component you added in App js From this hook you can get the logged in user details You will use the useLocation hook to get information about the URL path which can be useful for getting the active link Next the styles const Container styled div display flex flex direction column padding px height header padding px buttons margin top px max width px a button display block margin bottom px color white padding px px display flex align items center border radius px font size px padding right px text decoration none icon size px btn icon margin right px height var icon size width var icon size position relative notifications count position absolute font size px min width px background color var theme color top px padding px px border radius px left right margin auto width max content amp active font weight bold img size px amp hover background color amp btn home position relative amp new tweets after content position absolute width px height px left px top px border radius background color var theme color amp btn more svg border px solid fff border radius display flex align items center justify content center tweet btn background color var theme color margin top px border radius px color white text align center padding px font size px profile section margin top auto margin bottom px padding px display flex text align left align items center justify content space between border radius px amp hover background color details display flex align items center amp img margin right px width px border radius height px overflow hidden img width height amp text span display block amp name color white font size px font weight bold amp id font size px margin top px color aaa Add the following to the LeftSide js file export default function LeftSide onClickTweet const location useLocation const userData useStreamContext const newNotifications setNewNotifications useState if userData return lt Container gt lt LoadingIndicator gt lt Container gt const menus id home label Home Icon Home link home id explore label Explore Icon Hashtag id communities label Communities Icon Group id notifications label Notifications Icon Bell link notifications value newNotifications id messages label Messages Icon Mail id bookmarks label Bookmarks Icon Bookmark id profile label Profile Icon User link userData id The component receives an onClickTweet method prop which is called when the Tweet button is clicked First you get the user object from useStreamContext Also you keep track of the notifications state Note Part of this series focuses on implementing notifications You also show the LoadingIndicator component if the userData object is undefined And you have the menu list Now for the UI function App onClickTweet return lt Container gt lt Link to className header gt lt Twitter color white size gt lt Link gt lt div className buttons gt menus map m gt const isActiveLink location pathname m id m id profile amp amp location pathname userData id return lt Link to m link className classNames btn m id new tweets isActiveLink amp amp active key m id onClick m onClick gt lt div className btn icon gt newNotifications amp amp m id notifications lt span className notifications count gt newNotifications lt span gt null lt m Icon fill isActiveLink color white size gt lt div gt lt span gt m label lt span gt lt Link gt lt button className btn more gt lt div className btn icon gt lt More color white size gt lt div gt lt span gt More lt span gt lt button gt lt div gt lt button onClick onClickTweet className tweet btn gt Tweet lt button gt lt button className profile section gt lt div className details gt lt div className details img gt lt img src userData image alt gt lt div gt lt div className details text gt lt span className details text name gt userData name lt span gt lt span className details text id gt userData id lt span gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt More color white gt lt div gt lt button gt lt Container gt For the link you determine if it is active if the id of the item in the menu is the same as the pathname of the URL For the profile you check if the pathname of the URL is the same as the id of the logged in user With the left side done you can proceed to the right side of the layout The right side has a Follow button so first create a shareable follow button component Create the Right SectionThe right section shows the search input the Trends for you block and the Who to follow block Create a new file src components RightSide js Add the following imports import classNames from classnames import useState from react import useStreamContext from react activity feed import Link from react router dom import styled from styled components import users from users import FollowBtn from FollowBtn import More from Icons More import Search from Icons Search Next you have the trends demo data const trends title iPhone tweetsCount k category Technology title LinkedIn tweetsCount K category Business amp finance title John Cena tweetsCount category Sports title Microsoft tweetsCount category Business amp finance title DataSciencve tweetsCount k category Technology Now for the component export default function RightSide const searchText setSearchText useState const client useStreamContext const whoToFollow users filter u gt filter out currently logged in user return u id client userId You keep track of the searchText state and also have the whoToFollow array which is the users array with the currently logged in user filtered out For the UI paste the following export default function RightSide return lt Container gt lt div className search container gt lt form className search form gt lt div className search icon gt lt Search color rgba gt lt div gt lt input onChange e gt setSearchText e target value value searchText gt lt button className classNames Boolean searchText amp amp hide submit btn type button onClick gt setSearchText gt X lt button gt lt form gt lt div gt lt div className trends gt lt h gt Trends for you lt h gt lt div className trends list gt trends map trend i gt return lt div className trend key trend title i gt lt div className trend details gt lt div className trend details category gt trend category lt span className trend details category label gt Trending lt span gt lt div gt lt span className trend details title gt trend title lt span gt lt span className trend details tweets count gt trend tweetsCount Tweets lt span gt lt div gt lt button className more btn gt lt More color white gt lt button gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div className follows gt lt h gt Who to follow lt h gt lt div className follows list gt whoToFollow map user gt return lt div className user key user id gt lt Link to user id className user details gt lt div className user img gt lt img src user image alt gt lt div gt lt div className user info gt lt span className user name gt user name lt span gt lt span className user id gt user id lt span gt lt div gt lt Link gt lt FollowBtn userId user id gt lt div gt lt div gt lt span className show more text gt Show more lt span gt lt div gt lt Container gt The UI shows the search input and loops through the trends and whoToFollow array and displays them on the UI Create the Layout ComponentThe Layout component shows the create tweet modal so before the layout create this component Create a CreateTweetDialog ComponentCreate a new file src components Tweet CreateTweetDialog js Start with the import and styles import styled from styled components import Modal from Modal import TweetForm from TweetForm const Container styled div modal block margin top px padding px width px height max content z index tweet form margin top px The shareable TweetForm component will be used in this component Next the UI export default function CreateTweetDialog onClickOutside const onSubmit async text gt create tweet onClickOutside return lt Container gt lt Modal onClickOutside onClickOutside className modal block gt lt TweetForm onSubmit onSubmit shouldFocus true minHeight className tweet form placeholder What s happening gt lt Modal gt lt Container gt The create tweet function itself will be created in a few sections below this is just the layout Compose With the Layout ComponentWith the LeftSide RightSide and tweet modal components ready you can create the Layout component Create a new file src components Layout js Add the imports import useState from react import useStreamContext from react activity feed import styled from styled components import LeftSide from LeftSide import CreateTweetDialog from Tweet CreateTweetDialog import RightSide from RightSide import LoadingIndicator from LoadingIndicator The styles const Container styled div min height vh background black left px right px middle calc var left var right content max width px margin auto width display flex left side bar height vh width var left position sticky top main content position relative width var middle border left px solid border right px solid min height vh right side bar width var right The Container styled component has three style variables left of px right of px and middle which is calculated by subtracting the left and right from The left section uses the left variable and so for the right and the middle content For the component export default function Layout children const user useStreamContext const createDialogOpened setCreateDialogOpened useState false if user return lt LoadingIndicator gt return lt gt createDialogOpened amp amp lt CreateTweetDialog onClickOutside gt setCreateDialogOpened false gt lt Container gt lt div className content gt lt div className left side bar gt lt LeftSide onClickTweet gt setCreateDialogOpened true gt lt div gt lt main className main content gt user lt LoadingIndicator gt children lt main gt lt div className right side bar gt lt RightSide gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt Container gt lt gt The Layout component manages a createDialogOpened state which is updated to true when the Tweet button in the LeftSide component is clicked Create the HomeContent ComponentThis component will show the logged in user s timeline Their timeline shows the tweets of people they follow The HomeContent component houses the top header the tweet form below the header and the timeline feed Let us start from the header Create the Home Top Header componentCreate a new file src components Home MainHeader js with the following code import styled from styled components import Star from Icons Star const Header styled header display flex align items center padding px color white width font weight bold justify content space between backdrop filter blur px background color rgba h font size px export default function MainHeader return lt Header gt lt h gt Home lt h gt lt Star color white gt lt Header gt Create the CreateTweetTop componentThe CreateTweetTop component shows the tweet form below the header This component will also use the shareable TweetForm component Create a new file src components Home CreateTweetTop js with the following code import styled from styled components import TweetForm from Tweet TweetForm const Container styled div padding px export default function CreateTweetTop const onSubmit async text gt create tweet here return lt Container gt lt TweetForm placeholder What s happening onSubmit onSubmit gt lt Container gt The onSubmit method does nothing for you Later on in this article you will add the functionality to create a tweet For now let us focus on the layout For the remaining part of the HomeContent component you also need a tweet block that shows a tweet s information actor details and reactions Create the TweetBlock componentThe TweetBlock component is broken down into three elements TweetActorName the tweet s content and a CommentDialog modal component Create the TweetActorName componentThe TweetActorName is a shared component that shows the name and id of an actor It also shows the time hours difference or date that the tweet was made Create a new file called src components Tweet TweetActorName js Add the imports and styles import format from date fns import Link from react router dom import styled from styled components const TextBlock styled Link display flex amp hover user name text decoration underline user amp name color white font weight bold amp id margin left px color tweet date margin left px color position relative amp after content width px height px background color position absolute left px top bottom margin auto And the component export default function TweetActorName time name id const timeDiff Date now new Date time getTime convert ms to hours const hoursBetweenDates timeDiff const lessThanhrs hoursBetweenDates lt const lessThanhr hoursBetweenDates lt const timeText lessThanhr format timeDiff m m lessThanhrs format timeDiff H h format new Date time MMM d return lt TextBlock to id gt lt span className user name gt name lt span gt lt span className user id gt id lt span gt lt span className tweet date gt timeText lt span gt lt TextBlock gt The time is interpreted in three ways If it is less than one hour it shows as X m If it is less than twenty four hours it shows as X h And if it is none of these conditions it is displayed as Month Date Create a Tweet Link Generator UtilityTweet links usually exist in this format username status tweet id You will create a reusable function that generates a link like this Create a new file src utils links js with the following code export function generateTweetLink actorId tweetActivityId return actorId status tweetActivityId Create a Text Formatter Utility for LinksBecause texts can contain links hashtags and mentions you will create a utility for formatting such texts and replacing some of the texts with anchor tags Create a new file src utils string js And add the following function export function formatStringWithLink text linkClass noLink false regex to match links hashtags and mentions const regex https S S S gi const modifiedText text replace regex match gt let url label if match startsWith it is a hashtag url match label match else if match startsWith it is a mention url match replace label match else it is a link url match label url replace https const tag noLink span a return lt tag class noLink linkClass href url gt label lt tag gt return modifiedText This utility returns an HTML string that can be embedded into an element Create the CommentDialog ComponentThe CommentDialog modal popups up when the comment icon is clicked on a tweet block This dialog will be used to add a comment to a tweet Create a new file src components Tweet CommentDialog Let us start with the imports and styles import styled from styled components import formatStringWithLink from utils string import Modal from Modal import TweetActorName from TweetActorName import TweetForm from TweetForm const Container styled div modal block padding px width px height max content const BlockContent styled div tweet margin top px display flex position relative amp after content background color width px height calc px position absolute left px z index top px img width px height px border radius margin right px border radius overflow hidden img width height object fit cover details actor name font size px amp name color white font weight bold amp id color tweet text color white margin top px font size px replying info color display flex margin top px font size px amp actor margin left px color var theme color comment display flex margin top px img width px height px margin left px border radius margin right px border radius overflow hidden img width height object fit cover comment form flex height px This component uses the shareable TweetForm and TweetActorName components Next the component export default function CommentDialog activity onPostComment onClickOutside const object data tweet activity const tweetActor activity actor const onSubmit async text gt await onPostComment text onClickOutside This component receives three props activity The active activity that the comment should be added toonPostComment A function called with the text argument when the submit button from the TweetForm component is calledonClickOutside A function called when the backdrop of the modal is calledNow for the UI export default function CommentDialog return lt Container gt lt Modal onClickOutside onClickOutside className modal block gt lt BlockContent gt lt div className tweet gt lt div className img gt lt img src tweetActor data image alt gt lt div gt lt div className details gt lt TweetActorName time activity time name tweetActor data name id tweetActor data id gt lt p className tweet text dangerouslySetInnerHTML html formatStringWithLink tweet text tweet text link true replace n g lt br gt gt lt div className replying info gt Replying to lt span className replying info actor gt tweetActor id lt span gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div className comment gt lt TweetForm className comment form submitText Reply placeholder Tweet your reply onSubmit onSubmit shouldFocus true gt lt div gt lt BlockContent gt lt Modal gt lt Container gt Composing the TweetBlock ComponentWith the required components created you can now compose this component Create a new file src components Tweet TweetBlock js Start with the imports import classNames from classnames import useState from react import useStreamContext from react activity feed import useNavigate from react router dom import styled from styled components import formatStringWithLink from utils string import CommentDialog from CommentDialog import Comment from Icons Comment import Heart from Icons Heart import Retweet from Icons Retweet import Upload from Icons Upload import More from Icons More import TweetActorName from TweetActorName import generateTweetLink from utils links Next paste the styles const Block styled div display flex border bottom px solid padding px user image width px height px border radius overflow hidden margin right px img width height object fit cover tweet flex link display block padding bottom px text decoration none width amp text color white font size px line height px margin top px width amp link color var theme color text decoration none amp actions display flex justify content space between margin top px button display flex align items center amp value margin left px color amp colored color var theme color amp image margin top px border radius px border px solid overflow hidden width calc px width height object fit cover object position center more width px height px display flex Then the component export default function TweetBlock activity const user useStreamContext const navigate useNavigate const commentDialogOpened setCommentDialogOpened useState false const actor activity actor let hasLikedTweet false const tweet activity object data check if current logged in user has liked tweet if activity own reactions like const myReaction activity own reactions like find l gt l user id user id hasLikedTweet Boolean myReaction const onToggleLike gt toggle like reaction const actions id comment Icon Comment alt Comment value activity reaction counts comment onClick gt setCommentDialogOpened true id retweet Icon Retweet alt Retweet value id heart Icon Heart alt Heart value activity reaction counts like onClick onToggleLike id upload Icon Upload alt Upload const tweetLink activity id generateTweetLink actor id activity id const onPostComment async text gt create comment The hasLikedTweet variable is a boolean that indicates if the currently logged in user has liked the current tweet To find this information you check the like object of the own reactions object of the activity The like object holds an array of objects which contains information about users that have added a like reaction to an activity The onToggleLike and onPostComment functions do nothing just yet Part covers adding reactions Next for this component is the UI export default function TweetBlock activity return lt gt lt Block gt lt div className user image gt lt img src actor data image alt gt lt div gt lt div className tweet gt lt button onClick gt navigate tweetLink className link gt lt TweetActorName name actor data name id actor id time activity time gt lt div className tweet details gt lt p className tweet text dangerouslySetInnerHTML html formatStringWithLink tweet text tweet text link replace n g lt br gt gt lt div gt lt button gt lt div className tweet actions gt actions map action gt return lt button onClick e gt e stopPropagation action onClick key action id type button gt lt action Icon color action id heart amp amp hasLikedTweet var theme color size fill action id heart amp amp hasLikedTweet amp amp true gt lt span className classNames tweet actions value colored action id heart amp amp hasLikedTweet gt action value lt span gt lt button gt lt div gt lt div gt lt button className more gt lt More color size gt lt button gt lt Block gt activity id amp amp commentDialogOpened amp amp lt CommentDialog onPostComment onPostComment shouldOpen commentDialogOpened onClickOutside gt setCommentDialogOpened false activity activity gt lt gt This UI shows the tweet block with the action buttons comment like and the comment dialog when it is active On submitting the tweet form in the comment dialog nothing happens for now You will add this functionality in Part Creating the Timeline ComponentThe Timeline component shows the tweets made by the users the currently logged in user follows Since we haven t added the follow feature yet you will create this component to show the tweets made by the currently logged in user Create a new file src components Home Timeline js with the following code import FlatFeed useStreamContext from react activity feed import TweetBlock from Tweet TweetBlock export default function Timeline const user useStreamContext return lt div gt lt FlatFeed Activity TweetBlock userId user id feedGroup user gt lt div gt The FlatFeed component allows you to pass a custom Activity component using the Activity prop Also in the FlatFeed component you can use the timeline or user feedGroup The timeline shows a feed of activities made by the users a user follows While the user similar to a user s profile page shows a feed of activities made by a particular user the logged in user in our case For now we will leave this as user You will change this to timeline when you add the follow feature Composing the HomeContent ComponentYou can now compose the HomeContent component with the dialog utilities timeline and other components created Create a new file src components Home HomeContent js Add the import and styles import styled from styled components import Feed useStreamContext from react activity feed import CreateTweetTop from CreateTweetTop import MainHeader from MainHeader import Timeline from Home Timeline import LoadingIndicator from LoadingIndicator const Container styled div header position sticky top z index create tweet top border bottom px solid new tweets info border bottom px solid padding px text align center color var theme color display block width font size px amp hover background The Feed component does not add anything to the UI It provides feed data and methods such that the children of these components can create tweets in the user s feed Next the component export default function HomeContent const client useStreamContext const user client currentUser data if user return lt Container gt lt LoadingIndicator gt lt Container gt return lt Container gt lt div className header gt lt MainHeader gt lt div gt lt Feed feedGroup user gt lt div className create tweet top gt lt CreateTweetTop gt lt div gt lt Timeline gt lt Feed gt lt Container gt Create a Page Component for the HomepageWith the layout and home content components ready you can now create a page for the home content Create a new file src pages HomePage js with the following code import Layout from components Layout import HomeContent from components Home HomeContent export default function Home return lt Layout gt lt HomeContent gt lt Layout gt In App js add a route for the home page like this other importsimport HomePage from pages HomePage other routes lt Route element lt HomePage gt path home gt With your development server on when you go to localhost home you will see the Homepage result When you click the Tweet button on the left section you can also see the create tweet modal For now you cannot see the comment dialog as the tweet block is not in use Next I will walk you through adding the create tweet feature so you can see the other components at work Add a Create Tweet FeatureIn this section you add the create tweet feature that allows users to create tweets After adding this feature and using it you can see the TweetBlock components in the Timeline component Create a Custom useTweet HookThe tweet feature can be triggered from the CreateTweetDialog and the CreateTweetTop components Creating a custom hook for this feature makes things manageable Create a new file src hooks useTweet js with the following code import nanoid from nanoid import useStreamContext from react activity feed export default function useTweet const client useStreamContext const user client feed user client userId const createTweet async text gt const collection await client collections add tweet nanoid text await user addActivity verb tweet object SO tweet collection id return createTweet In this hook you retrieve the client object from useStreamContext With the client object you can instantiate the user s feed The createTweet function receives a text argument and in that function you create a tweet collection with the text data in an object Then you create an activity on the user s feed with the collection id passed to the object property This property receives a reference to a collection which you have specified as a tweet reference and the collection s id Now you can use the createTweet function in other components Add the useTweet Hook to the CreateTweetDialog ComponentIn the src components Tweet CreateTweetDialog js component file import the hook other importsimport useTweet from hooks useTweet Then use the hook in the component export default function CreateTweetDialog onClickOutside const createTweet useTweet const onSubmit async text gt createTweet text onClickOutside return the UI Add the useTweet Hook to the CreateTweetTop ComponentIn the src components Home CreateTweetTop js component file import the hook other importsimport useTweet from hooks useTweet Then use the hook in the component export default function CreateTweetTop const createTweet useTweet const onSubmit async text gt createTweet text return the UI And now you can create tweets Click on Tweet in the left section of the screen and create your first tweet in the modal On submitting and refreshing you will see the homepage showing the new tweet ConclusionIn this tutorial you have successfully created a Twitter clone using the React Activity Feed SDK This clone allows a user to select a profile and authenticate them with the feeds application in your Stream dashboard This clone currently includes the Twitter layout reusable components and the create tweet feature Stay tuned for part and part where we add the follow users functionality reactions and notifications	2022-06-27 13:06:43
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Best alternatives to Apple's 35W dual-output USB-C power adapter	https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/06/27/best-alternatives-to-apples-35w-dual-output-usb-c-power-adapter?utm_medium=rss	Best alternatives to Apple x s W dual output USB C power adapterApple in June released a new dual output USB C charger allowing users to charge up two devices simultaneously However there are less expensive ーand better ーalternatives out there Apple USB C adapterThe new W charger announced at WWDC ships as the stock adapter for the new M equipped MacBook Air models It s also available to purchase separately for Read more	2022-06-27 13:58:00
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Huion Kamvas Pro 24(4K) review: An artist's tablet that can rival Wacom	https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/06/27/huion-kamvas-pro-244k-review-an-artists-tablet-that-can-rival-wacom?utm_medium=rss	Huion Kamvas Pro K review An artist x s tablet that can rival WacomHuion s Kamvas Pro K is a big screen graphics tablet that promises a lot to digital artists at a reasonable price Here s what one artist thinks about the creation tool I use display tablets every day and the Wacom Cintiq HD is my daily work tablet and the love of my professional life I loved it so much I bought a second when my first succumbed to wear and tear The market has seen a rise of companies working to deliver alternatives to Wacom and their products in recent years Mostly they miss the mark with cheap parts sloppy drivers and a myriad of bugs and growing pains Read more	2022-06-27 13:42:19
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	New Hue devices, iOS beta issues, & more on HomeKit Insider	https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/06/27/new-hue-devices-ios-beta-issues-more-on-homekit-insider?utm_medium=rss	New Hue devices iOS beta issues amp more on HomeKit InsiderPhilips Hue has a massive product launch and we break down all the new products plus cover iOS beta issues on this week s episode of the HomeKit Insider podcastHomeKit InsiderSignify is the steward of the Philips Hue line of products The company had the biggest HomeKit news of the week and announced a wide ranging array of products that are fully compatible with HomeKit Read more	2022-06-27 13:19:50
海外TECH	Engadget	Nintendo Direct on June 28th is all about third-party Switch games	https://www.engadget.com/nintendo-direct-mini-partner-showcase-switch-games-third-party-134515785.html?src=rss	Nintendo Direct on June th is all about third party Switch gamesNintendo has announced when its next games showcase will take place A Nintendo Direct Mini is scheduled for June th at AM ET It most likely won t feature news on Mario Zelda Pokémon or any of Nintendo s other franchises though The company said the stream will focus on third party titles that are on the way to Switch Right now it s unclear what to expect from Nintendo Direct Mini Partner Showcase to give the broadcast its full title However it could a be fairly meaty affair since it clocks in at minutes and Nintendo usually zips through announcements during Directs A new NintendoDirectMini Partner Showcase is on the way Watch on demand via our YouTube channel beginning Tuesday June at am PT for roughly minutes of info on upcoming third party NintendoSwitch games Subscribe amp turn on notifications here pic twitter com hmCJpEXーNintendo of America NintendoAmerica June This isn t pegged as an Indie World Direct so it may center more around titles from major publishers and larger studios One of the more notable third party games slated for a Switch debut No Man s Sky already has a release date of October th so that may not get a heavy focus There s always the chance of more details on Hollow Knight Silksong which is slated to arrive sometime within the next year The Nintendo Direct Mini will air a week after a Direct focused on Xenoblade Chronicles though it s not the full on first party showcase fans have been waiting for and expecting You ll be able to watch Tuesday s event on Nintendo s YouTube channel	2022-06-27 13:45:15
海外TECH	Engadget	Samsung's 1TB 980 Pro SSD returns to an all-time low of $140	https://www.engadget.com/samsungs-1tb-980-pro-ssd-returns-to-an-all-time-low-of-140-132711023.html?src=rss	Samsung x s TB Pro SSD returns to an all time low of Maybe you were finally able to get your hands on a PS not too long ago but now you find yourself quickly running out of space on it Now s a good time to invest in an SSD that can expand your console s storage because one of our favorites from Samsung is back on sale for an all time low price The Samsung Pro drive in TB is percent off and down to A few other drive we recommend from brands like PNY Patriot and Crucial are also on sale right now too Buy Samsung Pro TB at Amazon Buy Samsung Pro TB with heatsink at Amazon Normally priced at Samsung s drive comes in a compact M form factor and supports read speeds up to MB s It uses a special thermal control algorithm and a nickel coating to manage heat levels plus a heat spreader label to help manage the temperature of the NAND chip It s also compatible with Samsung Magician which is management software that lets you monitor its overall health and keep it up to date The biggest issue for PS owners is that the drive s standard configuration doesn t come with a heatsink which you ll need to install it in the console However you can get the SSD with said heatsink for only right now which is percent off its normal rate Also on sale is our favorite PS SSD the Patriot Viper VP the TB version is down to and the TB model is on sale for This drive supports sequential read speeds of up to MB s plus it comes with a heatsink preinstalled so it s ready to use with the PS If you ve got a tighter budget a couple of Crucial and PNY drives might be better fits Crucial s P Plus SSD in TB is percent off and down to while PNY s XLR CS SSD in TB is a whopping percent off and down to Buy Patriot Viper VP TB at Amazon Buy Crucial P Plus TB at Amazon Buy PNY XLR CS TB at Amazon Follow EngadgetDeals on Twitter and subscribe to the Engadget Deals newsletter for the latest tech deals and buying advice	2022-06-27 13:27:11
海外TECH	Engadget	Google's Pixel 6 Pro is $119 off at Woot for today only	https://www.engadget.com/google-pixel-6-pro-sale-woot-130750418.html?src=rss	Google x s Pixel Pro is off at Woot for today onlyIf you ve been waiting for Google s highest end Pixel model to drop below the mark before you buy you now have your chance Woot is selling the GB Pixel Pro for off today only That s better than an Amazon discount we saw earlier this month and a good deal if you re looking for a powerful large screen phone Buy Pixel Pro at Woot Much of what we said about the Pixel Pro at launch remains true today It mates top tier if polarizing design with superb cameras a good screen and Google s definitive Android experience including smart Assistant features It s also relatively light for a phone this size at oz if not quite as featherweight as Samsung s Galaxy S oz Software updates have tackled many of the Pixel Pro s early problems although the fingerprint reader might still be too finicky for some tastes The bigger concern simply revolves around timing Google has already teased the release of the Pixel Pro this fall ーyou might want to hold off if you re interested in its improved performance and other as yet unannounced upgrades If you re just looking for a good value though the current generation phone is hard to top Follow EngadgetDeals on Twitter and subscribe to the Engadget Deals newsletter for the latest tech deals and buying advice	2022-06-27 13:07:50
海外TECH	CodeProject Latest Articles	Cloud Networking with Infrastructure-as-Code - Part 1: Cloud Networking Basics	https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5335067/Cloud-Networking-with-Infrastructure-as-Code-Part	resources	2022-06-27 13:22:00
海外科学	NYT > Science	Heat Waves Around the World Push People and Nations ‘to the Edge’	https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/24/climate/early-heat-waves.html	Heat Waves Around the World Push People and Nations to the Edge Large simultaneous heat waves are growing more common China America Europe and India have all been stricken recently and scientists are starting to understand why certain far flung places get hit at once	2022-06-27 13:09:10
金融	RSS FILE - 日本証券業協会	会長記者会見−2022年−	https://www.jsda.or.jp/about/kaiken/kaiken_2022.html	記者会見	2022-06-27 13:58:00
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Barristers walk out of courts in strike over pay	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-61946038?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	junior	2022-06-27 13:33:39
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	Prince Charles: Cash donation reports checked by watchdog	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-61952106?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	charles	2022-06-27 13:35:55
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Nato plans huge upgrade in rapid reaction force	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-61954516?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	european	2022-06-27 13:42:10
ニュース	BBC News - Home	South Africa police try to unravel mystery of tavern deaths	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-61949878?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	minister	2022-06-27 13:16:11
ニュース	BBC News - Home	England v New Zealand: Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow seal Headingley victory and 3-0 series win	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/61951809?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	England v New Zealand Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow seal Headingley victory and series winEngland romp to victory on the final day of the third Test against New Zealand at Headingley to seal a superb series win	2022-06-27 13:41:42
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Tour de France: Mark Cavendish will not ride and Julian Alaphilippe also out	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/61953009?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	record	2022-06-27 13:07:43
北海道	北海道新聞	小樽市長選　構図いまだ流動的　立候補者説明会に３陣営	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/698749/	任期満了	2022-06-27 22:53:17
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北海道	北海道新聞	胆振管内９人感染　新型コロナ	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/698759/	新型コロナウイルス	2022-06-27 22:46:00
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海外TECH	reddit	Can’t handle the heat and humidity anymore	https://www.reddit.com/r/japanlife/comments/vlvba9/cant_handle_the_heat_and_humidity_anymore/	Can t handle the heat and humidity anymoreI finally got to come back to Japan after years to visit my family I came dressed as a typical Italian teenage girl short tank top and really short shorts…well I guess I forgot Japan s clothing style because the whole time it took to get to my mom s home I did not see a single person in shorts like mine or shorts in general let alone an open top how does everyone wear long pants dresses even most Tshirts reached their elbows It was humiliating to say the least So the next day I decided to cover up and put on a large T shirt and pants and well if it hadn t already been scorching hot when I arrived dressed like I was going to the beach well it sure as hell was just as hot as hell The temperatures in Japan and Italy aren t even that different It s that goddamn humidity that makes it even worse How the hell can people stand it I ve been wearing stuff I bought in Japan for the past four days I ve been here because while I am half Italian I still look Japanese enough to not exactly be confused as a foreigner and plus I don t think I could visit my relatives dressed as a tourist…but if the temperature rises of even one more degree I will take every single step necessary to look like a foreigner I seriously need an excuse to dress lightly I m already weak to heat as it is plus nobody EVER takes their masks off anymore so by the time I take two steps outside I feel like I m about to pass out submitted by u downbadsloth to r japanlife link comments	2022-06-27 13:17:16