I have the following structure
User {
image: Asset
...
}
Comment {
author: User
...
}
BlogArticle {
slug: Text
author: User
comments: Comment[]
}
When I pull entries with the following method
const articles = await client.getEntries({ content_type: "BlogArticle" })
console.log(articles.entries.fields.comments)
I only get the sys property for the author
[
{
author: {
sys: {
...
}
fields ??????
}
}
]
PS: This is the case for all types that come in second level of nesting
I checked the docs and the apis but with no luck
Any help ?
I created a similar content model and was able to get the fields of the Author successfully. One thing you can do is use the include parameter. With the include parameter, your code should look as follow:
const articles = await client.getEntries({ content_type: "BlogArticle", include: 2 })
console.log(articles.entries.fields.comments)
You can learn more about it here
I am trying to add Mutable_Content to my push notifications so I can add a badge count.
However I am running into the error:
Messaging payload contains an invalid value for the "notification.mutable_content" property. Values must be strings.
Here is my code for the payload:
const payload = {
notification : {
title: owner + ' has made a post',
body: title + ' - ' + caption,
mutable_content : true
},
};
I have tried many different tutorials to figure out the right syntax but it is not working.
It always comes up with an error.
I am using node.js 10 for the engine and firebase/google cloud platform to trigger the function.
Can anyone help me with this syntax?
Thank you
I had the same question and found unrelated and outdated firebase documentation about it. But you can bypass this by adding a apns field where you can directly put data for the apple notification service. But beware to use the apple syntax with hyphen.
See also: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/usernotifications/setting_up_a_remote_notification_server/generating_a_remote_notification
var message = {
notification: {
title: "my notification title",
body: "hello"
},
apns: {
payload: {
aps: {
'mutable-content': true
}
}
},
I would like to know how you can sort the OptionItems in the list of Google DialogFlow. It seems that they are automatically sorted by the key of their OptionItem. I just want them displayed on the list in the order I push them in the list, so no auto-sorting would be best.
I got following code how I create an OptionItem:
const optionItems:{[key: string]: OptionItem} = {}
optionItems[outlet.outlet_id] = {
synonyms: [
outlet.outlet_id,
],
title: outletOptionItemTitleText,
description: outletOptionItemDescriptionText,
image: {
url: outletOptionItemImageUrlText,
accessibilityText: outletOptionItemImageAccessibilityTextText,
},
}
The optionItems are passed as parameter to the List Object of Google DialogFlow like below:
conv.close(showAvailabilityText,new List({
items: optionItems,
}))
Can I pass another parameter to influence the order of the list? Or anything else?
I'm using Node.js to make a Axios request to the Vimeo API.
I'm kind of a Noob with Json but I'd like to understand. I made a call to Vimeo with a filter of name, so I get an "array of objects" (I hope that name is correct ) it looks like this below:
[{ name: 'A Personalized Goal for Anthony' },
{ name: 'Flow access & overview' },
{ name: 'Welcome - 2018 Conference' },
{ name: 'Dropout Video' } ] }
This is simply the names of the videos, however I need to add two keys value pairs with the same value as the name value for a dropdown menu, so it looks like this below:
[{ name: 'A Personalized Goal for Anthony',
"text": "A Personalized Goal for Anthony",
"value": "A Personalized Goal for Anthony" },
{ name: 'Flow access & overview',
"text": "Flow access & overview"
"value": "Flow access & overview" },
{ name: 'Welcome - 2018 Conference',
"text": "Welcome - 2018 Conference"
"value": "Welcome - 2018 Conference" },
{ name: 'Dropout Video',
"text": "Welcome - 2018 Conference"
"value": "Welcome - 2018 Conference" }]
My app needs the keys "Text" and "Value" for a dropdown menu in order to process the response from the user.
I'm not sure why { name: 'Dropout Video'}, isn't formatted like this {"name":"Dropout Video"},
Is there a way in Node.js to add or duplicate an array using map or push using the same name value while also doing a foreach to this array which reflects the name but with two additional key value pairs with the same Value as the key Name?
This is a dynamic Object as well so when the request is called again it could have many more than just 4 video names returned.
My goal is to add numerous Videos to a Vimeo Album that I want to make the request to, then my app ( Slack chatbot ) then returns a list of options via a drop down menu for the users consideration so that I'm able to see which Name or title they selected and thus want more information on.
Thank you so much any help here. I wish Vimeo had a Text and Value field so I could just filter that instead but then it wouldn't be fun :)
You could map through your result, so, for example, after you get the result:
const movies = [{ name: 'A Personalized Goal for Anthony' },
{ name: 'Flow access & overview' },
{ name: 'Welcome - 2018 Conference' },
{ name: 'Dropout Video' }];
You could map it to add the other two properties to each one of your objects, the advantage is that you are not mutating your results.
const mappedMovies = movies.map(movie => {
return {
name: movie.name,
text: movie.name,
value: movie.name
}
);
In that way, you will have the list of objects with the format that you want, now if you need it in json format you could do:
const JSONString = JSON.stringify(mappedMovies);
Objects are references, so you could just loop through your objects and add the keys.
const videos = [
{ name: 'A Personalized Goal for Anthony' },
{ name: 'Flow access & overview' },
{ name: 'Welcome - 2018 Conference' },
{ name: 'Dropout Video' }
]
for (video of videos) {
video.text = video.name
video.value = video.name
}
console.log(videos)
Welcome to SO Kevin,
It looks like you almost provided the answer yourself already...
To get the resulting array you can map through the object and add keys as required:
const slackVideos = videos.map(function (item, label) {
return {
...item, //this ensures all original keys are available, using the ES6 destructuring
text: item.name,
value: item.value,
}
});
Assuming videos is the object received from vimeo, slackVideos will now contain your aditional text & value keys; both containing the name key from the original vimeo object.
I created a BOT with LUIS and node.js and also published in Skype Channel.
Now I wants to add Autocomplete text suggestion in message box.
Am unable to find documentation for node.js
Please assist me.
Autcomplete can be accomplished with a few different NPM packages. Here's one as an example that looks not too bad to implement: https://www.npmjs.com/package/autocompleter
Code example:
var countries = [
{ label: 'United Kingdom', value: 'UK' },
{ label: 'United States', value: 'US' }
];
autocomplete({
input: document.getElementById("country"),
fetch: function(text, update) {
text = text.toLowerCase();
// you can also use AJAX requests instead of preloaded data
var suggestions = countries.filter(n => n.label.toLowerCase().startsWith(text))
update(suggestions);
},
onSelect: function(item) {
alert(item.value); // will display 'US' or 'UK'
}
});
You'll obviously have to adapt this to your needs and exact use case, but should be easy enough to implement.