Hello, could someone point me to the right direction why my grid system is overlapping in this modal dialog:
https://jsfiddle.net/intoverq/1gmb3kf0/54/
https://jsfiddle.net/intoverq/1gmb3kf0/54/
somehow adding bootstrap.min.css to to vue.js transition modal the modal does not show up anymore, would appreciate if someone point me to the error : https://codepen.io/intoverq/pen/WNNOaZN
Does it have to get approved and then it is uploaded
by freecodecamp.com ?
If it's just one of the challenges, you would probably have to download it from the challenge page first
then upload it to one of your github repos
you can do the same as I said above, but instead of clicking
upload files, click create new file - give it a name and copy/paste the code in there
then click commit at the bottom
make sure the files have the right names and extensions
const fetchAllProducts = async () => {
const productsList = [];
const categories = await GetActiveCategories();
const categoriesIdArray = categories.map(category => category.CategoryId);
categoriesIdArray.forEach(async categoryID => {
const response = await getSearchResults(" ", categoryID);
productsList.push(...response);
});
return productsList;
}
const hotDeals = async () => {
const products = await fetchAllProducts();
return products.forEach(product => product.MRP/product.SellingPrice > .8)
}
Looks like you want the 2nd one, where you make all the calls and wait for all of them to be done. Id's use
Promise.all
and the
.map, without async/await
return Promise.all(categoriesIdArray.map(categoryID => getSearchResults(' ', categoryID)));
@siliconchild
i dont have access to the server api
to create new apis there
@bradtaniguchi is the issue with this, creating too many reads of the database?
the list has currently less than 1000 items
Its impact on the server depends on how its implemented
if its a nodejs server, and lets say there is 0 security, your still looking at 1k individual database calls, and 1k router hits all at the same time. Heck that could bring up DDOS protection with some web servers (idk if that applies here tho)
so that would create a similar load on the database right?
const fetchAllProducts = async () => {
const categories = await GetActiveCategories();
const categoriesIdArray = categories.map(category => category.CategoryId);
return Promise.all(categoriesIdArray.map(categoryID => getSearchResults(' ', categoryID)));
}
Your in an async function, it always is a promise