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When you run mix phoenix.gen.html or mix phoenix.gen.json from command line, migrations are created in priv -> repo -> migrations in your project folder. To run migrations type mix ecto.migrate. To generate migrations for your project mix ecto.gen migrations <model_name> To generate m...

Use Spring REST Docs to document your services. It's a powerful framework which makes sure that the Service logic is always inline with the documentation. In order to do so, you would have to write integration tests for your services. If there is any mismatch in the documentation & service beha...

Use Spring REST Docs to document your services. It's a powerful framework which makes sure that the Service logic is always inline with the documentation. In order to do so, you would have to write integration tests for your services. If there is any mismatch in the documentation & service beha...

To remove whitespace (spaces, tabs, newlines…) between HTML tags use spaceless tag: {% spaceless %} <div> <span>foo bar </span> </div> {% endspaceless %} {# produces output <div><strong>foo bar </strong></div> #} If you need ...

In order to use bootstrap, there are 2 cases. The electron app is connected to internet The electron app is not connected to internet For electron apps that are connected to internet, we can just make use of CDN links for bootstrap and include that in our html files. The problem comes when w...

This example grabs the Node.gitignore file from GitHub's gitignore repository, downloads it to your current working directory and renames it to .gitignore - all very typical actions for someone starting a new node.js project. $ curl http://github.com/github/gitignore/raw/master/Node.gitignore -o .g...

#!bin/bash $ string='Question%20-%20%22how%20do%20I%20decode%20a%20percent%20encoded%20string%3F%22%0AAnswer%20%20%20-%20Use%20printf%20%3A)' $ printf '%b\n' "${string//%/\\x}" # the result Question - "how do I decode a percent encoded string?" Answer - Use printf ...

Consider Kotlin's Null Type system and WeakReference<T>. So let's say we have to save some sort of reference and we wanted to avoid memory leaks, here is where WeakReference comes in. take for example this: class MyMemoryExpensiveClass { companion object { var reference: WeakR...

Using Intents to Load the Image from Gallery. Initially you need to have the permission <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE"/> Use the Following Code to have the layout as designed follows. <?xml version="1.0" enco...

<?php defined('BASEPATH') OR exit('No direct script access allowed'); class Api extends CI_Controller { //default value private $login_credential; function __construct() { parent::__construct(); //for user authentication $this->load->library('session'); ...

/***************************** @return all events ****************************/ public function getallevents(){ //get data from model $events = array( array('Event 1', '2015-04-03'), array('Event 2', '2015-04-03'), array('Event 3', '2015-06-16'), array('Event 4', '2015-0...

/***************************** login user @required : username and password via post method only @return user data if login successfull otherwise error message ****************************/ public function login(){ $username=$this->input->post('username'); $password=$this->input-...

This API not accessible for public user, authentication is required /*************************** this is protected api this is not accessible if you are not loged in ***************************/ public function protectedapi(){ if($this->session->userdata('logged_in')){ //this secti...

ng-repeat is the built-in directive provided by AngularJS, mostly used for listing the array elements on UI dynamically as per the changes in our model. Official "ng-repeat" docs can be found at : https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/directive/ngRepeat Also the most common error faced whil...

There are times when the framework's Random() class may not be considered random enough, given that it is based on a psuedo-random number generator. The framework's Crypto classes do, however, provide something more robust in the form of RNGCryptoServiceProvider. The following code samples demonstr...

Let's say a user wants to select data from different tables. A table is specified by the user. function get_value(p_table_name varchar2, p_id number) return varchar2 is value varchar2(100); begin execute immediate 'select column_value from ' || p_table_name || ...

Example below inserts value into the table from the previous example: declare query_text varchar2(1000) := 'insert into my_table(id, column_value) values (:P_ID, :P_VAL)'; id number := 2; value varchar2(100) := 'Bonjour!'; begin execute immediate query_text using id, value; end; / ...

Let's update table from the first example: declare query_text varchar2(1000) := 'update my_table set column_value = :P_VAL where id = :P_ID'; id number := 2; value varchar2(100) := 'Bonjour le monde!'; begin execute immediate query_text using value, id; end; /

This code creates the table: begin execute immediate 'create table my_table (id number, column_value varchar2(100))'; end; /

You can execute anonymous block. This example shows also how to return value from dynamic SQL: declare query_text varchar2(1000) := 'begin :P_OUT := cos(:P_IN); end;'; in_value number := 0; out_value number; begin execute immediate query_text using out out_value, in in_value; dbms_o...