I'm using Docusaurus v2 and I'm trying to segregrate a documentation by country, as some features are only available at some specific locations.
I've tried to take avail of the i18n feature, but the problem is that the same sidebar is rendered for all language versions and I'm not able to exclude some features that I don't want to be displayed on a specific language/country.
What can I do to create a documentation that hides/display features on the sidebar based on the selected language/country?
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I'm working on a "cook book" app that has multiple (language) versions.
Apple says I can't upload multiple apps that are almost the same, so how can I achieve what is mentioned below in single app release ?
multiple languages (possible)
multiple logos (possible)
different "config" file for each language - e.g. file with API URLs
Each language version "separately" on App store so a user can download both english and spanish versions
My biggest problem is #4, it has to be possible that one can decide which language version he downloads.
You're most likely still looking at one app with multiple languages included in it, which are picked based on user local. If you want the user to decide which language they'd like after install, give them an option. Many apps do this already.
I think you can follow these steps to create the app you'd like to make.
Localize your application. (This tutorial might be useful.)
Add a language parameter to your API calls and return the data based on the language parameter. Thus you won't be displaying a content which is not available in that language.
For your 4th requirement if you'd like to use versioning on each language (I do not know why but if you must) then you can use the language paramter you'll add on API calls. Just create a releation between the languages and the versions you are using then display the views and contents based on the relation.
I'm looking for the list of filters provided by Apple to apply on Images.
Summery : I want to create an application which will allow user to edit photos. I'm looking into Core Image Programming Guide, but not able to get full list of filters already available. Right now referring Core Image Filter Reference
Also I need to build this application with new language swift. And it would be my first swift app.So can we use this framework with Swift?
Any help is appreciated.
I've created a website called CIFilter.io which lists all the Core Image filters and their parameters (to learn more about how it works you can read this blog post). The documentation archive link you mentioned lists most of them, but as far as I know, CIFilter.io is the most up to date reference for documentation.
CIFilter is usable in Swift. I'd recommend reading this other blog post which provides example code for generating a color wheel using CIHueSaturationValueGradient for an example.
I need to implement a dialog for a web application (ASP.NET/C#) where users can search and select one or more clients from the company's database.
Actually an existing version is already used (see attached image) and I have to replace it with a new version (it comes from an external legacy software and will be dismissed).
The goal is to provide an intuitive and easy to use GUI, still providing the basic functionalities like: search for a client and add it or remove previously inserted.
My idea would be to develop the dialog with jQuery Dialog plugin and using web methods and Ajax/JSON to interact with them for interacting with the server and the DB. I cannot find a good solution yet for the contacts list, since I would avoid using GridViews or tables, if possible, for listing them.
Does anyone knows if further plugins or best patters exist for develop this UI and its functionalities?
I wanted to have the same in my application. After talking to the users i found that such dialog could easily be replaced by an Autocomplete with Multiple select.
See the jqueryUI demopage here.
If this does not fit your needs i would go with two lists <ol> or <ul>, a pagination plugin and perhaps a search plugin. But haven't done this so far.
Thanks for the hint, indeed for the search I also thought to a autocomplete for make the search easier.
My bigger concerns were about the Add and Remove selected Clients in a "modern" fashion.
I found this MultiSelect plugin that works perfectly for my needs (and maybe it could be useful for yours as well).
Not only it let use Multiselect to add/remove entries, but also have some auto-filtering capabilities when searching the entries. I will try to add this to my solution.
I'm currently parsing twitter feeds through my rails app and wondering how it would be possible to follow links in the tweets and scrape the external content (for example, if the tweet contains a link to an article on TechCrunch, follow that link to the article and scrape the title and body content of the article). Flipboard for iPad is a perfect example of this.
I'm familiar with screen scraping using Nokogirl / Mechanize, but trying to figure out how to accomplish this in a way it could work regardless of where the link in the tweet is linking to (whether it be to TechCrunch, or Flickr, etc...).
Any thoughts / insights would be much appreciated!
Many of the major content providers provide a oembed endpoints. Take a look at the oembed_links gem. From the readme:
It allows you to easily parse text and
query configured providers for embedding information on the links
inside the text. A sample configuration file for configuring the
library has been included (oembed_links_example.yml), though you
may also configure the library programmatically (see rdocs).
If you use oembed_links in conjuction with http://oohembed.com/ you'll have dozens of content providers handled for you. You can easily write a custom provider to handle the rest.
I've been using amcharts (a flash component) to produce charts from within my rails application.
I'm curious.. is there a GEM or plugin that allows me to include a charting component in my web app that lets users mix from any data sets they want, and produce basic charts on their own? It would take me ages to script such a tool...
Ideally, I'd like it to read anbunch of xml (or whatever.. perhaps data right out of my database) that has multi-variable data, and the user can use the component to customize his/her own chart with several series, or however they want. A "dummbed" down version of excel, delivered over the web :)
Well you're looking for a graphic images generator ?
There is Gruff which allows that. But I personnaly don't really like the look of the graphs generated.
There is also something language agnostic : Google Charts Api. Which allows you to generate graphics by calling a specific Google url generated with your encoded datas.
So you take your datas from wherever you want (database, xml, ...), you call one of those two libraries and you get your graph.
I too had been searching for Ruby supporting charting libraries. Below are additional charting resources I've not seen mentioned in this post but I've come across in the past.
JQuery sparklines
ProtoChart
XML/SWF Charts
FusionCharts free (Also have a paid version)
Smashing Apps article on charting resources
Enjoy!