Notices by Raymond Camden (raymondcamden@mastodon.social)

Smart JS folks - this is why I can't pass the Google hiring test:

Given 2 to 3 arrays (it will either be 2 or 3, it can change), how would you return an array that only contains items in ALL the arrays.

Every solution I have found only seems to work w/ an array of simple values. I have an array of objects with a primary key, id.

@aral my list of stuff i want to play with is huge so it wont be soon - but may move it up :>

(randomly, we literally got a new kitten today, will share pics later)

@aral this is a good reminder i need to make time for Kitten. The name itself is enough...

@aral we need a whole web conf that is only weird shit like this ;)

Unless I'm misusing it, node --watch-path foo.html --watch server.js will *not* properly restart a HTTP server running via server. js when foo.html is edited. That seems to completely break the feature. :\

@aral muchas gracias!

@aral ah... so we dont need the as X part as default is... well default.

right thinking there?

@aral it worked, thats all i know :)

went with: import { default as ind } from 'indefinite';

and ind(...) works fine.

@aral i used @sirlan's example - worked great :)

Imports question. I'm using a library (https://www.npmjs.com/package/indefinite) where I can do this:

import * as indefinite from 'indefinite';
console.log(indefinite.default('apple'));

The default part 'feels' wrong to me. Is there a better way to import that?

It works though so... deal with it?

@aral it _is_ on my queue (but i have to be honest, checking out Corel Paint is there too, it may be a while)

@aral well now i HAVE to try this

@aral i'll put it on my list.... which can mean anything - but i do actually _check_ my list daily for things to dig into :)

@aral never looked at Kitten before, but taking a look today. I see it uses Alpine, nice! I'm only a recent user of it.