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In Swift I would use locale, something similar to this answer. Android seems also to have it.
Is there a wrapper for this functionality for React Native?
There are lots of little bits of data that you often need relating to countries, and I couldn't find any easy to use source of it. So I compiled it all here.
Installing
npm install country-data
country-data
You can refer to the link above - it will help you to get all country with all the information to do mappings for country codes.
well, in React Native there are a lot of third parties available for this, one that I have used is react-native-country-picker-modal. To install just run yarn add react-native-country-picker-modal or npm install react-native-country-picker-modal you can visit this link
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I was searching for the Nearby API package. I found 2 packages but both the packages are deprecated. Can someone please help me if they are aware of any package that is available in react native for Nearby API? I have tried below package but they are not working correctly and also giving deprecation warning.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-nearby-api
https://www.npmjs.com/package/#adrianso/react-native-nearby-api
Thanks in advance
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I'm working on some sorting of data on the frontend and using VueJS in the application.
Instead of writing the logic for sorting, I want to know is there any library I can use for that?
There are a lot of libraries you can use for sorting.
But, are you just looking for Vue.js specific libraries for sorting?
If yes, then which version of Vue.js is your application running?
If you're on Vue.js 1 then you can simply use the orderBy filter.
You need to import and use the lodash instead, if you are on Vue.js 2.
https://v2.vuejs.org/v2/guide/migration.html#Replacing-the-orderBy-Filter
Another one you can use is Vuetify, a material component framework for Vue.js 2.
https://vuetifyjs.com/en/components/data-tables
Apart from Vue.js, you can use the Bootstrap data table and many other options are out there.
Also, next time include some code in your question highlighting the issue you're stuck on instead of asking some theoretical question whose answer you can get on Google.
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Does anyone have a clue where to find the documentation? I saw a number of components using this library but strangely couldn't find the documentation?
React Native ART is a RN version of React ART, which is itself a React implementation of the ART library. And the latter has some docs:
http://sebmarkbage.github.io/art/
They're not exhaustive but should be enough to get you started.
Facebook's response to this issue https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/4789 is that the library is good to go for production but sadly there isn't any documentation for it :(
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I am trying to get started with developing Kinect Application using OpenNi.I dont seem to find any sample code for OpenNi2.I could find code for OpenNI 1.5 though. Where would i be able to find it?
And I am also looking for the older version OpenNI1.5 since all the documentations are based on it.Where would i find a link to download it?
Thanks.
After you download OpenNI 2 and unzip it there is a Samples folder.
You will want to start with something like SimpleViewer.
I recommend checking out the OpenNI Migration Guide as well.
Also, you can find previous version of OpenNI (including 1.5.4.0) here
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I recently felt the urge to generate documentation for my little project. I thought it would be fairly easy since I had a set of nice docstrings. Turns out the whole process is much more complicated in python 3.1.
Here's what I tried:
epydoc: Fails because it's for python 2. 2to3 didn't solve the problems
pydoc: I can't find any information how can you generate documentation for your own modules, seems like a server for reading python docs offline
sphinx: Most promising so far, I have built it from their repository however it fails with a very cryptic error message (jinja2.exceptions.UndefinedError: b'b"\'sphinx.jinja2glue.idgen object\' has no attribute \'next\'")
My question is: what should I do now? Are there any other non-commercial documentation generators that work with python3?
Apparently in Jinja, something is doing X.next(). In Python 3 that's next(x) instead. It should be a simple fix.