How can I make one of my component in NextJS embeddable on other websites. I am using SQL for storing data which would be displayed in the object
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I have a mobile app that runs on the client side only, without a backend, and I want to serve an example read-only dataset (e.g. via IndexedDB).
I see tutorials on how to create and populate the dataset while the app is working.
In my case, I want to add the pre-existing dataset to the mobile app and access it as read-only, without having to create it.
How can I do it?
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I currently have an app which uses HTML/CSS/JQuery. As of right now all my data is saved in Jquery (and therefore not saved between sessions), but I am learning Django and want to learn how I would save that JQuery data into Django models. So how do javascript and django communicate in order to save information from one to the other?
i'm working on a basic website using html/css/js and Firebase fire-store to store data along with authentication to authenticate users, my website consists of multiple HTML pages which most of utilise Firebase services, and i'm wondering what would be the best way to allow all the pages (and the scripts within them) to utilise the Firebase?
should i copy the Firebase SDK and configuration code snippet into each and every html page? i believe this wouldn't be a good practice and i doubt it would even work well..
how can i achieve what i want? is there a certain Firebase service that allows me to achieve it?
Firebase comes with a JavaScript SDK for Firestore, that you can use in your scenario.
The most common way to set up such a web app is as a single-page application, so that all HTML, JavaScript and CSS is loaded into a single page without ever reloading an entirely new page. This has the big advantage that you're only loading the Firebase SDKs once.
If you have multiple HTML pages, you will have to load Firebase into each page where you use it. But on all but the first page the SDK will likely be loaded from the user's browser cache, but it'll still be a lesser experience than with a single-page application.
For a good introduction of a single-page application, I recommend taking the Cloud Firestore for web developers codelab. As a more introductory tutorial to building single-page applications with Firebase and Firestore, I'd recommend Get to know Firebase for web and its companion video.
I think what I'm trying to do is very simple, but I'm having a really bad time trying to search this on the internet. I have this populated sqlite db file in my server, and I want to import its structure and data into my web application. This file is generated from another server-side app in a path which is accessible to the web application.
Your web application should access the database with its proper adapter (depending on the language and the framework) and then provide the data to the front-end as a set of services. It strongly depends on the amount of data and its variability whther you want to serialize all the data at application load time, or just to provide data access using several endpoints (by using the sqlite database as the repository for your application models).
It's not much different from a normal web application, provided you don't want to write on the sqlite database and so consider all your models read-only.
We have a existing ASP.Net webforms application which is used by a lot of external clients.
eg: property.onesite.realpage.com\ol2\?s=1008641. Select a apartment type and click search.
I have been tasked with creating html, css, javascript widgets of certain core functionality(eg: Search apartments and show apartment results in the example above) so
a. external clients can host it in their applications like this on thier html page.
<DIV id="searchwidget">
<script src="http://property.onesite.realpage.com/widgets/search.js"/>
</DIV>
b. We can embed the same widgets into our new internal applications. We are planning to build a new ASP.Net MVC application for this.
c. Embed the same widgets into our old ASP.Net webforms applications.
How do we take care of communication(passing request data) between
a. different widgets,
b. widgets and the container application
How do we store the state of the widgets? I am sure I have other questions but I am not sure if I am asking the questions that I need to ask.
You can have a look at how other Shared scripts work. For e.g Google Maps, there is always a unique key appended in the query string. this key can be used to identify the client.
I created one which involved showing customized weather conditions. I implemented token based request using Jquery and rest based WCF services.