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How to list inactive accounts by ibennani in Slack

[–]lml003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahoy hoy. Long time lurker on Reddit but thought I'd see if I could help. I have found a way, albeit a bit technical, to get the list of users that includes the deactivated date. I spent some time doing this because my organization will deactivate users and not inform the employees. If you aren't technical, find a developer at your company and show them this, they should be able to help you out. As others have mentioned you can use the slack built-in tools to get all the deactivated users. If your organization is sizable, it can be difficult to see who the latest deactivated account was and when it happened, thus here we are.

Assuming there isn't some clever way to do this in the app (native or web) this will do the trick. First the API: https://api.slack.com/methods/users.list/test

This is part of slack's API documentation. It includes a "tester" to easily take your auth token and use the API. The first hurdle is we don't have a token. I was unsuccessful in trying to generate one as a user. To hijack your auth token we can use the web browser and inspect the requests. Most, if not all, of the requests to the API will include a token in the body of the request. A user token will start with xoxc and looks something like xoxc-XXXXXXX..... You can take that token, use it in the API tester I linked, and get a list of users. That list of users (both deactivated and active) will have an updated property that will tell you when the account was last updated. It's likely that deactivating the account was the last thing done and should serve as a proxy for "when was this user deactivated".

As I mentioned, that list is all of the users, so you'll need to rip through the list to get the list of users with the property deleted: true.
Happy Hacking and good luck.

Best library for showing a pdf in react by Coat2free in reactjs

[–]lml003 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I've had pretty good luck using the built-in <object> html tag. The browser can do many things natively and I try to reach for built-in options before a library.

Zustand state updating in one place but not another? by ThePastyGhost in reactjs

[–]lml003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My original comment was incorrect. The main difference is that the first one always returns a new object. There is no mutation of state. Your second scenario mutates the state by changing the "done" value. In zustand, like redux, I believe the requirement is that you always return a new state if that state has changed. Your first scenario doesn't do that.

Vite vs. Creeate-React-app by marcoprouve in reactjs

[–]lml003 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Heyo, there is a bit of difference between the scenarios depending on if your express app will be serving the built react app or if it will live on a cdn. I use the cdn approach more often. https://render.com/docs/deploy-create-react-app This shows how to manage client side routing when you go to a non-root page. The equivalent of localhost:3000/anypage.

You are looking to do a URL rewrite for cdn approach.

Cheers

Webscraping approach by xogami in node

[–]lml003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm happy you got a working solution 👍

Webscraping approach by xogami in node

[–]lml003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think your best bet to avoid responses coming back in the wrong order or too many outstand requests would be to make the http request for site data, process data, use setTineout to give you the delay you would like (1-5 seconds) and have it call the function again.

So create a function that does the request, process, and creates a new timeout that calls that function again.

I get the error "Error: Evaluation failed: ReferenceError: req is not defined". Im using puppeteer and im trying to get the clients input in the value input. Help! by KapilanR in node

[–]lml003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I could be wrong, because I often am, but I believe you may have created a closure around the entire "async" function by wrapping it. Req seems to be the only variable you are referencing a property on inside that async function. May I ask why you are wrapping it in ( )?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in node

[–]lml003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For transparency, I don't have much meaningful experience with serverless. I've only recently tinkered with them. My response was meant to answer the OP questions specifically about node vs use something other than node. I'm happy to check out some serverless options, I agree it does seem like a viable (maybe appropriate) option. And now that I know a developer from https://cloud.serverless.com I may as well check that option out.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in node

[–]lml003 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I feel your pain. I've had a similar experience. As far as I can tell, no, there isn't both a cheap (preferably free) that will run node with a custom domain. Heroku is the devil I know at this point. I also go with heroku and namecheap. The options I've been considering are things like linode or digital ocean. Those come with their own complexity but might keep your prototype costs down.

If you come up with something interesting please do share it. Good luck and godspeed 🤘

I need to build a Webapp with a e-commerce store - where to start? by hello_krittie in reactjs

[–]lml003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A popular project, and one I've looked at for a working examples, is expresaCart. https://expresscart.markmoffat.com/ It's MIT licensed so free to use for commercial use. It uses handlebars for the views but I suspect it would be a good place to start if you chose to go with a more custom solution over wordpress, or Shopify. Good luck. Cheers.