Laravel Ai Package

I’ve broken ground on a AI package for Laravel.


https://github.com/jordandalton/laravelai

Currently supports Anthropic/Claude message creation, even a AI validation rule.

Looking forward to your feedback. submitted by /u/jdcarnivore
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Laravel needs an official openapi implementation

Hi, i just want to discuss the state of openapi documentation in laravel. As it stands many if not all of the big frameworks have openapi integration, and its pretty straighyfoward, without much hassle or just little api docs.

Still, laravel, being so popular has no such implementation and i think this needs to be a priority for the team.

There are plenty of community libraries like dedoc but they have a long way from full support or need alot of docblocks to make sense.

The laravel team has the opportunity to implement such a feature by integrating it with its classes, in the same way the router can give you a list of ruotes, their methods and the controller 'executing' the action.

I tried on my own to test the waters and i dont think i would be able to do much better than dedoc scramble is doing due to limitations, my thinking in the way mapping works.

Plenty of teams use api docs, heck even having an internal documentation is amazing, not to speak about public apis.

What do you think about this? I would go ahead and start doing it myself but my skillet is not up there, and even then i dont see myself doing anything other than static analysis, which kinda results in the current available setups

Edit: if i wasnt clear, the idea is that for public libraries to have a full-baked setup they have to first get the routes(using the route class), use reflection to get info about the request that validates the data + its validation methods, then using static analysis to detect responses (correct me if wrong, but this was my impression after trying it myself). As far as we appressiate what the community is doing, having laravel at least give a hand into it is more than welcome, not to mention an official setup submitted by /u/EmptyBrilliant6725
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Clear cache on each iteration - JMeter

Should we clear on each iteration in our load scenario in jmeter


Original time in browser : 5 seconds
When I check Clear cache each iteration: 5 seconds
When I uncheck Clear cache each iteration: 100 milliseconds


Please suggest what should I do while testing (should I clear or not), the stats I shared are for single load

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Building Multiplayer Minesweeper with Laravel, Livewire and Reverb

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Writing PHP was my first venture into web programming some 20 years ago. WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Zend, you name it I probably had shipped something in it.


I took a step away from all that professionally around a decade ago and ventured off into Ruby, JS, TypeScript and lately Rust land. However, the recent uptick in PHP being discussed piqued my interest. I wanted to see where things were. Reader, I was in for a treat. Even if it did take a few licks (of reading the docs and fighting with configs) to get to the center of the lollipop.


My strategy when learning something new is generally to pick a silly project and then do whatever it takes to make it work. I’ll have one or two hard requirements for things I want to see happen, and all the rest is malleable.


Here is the joyful little app I ended up building. A multiplayer minesweeper Laravel app, with Livewire, Reverb and hosted on Fly.io.





You can play it at
https://multiplayerminesweeper.lol/ if you want (open a couple tabs and share the link with yourself for a “multiplayer” experience).
My two non-negotiable hard requirements: One, I wanted to be able to play minesweeper with a couple friends on a sizable (at least 20x20) grid on the web easily. Two, I didn’t want to write any React / Vue / anything. A touch of javascript if necessary was fine, but I wanted to avoid it where I could.


I’m happy to say, mission accomplished. The playable grid works pretty well up to 40x40. Turns out that kind of takes a long time to solve, and 30x30 seems more to be a more reasonable game length. And more importantly, I wrote almost no frontend javascript code. I leaned entirely on the capabilities of the tools provided by Laravel.


How, you might ask, is this possible in a traditionally request / response bound language and server? I sketched a quick diagram that shows a slightly abbreviated flow.





It’s a deceptively simple concept. When using Livewire components, Laravel wires up some simple javascript that when you take an action submits a “POST” request, and this is used by the Livewire components server side to generate and return new HTML in the response which gets swapped into the page. There are bits of state managed for you so the Livewire component that gets passed back and forth, so for instance maintaining something like a counter feels a bit like magic.


However, this left me with a problem in that a singular client would only ever see the latest state of things if and when it submitted its own moves forcing the update function call and getting the newest state patched into their HTML.


This is where Laravel Echo, a websocket client, and Reverb, a first party websocket server, end up being the big winners. We can subscribe to the Reverb server from each of the frontend Clients, with a tiny bit of JS from the provided Laravel Echo to subscribe to the game channel. When any client makes a move on the board, the Laravel server broadcasts an “update” message to all subscribers via the Reverb server. Each client then goes and picks up the latest state to patch into their HTML. Below is an abbreviated flow from the perspective of a “Viewer” of a move and the “Player” of a move.





I did initially have some problems with large payload sizes across the wire during an update, and it was super easy to cheat. It turns out that Livewire happily sends along all the properties on the class unless you inform it otherwise. I had a board property that was generated at the beginning of each game with the locations of all the mines, and other information like if there were mines in range (aka: the number squares). I was inadvertently hydrating this board into the state of the component that went across the wire with every call. Simply making the prop protected solves that problem. Finally, implementing gzipping shrunk the payloads across the wire tremendously since it was mostly repetitive HTML for each cell, ~300Kb to ~12Kb.


That’s it. That’s all it took and I had what feels like a little single page app to play a 900 cell game of minesweeper with a couple friends without writing any Javascript. The great part is, I’m sure this could all be vastly improved. Laravel, specifically Livewire, has quite a few neat ways to make optimizations. Importantly though, my silly project still works even without needing to be an expert. Could it be better? Yes. But in mere hours I built something that satisfied my predefined hard requirements.


I threw everything up on fly.io and started testing with friends. It totally worked, but because the payloads could be a little bit sizable (especially before I gzipped things), a more distant friend, in the geographical sense, said it could be a bit laggy. I played around with putting instances of the app distributed to a few regions to get things closer to players since the Fly platform made that so easy. This worked, but I realize that this caused a problem given I was using SQLite for my database. The game would only ever exist and be accessible to a player if it was started on the server they were routed to.


I ended up using a neat Fly feature to resolve this, the fly-replay header. In the case where a game had been started on a different server it let me dynamically route requests from one server that doesn’t have that game state on it, to the one that does, without the user being any the wiser.





In the best case, geographically close players have a better experience since no replay / re-routing is required. In the worst case for games with highly distributed players, players far away from the game host incur some latency, as I haven’t yet figured out how to beat the physics of the speed of light. However, at least it is routing that traffic behind the Fly Proxy, and not a likely weaker client connection.


Side note: Fly.io was kind enough to sponsor this silly project, and gave me a link that gives anyone reading a $50 credit if they want to play with Fly.io themselves. Even if you aren’t using their platform right now, you can grab the credits and they won’t expire on you!


It wasn’t all rainbows and 200’s




I want to be very clear... The following all comes from a place of acknowledging that Laravel and the ecosystem have done so much well that the sharp edges are particularly noticeable. The process of growing a framework and ecosystem should appreciate the new developer experience as a cornerstone. This was my singular developer new-to-the-framework experience.


Coming in as a complete novice to the Laravel ecosystem is disorienting at best. The sheer amount of flexibility in the framework along with its depth of features and integrated products inflict an analysis paralysis on newcomers. I wasn’t quite sure which, or if I needed any 25 different things listed under the ecosystem tab (answer, yes).


Getting going had a couple false starts figuring out what approach to take. Eventually I ended up with a very spicy stew from a local and Sail based environment. It’s all still a bit broken, but like my hand-me-down Dodge Stratus in high school, it got the job done.


I think what demoralized and slowed me down the most, there was no definitive “do this to get started”. There are docs, yes, honestly probably too many versions of “getting started”. It was a choose your own adventure where paths diverge, converge at points, lead off a cliff on another path (several times I deleted whole folders, attempted to uninstall everything and get back to a fresh state), and at one point you end up in an alley where you are offered some salve (Laravel Herd) to soothe all your aches and pains for a couple silver coins.


Were I to do this all again, I’d have a better idea of where to go and what I’d want. But my experience here is highly contrasted by experiences like install node, run npx create-next-app@latest or install ruby, run gem install rails.


When it came to actual functionality, it took me quite a bit of scouring the docs to understand that Livewire and Echo were the things I needed to enable a pattern of inducing a Livewire update when another client updates. But Echo then mentions Redis is needed, and something else called Reverb is optional, but you can use Pusher channels if you want instead? What was Reverb, Pusher channels? We all know I got there in the end, I needed a websocket broker and Reverb is simply the first party one provided by Laravel.


While reading the docs is not something I’m not proclaiming as a negative, and it is a side-effect of the “not all batteries included, but they are available” that seems to be the strategy of Laravel, it is painful in a lot of cases to have so many options documented without clear indicators of preference. If I was diving into laravel professionally, I’d likely read the documentation religiously and this would all be less of a problem. But for a new developer trying to set things up, all these options add up to a layer of hidden complexities.


As an illustration of hidden complexity, in the sketch at the beginning of the article... you see a redis powered queue system. It took me quite a while to realize I needed to actually run queue workers somewhere in my local dev, it didn’t just happen with the normal starting up of a dev server. For probably a solid hour I just thought my code was wrong. In retrospect, duh, but without catching the small two-sentence blurb in the docs under a h4 header, I wouldn’t have realized it for much longer.


Finally, when it came to shipping everything on fly.io, while packaging up a container and shipping was easy... with Laravel itself there are lots of configurations for everything because of all the flexibility in how you can model an architecture. You are mostly left to your own devices and experience for figuring it out. Lacking the requisite Laravel specific experience, I mostly resorted to guessing and playing documentation telephone with AI.


I simply wanted to put Reverb on a /socket path on my main domain. As far as I could tell this had to be possible (it is). And while the incantation is fairly trivial at the end of the day, the docs all make various assumptions, for example that Reverb will be running on its own subdomain. Even the pre-populated .env configuration files account for wanting to have Laravel be able to hit Redis inside of a network while your clients will need a DNS resolution across a domain.


To reiterate the opening paragraph of this section. I only took the time to write this because I care. There is a saying we use a lot at my day job, “Reality has a surprising amount of detail” (John Salvatier). When I look at everything Laravel has done and can do, it is not surprising to me that getting started is a bit complicated. The reality is that Laravel grew and evolved to the needs of those depending on it to do real work, real work is complicated. Every last thing I raised here is solvable with skilled and guided hands pruning and tending the garden of the ecosystem.


I’m impressed, the hype is earned




Regardless of the pains expressed, I still came away having enjoyed the journey and the project as a whole. I get why Laravel is gaining steam, I understand why people love the ecosystem. I appreciate and value what the community is building.


I’m not going to drop all my toolsets and jump to Laravel tomorrow at the day job, but I’m also pretty sure my next silly build with PHP isn’t going to be another decade away..



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Python httpx.get or requests.get much slower than cURL for this API - why?

For a home automation project I am trying to pull train delay data for our magestically unreliable commuter trains. An API wrapper exists, with cURL examples. These work fine, but both Python's requests.get and httpx.get are slow to pull data (up to a minute for requests and ca. 4 seconds httpx) but curl, or pasting a link in the browser, returns almost immediately. Why?


The internet suggested that some sites have anti-scraping protections and may throttle or block requests, as it uses HTTP1.0. On this API httpx does seem to be much faster, but nowhere near as fast as curl or the browser.


Some examples - this Python snippet takes ca. 4 seconds:
import httpx
client = httpx.Client(http2=True)
response = client.get('
https://v6.db.transport.rest/stations?query=berlin')
https://v6.db.transport.rest/stations?query=berlin') /> print(response.text)



This takes up to a minute:
import requests
response = requests.get('
https://v6.db.transport.rest/stations?query=berlin')
print(response.text)



This returns almost immediately:
import subprocess
command = 'curl \'
https://v6.db.transport.rest/stations?query=berlin\' -s'
result = subprocess.run(command, capture_output=True, shell=True, text=True)
print(result.stdout)
print(result.stderr)



What's the magic here? Thanks in advance for any hints.

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Different ways of passing a variable by reference?

I want to pass a variable to a function and have the function change the value.


I know I can do this as an object but am wondering if there is some way to do this that I haven't thought of.


This is what I want to do, but it doesn't work the way I want of course:
function test1(vari) {
vari = 2;
}
var myvar1 = 1;
test1(myvar1);
console.log(myvar1);



This works, but I don't really want to make all the variables objects:
function test2(vari) {
vari.val = 2;
}
var myvar2 = { val: 1 };
test2(myvar2);
console.log(myvar2.val);



This also works, but not an acceptable solution:
function test3(vari) {
eval(vari + ' = 2;');
}
var myvar3 = 1;
test3('myvar3');
console.log(myvar3);



Is there a better option than these?


Updated


A better example of what I would like to do:
function test5(vari, onblur) {
document.querySelector('body').innerHTML += ``;
el = document.getElementById(`ctl_${vari}`);
el.addEventListener('blur', function(e) {
vari = e.target.value; //Doesn't update original variable
onblur(e);
});
return el;
}
var myvar5 = 'test';
var ele = test5(
myvar5,
function(e) {
//Could set myvar5 = e.target.value but not wanting to do this for every single field
console.log(myvar5);
}
);

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Weekly /r/Laravel Help Thread

Ask your Laravel help questions here. To improve your chances of getting an answer from the community, here are some tips:

* What steps have you taken so far?
* What have you tried from the documentation?
* Did you provide any error messages you are getting?
* Are you able to provide instructions to replicate the issue?

* Did you provide a code example?

* Please don't post a screenshot of your code. Use the code block in the Reddit text editor and ensure it's formatted correctly.






For more immediate support, you can ask in the official Laravel Discord.

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Convert CSV to REST API

Convert your CSV to a fast, searchable, REST API with my new tool. Check it out and let me know what you think. submitted by /u/jdcarnivore
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How to consider daylight savings time when using cron schedule in Airflow

In Airflow, I'd like a job to run at specific time each day in a non-UTC timezone. How can I go about scheduling this?



The problem is that once daylight savings time is triggered, my job will either be running an hour too soon or an hour too late. In the Airflow docs, it seems like this is a known issue:




In case you set a cron schedule, Airflow assumes you will always want
to run at the exact same time. It will then ignore day light savings
time. Thus, if you have a schedule that says run at end of interval
every day at 08:00 GMT+1 it will always run end of interval 08:00
GMT+1, regardless if day light savings time is in place.




Has anyone else run into this issue? Is there a work around? Surely the best practice cannot be to alter all the scheduled times after Daylight Savings Time occurs?



Thanks.

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I dug through Laravel's new `defer()` helper to find out what's powering them if not queues.

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An auth helper package for Laravel HTTP Client

I really like the built in HTTP Client in Laravel. It makes it so quick and easy to make calls to external services. But a common thing for me to solve when building applications with Laravel is simple authentication with external API:s. Especially OAuth2 or API:s that is using refresh tokens to fetch short lived access tokens. I was also very surprised that I couldn’t find any simple solutions for this. So I created one.

It is just an extension of the built in HTTP Client that provides a very simple, yet flexible and powerful API to manage the refreshing and usage of short lived access tokens. Managing this in a robust way required significant amount of boilerplate code or custom API clients for each integration. Now it is just a chained method call on the HTTP Client you are already using.

I’m about to release the 1.0 version, but first I wanted reach out to collect some feedback on the API and overall solution. Once I tag the 1.0 version, I don’t want to make any breaking changes for a good while.

Here is the repository:
https://github.com/pelmered/laravel-http-client-auth-helper

I’d love to get some feedback on this. Specifically I would like feedback on the following:


*

The API to use it. Is it good? How would you want to improve it?
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What are the most sensible defaults? (See usage for example on how these are used)
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Auth type: Basic or bearer? (for the access token)
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Expires option (how should this be set by default? The package supports reading a field from the response from the refresh request, either as a string for the key in the response, or as a closure that receives the whole response object. You can also set it with an integer for TTL in seconds)
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Credential token key name (If sent in body, or as a query string, what should be the the field name? Currently it is “token”)
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Access token key (From what key should we get the access token from the refresh response be default? Accepts both a string or a closure that receives the response object and returns the token)
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Right now I’m just using the default cache driver to store the tokens. Would you want this to be configurable?



The plan is to release version 1.0.0 with a stable API next weekend.

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Error when i run commend php composer dump-autoload

Illuminate\Foundation\ComposerScripts::postAutoloadDump
@php artisan package:discover --ansi



Error


Class "Composer\InstalledVersions" not found


at vendor/maatwebsite/excel/src/Cache/CacheManager.php:43
39▕ * @return MemoryCache
40▕ */
41▕ public function createMemoryDriver(): CacheInterface
42▕ {
➜ 43▕ if (!InstalledVersions::satisfies(new VersionParser, 'psr/simple-cache', '^3.0')) {
44▕ return new MemoryCacheDeprecated(
45▕ config('excel.cache.batch.memory_limit', 60000)
46▕ );
47▕ }
+11 vendor frames



12 artisan:35
Illuminate\Foundation\Console\Kernel::handle()


Script @php artisan package:discover --ansi handling the post-autoload-dump event returned with error code 1


I tried to change databass password and server

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Should Laravel introduce AI validation rules into core?

I think this could be a great addition. Would you use it? submitted by /u/jdcarnivore
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Where to find the latest version of google-api-services-gmail maven?

I am trying to find the latest version of the google-api-services-gmail api. At
https://central.sonatype.com/artifact/com.google.apis/google-api-services-gmail I see 1-rev20240520-2.0.0 which 'sounds' right. But the place where I usually get the versions is
https://mvnrepository.com/ which only has data from 2020:
https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.google.apis/google-api-services-gmail . Am I looking at the wrong place on mvnrepository ?


Thanks for any help in advance!


I also see
https://javadoc.io/doc/com.google.apis/google-api-services-gmail/latest/index.html which seems to be managed by Google as well as
https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.google.apis/google-api-services-artifactregistry/v1-rev20240903-2.0.0

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I am trying to insert a timestamp from one spreadsheet to another spreadsheet

I have two spreadsheets, we will call them Active Spreadsheet (where the code is being implemented) and Target Spreadsheet (where the timestamps go) The Active Spreadsheet will have data entered on sheet "Week1" into column D starting at row 4. When the data is entered into column D I want an "Initial Date" timestamp and a "Modified Date" timestamp populated into the Target Spreadsheet, sheet "Week#1" at the corresponding rows in columns 1 and 2 respectively. I have the following code written, and it runs without errors. However, when I input data into column D of the Active Spreadsheet, nothing populates in the Target Spreadsheet. I have tried running the code and researching various reasons as to why it is not working but cannot find a solution.
function onEdit(e){
const row = e.range.getRow();
const col = e.range.getColumn();
const sheetName = "Week1";

if (col === 4 && row > 3 && e.source.getActiveSheet().getName() === "Week1"){

var activeSpreadsheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
var targetSpreadsheetId = "TargetSpreadsheetID";
var targetSpreadsheet = SpreadsheetApp.openById(targetSpreadsheetId);
var targetSheet = targetSpreadsheet.getSheetByName("Week#1");
var targetRow = range.getRow();
var timestamp = new Date();
var formattedTimestamp = Utilities.formatDate(timestamp, Session.getScriptTimeZone(), "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss");

targetSheet.getRange(row,2).setValue(formattedTimestamp);

if(targetSheet.getRange(row,1).getValue() == ""){
targetSheet.getRange(row,1).setValue(formattedTimestamp);

}
}
}

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Different plots of marginal effects with interaction term and offset when using different packages

I'm trying to understand why when I plot marginal effects using different packages I get different plots. Admittedly, I suspect it's because I do not understand how data transformations and offsets are being handled by the respective packages. I'm afraid I don't know how to make a reproducible sample of data, but I hope I can provide enough context below.


I have the following model using package MASS:
model

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Laravel Singletons Can Be Dangerous in Long Living Processes

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Stop using arrays

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Laravel Herd Adds Forge Integration, Dump Updates, and More in v1.11

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Laravel Herd released v1.11 this week, a significant update that includes Laravel Forge integration, sharing Herd project configuration across a team, a convenient profiler integration, and more:


Laravel Herd v1.11 Main Features






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Forge Integration - Integrate directly with Forge and deploy applications via the UI

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Share Configuration With Your Team - share project configuration via a Herd.yml file

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Profiler - profile applications with the SPX profiler using herd profile


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Reverb TLS Support - Reverb TLS support with the click of a checkbox

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Dump UI Improvements - Dump queries, HTTP requests, logs, and more directly in Herd





Forge Integration




Herd now has direct integration with Laravel Forge, enabling you to deploy your site directly from Herd, open an SSH connection on the server, or even open your site on forge.laravel.com. Head over to the documentation to learn more!


Sharing Configuration With Herd.yml




With Herd v1.11, you can share project configuration with your team using a Herd.yml file in the root of your project. You can configure the project name, domain aliases, PHP version, and SSL certificates.


You set up the Herd.yml using the herd init command. If your project doesn't have the file, the init command prompts you through the setup process. Pro users can also define services in the Herd.yml file.


When a new developer clones your project, running herd init will get them up and running immediately, and all developers will have the same setup. Projects can configure the Forge server and site IDs to share site configurations with all developers.


Check out the Herd documentation to learn all about Sharing project configurations.


The Herd v1.11 update is available immediately on macOS, with the Windows release happening soon.


Profiler




Herd v1.11 has a new profiler for identifying performance issues in your code. Herd makes profile requests, CLI scripts, and long-running tasks seamless.


Profiler example from the Herd documentation



Here's an example of profiling Artisan commands via the Herd CLI:
herd profile artisan my-command



Dump UI Improvements




Herd's dump debugging features a new custom PHP extension that makes using dd() and dump() automatic. You can also configure Herd to dump queries, HTTP requests, views, jobs, and logs.





Learn More




You can learn more about Herd's features in the official documentation.



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What’s New in Laravel 11.23: A Summary

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Excel VBA Selecting the files xxx_Before.log then xxx_After.log

Main goal is to select Tag1_Before.log then Tag1_After.log (The name of the files will be different but there will definitely have a before or after in the name of the files). Currently the files are being selected in alphabetical order because I am using the Dir function. Below is part of the code I have gathered, and a visual representation of where I will access the files.
With Application.FileDialog(msoFileDialogFilePicker)
.AllowMultiSelect = False
.Filters.Add "Log Files", "*.log", 1

If .Show = -1 Then
FullPath = .SelectedItems.Item(1) 'selected text file full path
End If
End With

If FullPath = "" Then Exit Sub 'if Cancel pressed, the code stops

textFileLocation = Left(FullPath, InStrRev(FullPath, "\") - 1)
fileName = Dir(textFileLocation & "\*.log") 'first text file name
fileDate = Format(FileDateTime(textFileLocation), "mm/dd/yyyy")

If fileName "" Then
Do While fileName "" 'loop since there still are not processed text files
'Get File Name
sFullFilename = Right(fileName, Len(fileName) - InStrRev(fileName, "\"))
sFileName = Left(sFullFilename, (InStr(sFullFilename, ".") - 1))

'place the content of the text file in an array (split by VbCrLf):
arrTxt = Split(CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject").OpenTextFile(textFileLocation & "\" & fileName, 1).ReadAll, vbCrLf)
lastR = ws.Range("A" & ws.Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row 'the row where to paste the array content

'drop the transposed array content:
ws.Range("A" & IIf(lastR = 1, lastR, lastR + 1)).Resize(UBound(arrTxt) + 1, 1).Value = Application.Transpose(arrTxt)

'apply TextToColumns to whole returned data:
ws.Columns(1).TextToColumns Destination:=ws.Range("A1"), DataType:=xlFixedWidth, _
FieldInfo:=Array(Array(0, 1), Array(43, 1), Array(70, 1)), TrailingMinusNumbers:=True

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✅ Command Validator: validate the input of console commands

Command Validator is a Laravel package to validate the input of console commands. ✅


https://github.com/cerbero90/command-validator

The validation of our command arguments and options is just one trait away! 🙌


https://preview.redd.it/018z0tn9pfod1.png?width=1748&format=png&auto=webp&s=e523f7bd24f8c4b94c9a08b1f19a383a699982cb submitted by /u/cerbero90
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Invalid Grant Error with MSAL in Next.js - Insufficient Permissions (AADB2C90205)

I am implementing login functionality in my Next.js application using Azure AD B2C and the MSAL library. However, I am encountering the following error when attempting to log in:
{
"error": "invalid_grant",
"error_description": "AADB2C90205:This application does not have sufficient permissions
against this web resource to perform the operation.
\r\nCorrelation ID: 425d0c39-3bf7-48be-9b81-8bc5cd5abc02\r\nTimestamp: 2024-09-06 12:41:31Z\r\n"
}



Here are the relevant details:
@azure/msal-browser: ^3.23.0
@azure/msal-react: ^2.0.13



I am using Azure AD B2C to handle user authentication.


Steps Taken:


I registered the application in Azure AD B2C.
Configured the necessary redirect URIs and API permissions.
Set up the MSAL configuration in my Next.js app using the MSAL React library.


Troubleshooting Attempts:


Checked API permissions and made sure they were granted admin consent.
Verified that the redirect URIs and scopes in my MSAL configuration match those in Azure AD B2C.
Question: What might be causing this "insufficient permissions" error, and how can I resolve it? Is there something specific I need to configure in Azure AD B2C for MSAL to successfully authenticate users?


Any help would be appreciated!

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Laracon US Keynote Framework Updates Are Now In Laravel 11.23

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The Laravel team released v11.23 this week, with the Laracon US 2024 open-source updates like defer(), concurrency, contextual container attritubes, and more.


Laracon 2024 Updates




Taylor Otwell contributed all of the goodies he shared in his Laracon US 2024 keynote, including chaperone(), defer(), Cache::flexible(), contextual container attributes, and more.


The documentation is being updated; here are a few highlights you should check out to get familiar with these updates:




*
Concurrency Documentation


*
Container Contextual Attributes


*
Automatically Hydrating Parent Models on Children (AKA chaperone())

*
Helpers: Deferred Functions






See Pull Request #52710 for full details on everything added related to Taylor's .


Add minRatio and maxRatio Rules to Dimension Validation




Cam Kemshal-Bell added min and max ratio to the dimensions validation rule:



You can use these methods fluently, using minRatio(), maxRatio(), and ratioBetween():
use Illuminate\Validation\Rule;

//
// Using minRatio and maxRatio fluent methods
//
Rule::dimensions()
->minRatio(1 / 2)
->maxRatio(1 / 3);
// dimensions:min_ratio=0.5,max_ratio=0.33333333333333

//
// Equivalent using ratioBetween()
//
Rule::dimensions()->ratioBetween(min: 1 / 2, max: 1 / 3);

// dimensions:min_ratio=0.5,max_ratio=0.33333333333333



You can also use the string style dimensions rule with this update as well:
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Validator;

Validator::make($request->all(), [
'min_12' => 'dimensions:min_ratio=1/2',
'square' => 'dimensions:ratio=1',
'max_25' => 'dimensions:max_ratio=2/5',
'min_max' => 'dimensions:min_ratio=1/4,max_ratio=2/5',
]);



Backed Enum Support in Gate Methods and Authorize Middleware




Diaa Fares contributed two pull requests that continue to add backed enum support. This release includes updates to the Gate methods and Authorize middleware.


Here are some examples of using Enums with Gate methods:
enum Abilities: string {
case VIEW_DASHBOARD = 'view-dashboard';
case EDIT = 'edit';
case UPDATE = 'update';
}

// Before
Gate::define('view-dashboard', function (User $user) {
return $user->isAdmin;
});

Gate::authorize('view-dashboard');
Gate::inspect('view-dashboard');
Gate::check('view-dashboard');
Gate::any(['edit', 'update], $post);
Gate::none(['edit', 'update]], $post);
Gate::allows('update', $post);
Gate::denies('update', $post);

// After
Gate::define(Abilities::VIEW_DASHBOARD, function (User $user) {
return $user->isAdmin;
});

Gate::authorize(Abilities::VIEW_DASHBOARD);
Gate::inspect(Abilities::VIEW_DASHBOARD);
Gate::check(Abilities::VIEW_DASHBOARD);
Gate::any([Abilities::EDIT, Abilities::UPDATE], $post);
Gate::none([Abilities::EDIT, Abilities::UPDATE], $post);
Gate::allows(Abilities::UPDATE, $post);
Gate::denies(Abilities::UPDATE, $post);



Here's an example of the Authorize middleware's support for backed enums:
Route::get('/dashboard', [AdminDashboardController::class, 'index'])
->middleware(
Authorize::using(Abilities::VIEW_DASHBOARD)
)
->name(AdminRoutes::DASHBOARD);



Skip Middleware for Queue Jobs




Kennedy Tedesco contributed a Skip middleware to skip a job based on a condition. This middleware has three static constructor methods you can use, including when(), unless(). The job is skipped based on the result of the condition used:
class MyJob implements ShouldQueue
{
use Queueable;

public function handle(): void
{
// TODO
}

public function middleware(): array
{
return [
Skip::when($someCondition), // Skip when `true`

Skip::unless($someCondition), // Skip when `false`

Skip::when(function(): bool {
if ($someCondition) {
return true;
}
return false;
}),
];
}
}



Eloquent Collection findOrFail() Method




Steve Bauman contributed a findOrFail() method on Eloquent collections that adds a way to find a model on an already populated collection:
$users = User::get(); // [User(id: 1), User(id: 2)]

$users->findOrFail(1); // User

$user->findOrFail([]); // []

$user->findOrFail([1, 2]); // [User, User]

$user->findOrFail(3); // ModelNotFoundException: 'No query results for model [User] 3'

$user->findOrFail([1, 2, 3]); // ModelNotFoundException: 'No query results for model [User] 3'



Release notes




You can see the complete list of new features and updates below and the diff between 11.22.0 and 11.23.0 on GitHub. The following release notes are directly from the changelog:


v11.23.0






* [11.x] Fix $fail closure type in docblocks for validation rules by @bastien-phi in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52644 />

* [11.x] Add MSSQL 2017 and PGSQL 10 builds by @driesvints in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52631 />

* Update everyThirtyMinutes cron expression by @SamuelNitsche in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52662 />

* Bump micromatch from 4.0.5 to 4.0.8 in /src/Illuminate/Foundation/resources/exceptions/renderer by @dependabot in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52664 />

* [11.x] apply excludeUnvalidatedArrayKeys to list validation by @lorenzolosa in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52658 />

* [11.x] Adding minRatio & maxRatio rules on Dimension validation ruleset by @CamKem in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52482 />

* [11.x] Add BackedEnum support to Authorize middleware by @diaafares in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52679 />

* [11.x] Add BackedEnum support to Gate methods by @diaafares in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52677 />

* [11.x] Suggest serializable-closure by @driesvints in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52673 />

* [11.x] Fix alter table expressions on SQLite by @hafezdivandari in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52678 />

* [11.x] Add Exceptions\Handler::mapLogLevel(...) so the logic can be easily overridden by @taka-oyama in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52666 />

* [11.x] Bugfix for calling pluck() on chaperoned relations. by @samlev in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52680 />

* [11.x] Fix build failures due to enum collide After adding BackedEnum support to Gate by @diaafares in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52683 />

* Fixing Str::trim to remove the default trim/ltrim/rtim characters " \n\r\t\v\0" by @mathiasgrimm in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52684 />

* [11.x] Add Skip middleware for Queue Jobs by @KennedyTedesco in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52645 />

* [11.x] Fix etag headers for binary file responses by @wouterrutgers in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52705 />

* [11.x] add withoutDelay() to PendingDispatch by @KennedyTedesco in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52696 />

* [11.x] Refactor Container::getInstance() to use null coalescing assignment by @xurshudyan in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52693 />

* [11.x] Removed unnecessary call to setAccessible(true) by @xurshudyan in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52691 />

* [11.x] Add Eloquent\Collection::findOrFail by @stevebauman in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52690 />

* [11.x] PHPStan Improvements by @crynobone in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52712 />

* [11.x] Fix Collection PHPDoc by @staudenmeir in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52724 />

* [11.x] Add optional parameter for confirmed validator rule by @jwpage in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52722 />

* [11.x] Test Improvements by @crynobone in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52718 />

* [11.x] Fix incorrect variable-length argument $guards from array to string by @kayw-geek in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52719 />

* Allow testing of relative signed routes by @shealavington in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52726 />

* [11.x] fix: Builder::with closure types by @calebdw in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52729 />

* Laracon 2024 by @taylorotwell in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52710 />

* Add Tag attribute by @TijmenWierenga in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52743 />

* [11.x] Adds BackedEnum to PendingDispatch's phpDoc for onQueue, allOnQueue, onConnection, allOnConnection methods by @sethsandaru in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52739 />

* New when() helper. by @danmatthews in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52665 />

* [11.x] Add fromUrl() to Attachment by @KennedyTedesco in
https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/52688 />






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Getting Authentication error when connecting to another private repo from the github actions workflow

I'm using the self-hosted runner in the GitHub actions workflow. Facing issue when running the terraform init command. It throws the Authentication error. I'm using PAT to connect to the other repo.
terraform:
runs-on: self-hosted
needs: determine_scope
if: needs.determine_scope.outputs.deploy == 'yes'
environment: ${{ inputs.environment }}
env:
TF_VAR_snowflake_account: ${{ vars.SNOWFLAKE_ACCOUNT }}
TF_VAR_snowflake_username: ${{ vars.SNOWFLAKE_USERNAME }}
TF_VAR_snowflake_role: ${{ vars.SNOWFLAKE_ROLE }}
TF_VAR_snowflake_private_key_passphrase: ${{ secrets.SNOWFLAKE_PASSPHRASE }}
TF_VAR_snowflake_private_key: ${{ secrets.SNOWFLAKE_PRIVATE_KEY }}

defaults:
run:
working-directory: ${{ inputs.path }}

steps:
- name: Checkout Repository
uses: actions/checkout@v4

- name: Login to Azure
uses: azure/login@v2
with:
creds: ${{ secrets.AZ_CREDENTIALS }}

- name: JSON Parse
id: parse
env:
AZJSON: ${{ secrets.AZ_CREDENTIALS }}
run: |
ARM_CLIENT_ID=$(echo $AZJSON | jq -r '.["clientId"]')
ARM_CLIENT_SECRET=$(echo $AZJSON | jq -r '.["clientSecret"]')
ARM_TENANT_ID=$(echo $AZJSON | jq -r '.["tenantId"]')
ARM_SUBSCRIPTION_ID=$(echo $AZJSON | jq -r '.["subscriptionId"]')
echo ARM_CLIENT_ID=$ARM_CLIENT_ID >> $GITHUB_ENV
echo ARM_CLIENT_SECRET=$ARM_CLIENT_SECRET >> $GITHUB_ENV
echo ARM_TENANT_ID=$ARM_TENANT_ID >> $GITHUB_ENV
echo ARM_SUBSCRIPTION_ID=$ARM_SUBSCRIPTION_ID >> $GITHUB_ENV

- name: Setup Terraform
uses: hashicorp/setup-terraform@v3
with:
terraform_version: latest

- name: Set up Node.js
uses: actions/setup-node@v2
with:
node-version: '16'

- name: Configure Git Credentials
run: |
git config --global credential.helper store
echo "
https://x-access-token:${{ secrets.GIT_PAT }}@github.com" > ~/.git-credentials
env:
GIT_PAT: ${{ secrets.GIT_PAT }}

- name: Terraform Init
run: terraform init -backend-config="${{ inputs.backend_config }}"



error:


You said:
I'm getting this error in terraform init


│ Error: Failed to download module
│
│ on main.tf line 124:
│ 124: module "tag_associations" ***
│
│ Could not download module "tag_associations" (main.tf:124) source code from
│ "git::
https://github.com/g/platform-terraform.git?ref=main": /> │ error downloading
│ '
https://github.com/g/platform-terraform.git?ref=main': /> │ /usr/bin/git exited with 128: Cloning into
│ '.terraform/modules/tag_associations'...
│ remote: Invalid username or password.
│ fatal: Authentication failed for
│ '
https://github.com/g/platform-terraform.git/' />

When I use the github hosted runner (ubuntu-latest) it works fine. But when usig the self-hosted runner. it throws above error

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I am using random forest regression model to predict groundwater level changes. I am using continuous inputs (timeseries data) such as GRACE, Precipitation, Maximum temperature, Minimum temperature, NDVI as well as static data such as land elevation, hydraulic conductivity, slope, sand percent. When I added static inputs to continuous inputs, the model gave high importance to static inputs and neglected continuous inputs. How I can fix this problem.


I got a prediction but the problem in feature importance the model gave high importance to static inputs and no importance for continuous inputs which is wrong. how can I fix this?

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The Spring boot app can run on the online server. Now, we want to replicate the same app at the local machine but the Spring boot jar file failed to run and had the below error.


I read Compilation error on List.getFirst(): cannot find symbol?
The answer stated the issue caused by the different java version of the online server and the local machine. But I checked they both used java 21.


Error message
JSONWebMvcConfigurer.java:
java: cannot find symbol
symbol: method addFirst(com.alibaba.fastjson2.support.spring6.http.converter.FastJsonHttpMessageConverter)
location: variable converters of type java.util.List

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VS Code feels less

So I decided to move from PHPStorm to VS Code, because 2 PHPStorm reasons:

* PHPStorm Laravel Idea is a paid plugin :( Yes I know 30 days for free. I've been doing that for years now.
* PHPStorm is slow, bulky and takes a lot of Memory.




and several, but not limited to, VS Code reasons:

* It's fast.
* You can spawn cursors w/o switching to some column mode.
* Template shortcuts like "nav.w-full.bg-ping-600".
* Developers tend to use it and if I see video explaining or showing examples, nice to see the same editor.
* A lot of customization and tuning is possible.




How it's going you might ask?



Not easy. It's a nightmare some would say.

* I had to google and install a lot of Extensions. Then I had to deal with errors from said Extensions. Uninstall some of them. Then maybe install a couple back. I uninstalled a pack extensions and that removed all said extensions. I still don't know if I have all Laravel/Vue extensions and if I might need to change them later because of a different project... So many unknowns, where's the PHPStorm you just install and use. That's it.
* Quick fix is not working. Even after installing Volar, ESLint or Laravel extensions and going through all the settings the OpenAI suggested. Not Vuejs, not Laravel quick fix is working. Insane.
* In VSCode/Laravel project you can move or rename a file and nothing will be updated.
* I'm missing a PHPStorm panel where you could double-tap a ctrl and have a list of commands to execute in the terminal.
* VSCode does not have scratch files. Installed an Extensions. That doesn't work either.
* Missing the Laravel Idea make form for Models, Controllers, etc. I now have to either answer a lot of questions from Command Palette or run it manually from the terminal.
* If I ctrl-click "UserController@update" from the terminal, that doesn't work either. I have to delete the @\update to open the UserController.php file.
* PHPStorm has a very nice open modal: Open Class, Open fiile, actions, etc. I can't open a PHP class in VSCode.
* PHPStorm has a Local History modal, where I can go back in time while editing file and maybe re-do something or copy old code.
* I think I forgot a couple issues while writing this but I will end this rant by saying PHPStorm had all configurations in one place. I could configure and run php serve, npm dev, debug, etc all in 1 place. VSCode depends on extensions and whether they add commands to Command Palette.




Atm bootstrapping a full-stack developer to a VSCode feels challenging. Not to mention there's people who won't bother going through configuration or troubleshooting for VSCode. They would simply install PHPStorm and start using it. That's my friend. He's an iphone user. submitted by /u/darknmy
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Lazy JSON Pages v2 is finally out! 💝

Scrape literally any JSON API in a memory-efficient way by loading each paginated item one-by-one into a lazy collection 🍃

While being framework-agnostic, Lazy JSON Pages plays nicely with Laravel and Symfony 💞


https://github.com/cerbero90/lazy-json-pages


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