I am trying to send API calls to https://api.sunrise-sunset.org/json to get the sunset/sunrise time. This works fine however the problem is whenever I send an API call with lat and lng parameters it returns an unexpected response. For example. The below code returns a correct value of sunrise and sunset(Without lat/lng parameters) import requests response… Read More Sunrise-Sunset API returning unexpected responses

I am using an api from the public-apis from github and it basically gives information about the country that we request Now I have encountered a problem and I don’t really know how to figure it out I want to create a card based on the information on the api but I want to do… Read More How to select a property inside of an object dynamically in JavaScript?

I am trying to find a way to export nested JSON data into columns in a CSV file. This is the JSON output for one of the checks we have in the 3rd party solution. { "url": "***", "id": 46092, "guid": "a200efc4-2b05-422a-8785-ca5868aa7c1d", "name": "***", "check_type": "FprXnet", "check_type_name": "Real Browser, Chrome", "check_type_api": "browser", "enabled": true, "location":… Read More Exporting nested JSON output to CSV file

I have been fetching pool data from the constants file. I have been assigned to create a featured vault i.e. the vault having highest APY Reward value after fetching from the API. I fetched all the three from the API and did my calculations. I am getting the value printed on the console but it… Read More Value not being displayed after render

So I am trying to make a form that when it is submitted this code is called. async function addListing() { let listing: any = { make: make, model: model, year: year, mileage: mileage, price: price }; await fetch("http://localhost:8080/api/listing", { method: "POST", headers: {"Content-type": "application/json"}, body: JSON.stringify(listing) }) .then(() => { fetch("http://localhost:8080/api/listing") .then(res => res.json())… Read More fetch inside of then() doesn't work the first time onClick()

I’m working with an external API in Node.js and receiving a JSON object that appears to be partially stringified. Here is a sample of what I’m getting: {"2":["{\"1\":{\"3\":{\"1\":0,\"3\":{\"1\":[{\"1\":27,\"2\":{\"2\":\"Some data is not available\"}}]}},\"4\":\"3168034526981006837\"},\"2\":{\"1\":[{\"1\":\"Brand1\",\"2\":1,\"3\":[\"2400\",\"1900\",\"1900\",\"2900\",\"2400\",\"2900\",\"3600\",\"2900\",\"2900\",\"2900\",\"3600\",\"2900\"],\"6\":\"0\",\"200\":{\"1\":[\"2900\",\"0.0\",\"0.20833333333333334\",\"0.0\",\"316003\",\"616827\",\"0.0\"]}},{\"1\":\"Brand2\",\"2\":1,\"3\":[\"246000\",\"165000\",\"201000\",\"246000\",\"246000\",\"301000\",\"301000\",\"301000\",\"301000\",\"246000\",\"301000\",\"301000\"],\"6\":\"0\",\"200\":{\"1\":[\"246000\",\"0.22357723577235772\",\"0.22357723577235772\",\"0.0\",\"\",\"\",\"0.22357723577235772\"]}},{\"1\":\"Brand3\",\"2\":1,\"3\":[\"6600\",\"5400\",\"6600\",\"8100\",\"8100\",\"9900\",\"12100\",\"8100\",\"8100\",\"8100\",\"9900\",\"6600\"],\"6\":\"0\",\"200\":{\"1\":[\"8100\",\"-0.18518518518518517\",\"-0.18518518518518517\",\"0.0\",\"629943\",\"2000000\",\"-0.18518518518518517\"]}}],\"2\":{\"2\":[{\"3\":\"metric4\"},{\"3\":\"metric1\"},{\"3\":\"metric2\"},{\"3\":\"metric3\"},{\"3\":\"bid_min\"},{\"3\":\"metric5\"},{\"3\":\"metric6\"}]},\"3\":{\"1\":{\"1\":\"3\"}}}}","{\"1\":{\"3\":{\"1\":0,\"3\":{\"1\":[{\"1\":27,\"2\":{\"2\":\"Some data may be not available\"}}]}},\"4\":\"3168034526981006837\"},\"2\":{\"2\":[{\"1\":\"255000\",\"2\":{\"1\":2022,\"2\":5},\"3\":\"235938\"},{\"1\":\"172300\",\"2\":{\"1\":2022,\"2\":6},\"3\":\"159533\"},{\"1\":\"209500\",\"2\":{\"1\":2022,\"2\":7},\"3\":\"193668\"},{\"1\":\"257000\",\"2\":{\"1\":2022,\"2\":8},\"3\":\"236771\"},{\"1\":\"256500\",\"2\":{\"1\":2022,\"2\":9},\"3\":\"237411\"},{\"1\":\"313800\",\"2\":{\"1\":2022,\"2\":10},\"3\":\"291502\"},{\"1\":\"316700\",\"2\":{\"1\":2022,\"2\":11},\"3\":\"291567\"},{\"1\":\"312000\",\"2\":{\"1\":2022,\"2\":12},\"3\":\"289137\"},{\"1\":\"312000\",\"2\":{\"1\":2023,\"2\":1},\"3\":\"289713\"},{\"1\":\"257000\",\"2\":{\"1\":2023,\"2\":2},\"3\":\"237667\"},{\"1\":\"314500\",\"2\":{\"1\":2023,\"2\":3},\"3\":\"289775\"},{\"1\":\"310500\",\"2\":{\"1\":2023,\"2\":4},\"3\":\"287316\"}],\"6\":\"257000\"}}"]} As seen above, \"1\":\"Brand2\" is a stringified JSON object inside the main JSON. I’m having trouble working with… Read More How to parse a partially stringified JSON received from an external API in Node.js?

I’m working with Pokemon API and I’m displaying different cards with Pokemon info, which works fine. Every card has a MORE INFO button, if you click there, a new page will open with more info of that particular Pokemon. But I’m not sure how to achieve that. I could add that "more info" card in… Read More Pokemon API – More info in a new html page

Has anyone had a situation where the Google API picking up upload time given you a result that isn’t true? For example: 2023-04-29T21:10:04Z This is the return from the API for today’s video that was uploaded. The thing is, I’m in Missouri (Central Daylight Time) and it’s currently 20:40. The originator is in Florida so… Read More Youtube API reading incorrect times

I have my controller class as namespace air_bnb.Controllers { [Route("api/[controller]")] public class UserController : Controller { private readonly UserDbContext context; private readonly IConfiguration _config; public UserController(IConfiguration configuration, UserDbContext _context) { _config = configuration; context = _context; } [HttpPost("register")] public async Task<IActionResult> Register(LoginReqDto request) { System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(request.Password); var hashedPw = BCrypt.Net.BCrypt.HashPassword(request.Password); User createdUser = new User {… Read More ASP.NET api getting null as request body