I built an weather app in flutter, but after installing it in my physical mobile it shows me an exception like "No address associated with hostname", but it is working perfectly fine in my simlator enter image description here Help me to resolve this >Solution : add internet permissions to AndroidManifest.xml: <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"/>

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&quot;, { method: "POST", headers: {"Content-type": "application/json"}, body: JSON.stringify(listing) }) .then(() => { fetch("http://localhost:8080/api/listing&quot;) .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