Working on a JavaScript based app (VueJS at moment) and am needing to navigate through a user's OneDrive account to find and select files. Documentation that I have found all seems to be for Microsoft's graph API, which uses a different auth method to what api.onedrive.com uses.
So far the only endpoint I have working correctly is "https://api.onedrive.com/v1.0/drive/root/children" and have been un-able to step out from there.
Any help on finding the list of endpoints and how to use them would be much appreciated.
I found interesting info about it in the following web.
OneDrive Examples for Node.js
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I am using prisma with NextJS. I am fetching data with dynamic routes. I dont know how SEO and sitemaps works. Do I need to generate sitemap for each post like this /post/1 ?
Search engines will find your pages themselves (via internal
cross-links in your site). But for SEO purposes better to create it -
sitemap.xml will work just as a hint.
A nice explanation is given by MyTitle in the comment.
I would suggest create a sitemap and add to the Google Search Console. Wait for 1-2 days, You will see the change in the google search results. I tried for one of my projects it works quite well.
Note: try site: mysite.com before and after.
I've built a website from the ground up already but for an upcoming one I need to use Wix or Squarespace as well as Firebase. So I set about trying to figure out if I could mesh those platforms when I came across the answer to this question:
Can I store database information in Squarespace? A: Essentially no
Followed by this documentation from Squarespace FAQs.
I was a bit confused since Firebase uses Javascript to use Auth, Firestore, Functions etc. Even if you need to run server-side code you can make a call to Firebase via JS to run Node applications. So is it possible to use Firebase with Squarespace, if you're allowed to add custom JS to your site?
Yes, Firebase works fully client-side. The only backend code you write in Firebase you can deploy directly to Firebase.
You can follow the official JavaScript web guide for Firebase to get started with this.
I am looking to create a little Google App Script to parse another GAS file to pull out the functions and any jsdoc type comments, and then display it.
Like if you navigate to a script you can get the revision history etc, but I wanted to be able to pass in a Drive folder containing multiple script files and develop a front end to display each's content.
I know about the Google Drive REST API with exportLinks do download as JSON.
I wondered if there was a simpler way to do it from another GAS file, or would I need to URLFetch of some description to do it over the RestAPI?
I have tried searching for similar things but they always lead back to the DriveAPI.
Any help with a starting place, or what GAS Objects I should start looking at?
Thank you
You have to use the REST based Drive API, there is really no other alternative. However, you don't need to use URLFetch to access it. Google Apps Script has what's known as Advance Google Services a collection of interfaces that grant native access to many REST based APIS including the Drive API.
You can check out the Drive specific documentation here. Its somewhat sparse, so you'll often have to fall back on the REST based documentation as well as rely on autocomplete inside the script editor to make sense of things.
I recently started using Swagger for my documentation but there are few things that are still unclear to me. I created my YAML document and now I would like to be able to share my documentation in a .pdf or HTML/Javascript page with the rest of my team. I can't use SwaggerHub because they don't have private repositories and Swagger Editor doesn't appear to allow to share the panel on the right.
Just to be clear, I would like to be able to get something like:
What am I missing?
I'm biased as I work on swaggerhub, but that's what the project is for:
https://swaggerhub.com
From there, you can push your swagger specs automatically to github and also make other users collaborators on the API (or just read-only).
We are trying to collaborate with another company but only have the basic four licence Team arrangement. It is a product we are developing so my API has to be private. I am using SwaggerHub but was disappointed to see that users can only see my private APIs if they are "collaborators" and hence covered by a paid licence (you can easily share public APIs on SwaggerHub). I guess this will mean hosting the HTML doco (which you can download from your SwaggerHub API) in my own Cloud-hosted instance of Swagger UI and securing it behind a logon...Open to suggestions!
I am trying to make a full Flash site SEO'd and have come across a problem which it seems the swfaddress optimizer javascript can fix, but i can't find out how to configure it. Does anyone know of any documentation or examples to help me out.
Thanks
dai
The swfaddress-optimizer.js does not need any documentation. This file simply needs to be included in your HTML. The documentation and configuration that is required for making your Flash site search engine friendly lies in creating a mod_rewrite rule on your Apache server and configuring an PHP script to handle the incoming URLs. Take a look at the SEO sample project provided in the SWFAddress distribution.
There's the API reference here: http://www.asual.com/swfaddress/docs/
and lots of sample code http://www.asual.com/swfaddress/samples/.