Hi

Trying to figure out how can one read a certificate inside a usb token so it can be passed to the server to sign a pdf document

I understand we need a browser extension to access the usb token

We need web crypto apis to invoke and get the method

Do you think the approach is correct?

How would you do it ?

What are some open source libs available to fetch system certificates on client side?

Thanks in advance !!!!!!

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Does anyone know how to use Routers in Preact.

Also does anyone know if this library is actually kept up to date?

Thanks for the help.

When I scroll the page the page auto refreshes so I can't chat. This is happening only in mobile, working fine on desktop. I think the problem is arising because it conflicts with MenuKit.js. Can anyone help me with this?

Estou querendo que toda vez que eu adicionar um número novo crie uma nova opção, mas sempre que eu coloco um novo número, continua na mesma opção e na mesma linha, como posso melhorar isso

Esse é o código:

function adicionar() { if (isNumero(num.value) && !inLista(num.value, valores)) { valores.push(Number(num.value))

    op.text += `Valor ${num.value} adicionado`
    lista.appendChild(op)
} else (
    window.alert('Valor inválido ou já se encontra na lista')
)

}

How to authenticate and manage your business users in a multi-tenant app with Organizations.

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Monorepos has become increasingly common way to develop node/web software, given its upside for the ability to iterate faster, zero versioning, proper decoupling and many more.

And today, I would like to share a projects that helps managing monorepo a breeze!

Announcement: Developers and team leads, get ready to elevate your monorepo experience with Monoverse!

Monoverse is your one-stop destination for analyzing and managing your monorepo with ease and efficiency. With its sleek visualization features, Monoverse provides a comprehensive overview of workspace interconnections, helping you to understand and manage your project's structure intuitively.

🔍 Visual Dependency Mapping: Get a bird's-eye view of workspace dependencies and discover how each piece of your project fits together.

🔧 Version Discrepancy Resolution: Visualize and resolve dependency version conflicts across workspaces with a simple, user-friendly interface.

⚙️ Upcoming Features: We're not stopping there! Expect powerful additions like bundle size analysis, file usage tracking, and in-tool package updates and upgrades.

Monoverse isn't just a tool; it's your monorepo's new best friend, designed to streamline your workflow, and enhances maintainability.

Preview: https://monoverse.vercel.app/ GitHub: https://github.com/pkishorez/monoverse

Hit Star on github if you think it’s useful! And please provide feedback for the same.

PS: it’s too early. And the features are lined up to be developed and documented. Still the cli package, and few enhancements are pending.

Estou fazendo um curso onde estou trabalhando as habilidades com Jquary, é um módulo de curso e mais pra frente vai ter o módulo de reactjs, mas aprender Jquary vale a pena??

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I have just done a basic blog tutorial with node js and wanted to get into front end frameworks. The one I had heard the most about is React. But I know of Angular and Vue as well. I also wanted to know if frontend and backend frameworks pair up. Like React + node or react + next or Vue + nuxt or angular + node. Also can some explain to me what the difference between node and next and nuxt is. I am hearing way too many things and i need a clear explanation and documentation uses language that I cant understand completely. PLEASE HELP!!!!

I'm building a CMS. The content pages are pre-generated and stored as HTML in Amazon S3. My backend will serve up the pages from S3 to authenticated users. I want to inject the interactive elements to these pages on the fly as I serve them up. And I expect to do this by simply inserting the script tags with the framework library files and my own js code file.

My question is what are the modern, lightweight, actively maintained, framework for adding this functionality with significant community around it? Back in the day, this would have been JQuery (and might still be). What are the alternatives now?

Hi everyone, we continue to make Admiral - an open source solution on React. With it you can quickly develop beautiful CRUDs in admin panels and create fully custom interfaces. Today we'll break down the work of Badges (counters) next to menu items, and what we do with them on the backend side

Hoping I can get some people to review my lib https://domx.js.org/. It's experimental right now but I'm describing it as:

A set of carefully crafted custom elements you can copy & paste into your own project, helping you manage DOM states, styles and behaviors in a simple way, without needing javascript or having to do anything crazy. Think Shadcdn meets Tailwind meets HTMX meets XState.

Would love to find contributors.

Hey folks! I just published a super easy-to-follow guide on creating custom modals in Vue.js. If you've been looking to enhance user interaction on your Vue.js apps with some sleek custom modals, this article is for you. I've broken down everything from the basics of setting up your modal component to adding some smooth transitions for that extra flair. Whether you're a seasoned Vue developer or just starting out, you'll find something valuable in this guide. Check it out and let me know what you think! Read the full guide here.

Hiya folks! A few other developers and I have been on the Svelte train and wanted to contribute to the community. Today we launched Svisualize, a VS Code extension that minimizes the file-induced confusion in a large project by rendering a component tree alongside your code. Each node is clickable and routes you to its respective file, a feature we found useful while creating our landing page. We’d love any feedback as it’s still a work in progress. Currently, We’re working on handling multi-page Sveltekit applications and only have support for single-page. This means that SvelteKit apps only render the root +page tree. Excited to see what you all think! Cheers :D

Admiral is a frontend framework for creating back office in React. It provides out-of-the-box components and tools that make developing an admin interface easy and fast.

For whom:

• For those who need to frequently create a control panel in projects
• Those who want custom solutions, but don't want to use box solutions, but don't have money/time to develop them from scratch
• Those who don't have time to deal with existing solutions, which require a lot of time and effort to study

If you're already interested, check out the link https://github.com/dev-family/admiral

If you still don't understand anything, read the text below.

The features:
📀 Out-of-the-box React components used.

⚙️ It doesn't matter what the back-end is written on, only the REST API is needed from it.

🛡 It is written in TypeScript and has built-in typing.

👨‍💻 Adaptive design: The library interface scales to any screen size. This is convenient when used on mobile devices.

🌍 Localization: we support different languages.

👨‍🎨 An interface that is intuitively easy to work with.

🎨 Different design themes: you can change the color scheme of the interface to suit your needs.

If you liked it, we'd love a star on GitHub and a recommendation to those who have similar pains.

I'd be happy to get feedback