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6 min readIn Swift, you can decode a JSON response that includes a "null" value (representing "nan" or Not-a-Number) by checking for the null value during the decoding process. One common approach is to create a custom decoding strategy using the Decodable protocol and the decodeIfPresent method. By implementing your own decoding logic, you can handle the "nan" value appropriately when parsing the JSON data.
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3 min readTo group routes by domain in Laravel, you can make use of the domain method available in the Route facade. This method allows you to define routes that should only be active on a specific domain. By grouping routes based on domain, you can organize your routes more effectively and improve the readability of your code.To group routes by domain, you can define a group of routes using the domain method and pass in the domain as the first parameter.
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5 min readTo detect the Shopify activated theme name, you can access the theme settings in your Shopify admin dashboard. From there, go to Online Store > Themes, and you will see the currently activated theme highlighted. Additionally, you can check the theme name directly from the URL of your Shopify store. The theme name is usually included in the URL after "/themes/". Another method is to use Shopify's API to retrieve information about the current theme, including its name.
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6 min readIn Swift, you can convert a string to UTF-8 encoding by using the string's utf8 property. Once you have the UTF-8 representation of the string, you can convert it to an integer by using the String constructor that takes a sequence of UTF-8 code units. Here is an example code snippet that demonstrates this conversion: let myString = "123" let utf8 = myString.utf8 let utf8Array = Array(utf8) let integer = Int(String(decoding: utf8Array, as: UTF8.self)) ?.
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3 min readTo display random rows without repetition in Laravel, you can use the inRandomOrder() method along with distinct() method in your query builder. This will ensure that each row returned is unique and not repeated. Additionally, you can use the pluck() method to get only specific columns from the random rows if needed. This combination of methods will help you achieve displaying random rows without repetition in Laravel.
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7 min readTo get slick slider to show in Shopify, you will need to first add the slick slider library to your theme's assets. You can do this by downloading the slick slider files and uploading them to your theme's assets folder.Next, you will need to include the slick slider CSS and JavaScript files in your theme's liquid layout file. You can do this by linking to the files in the head section of your theme's layout file.
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5 min readTo animate a number in Swift, you can create a UIView animation block that updates the number's value over time. First, define a UILabel or UITextField to display the number on the screen. Then, set up a timer or use a CADisplayLink to update the number's value periodically. Inside the animation block, change the number's value while updating the label's text with the new number. Finally, call the UIView.
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5 min readIn Liquid Shopify, you can generate random numbers using the random filter. This filter can be applied to a range of values to generate a random number within that range. For example, {{ 1 | random: 10 }} will generate a random number between 1 and 10. You can also use variables in combination with the random filter, such as {{ min_value | random: max_value }}, where min_value and max_value are variables that define the range of the random number.
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3 min readTo calculate percentage with generics in Swift, you can create a generic function that takes two generic parameters representing the numerator and denominator. Inside the function, you can calculate the percentage by dividing the numerator by the denominator and multiplying the result by 100. Finally, you can return the calculated percentage as a generic type. This approach allows you to calculate percentages for different data types without having to write separate functions for each type.
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5 min readIn Laravel, you can read URL parameters by using the Request object. To access URL parameters, you can use the input method on the Request object. For example, if you have a URL like "example.com/test?param1=value1&param2=value2", you can access the values of param1 and param2 by using $request->input('param1') and $request->input('param2'). You can also use the query method to retrieve all of the query parameters from the URL as an array.
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6 min readTo clear the cart in Shopify using AJAX, you need to create a script that sends an AJAX request to the Shopify cart API. This request should include the necessary parameters to clear the cart, such as the cart ID.First, you need to get the cart ID from the Shopify storefront. You can do this by accessing the cart endpoint in the Shopify API. Once you have the cart ID, you can use it in your AJAX request to clear the cart.