Node.js Web Server in Practice: File Upload
Preface: File upload is an essential capability in server-side development. In Node.js web server development, you can use formidable to implement file upload.
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Node.js Web Server in Practice: Scheduled Tasks
Preface: Scheduled tasks are an essential capability in server-side development. In Node.js web server development, you can use cron to implement scheduled tasks.
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Node.js Web Server in Practice: Local Logging
Preface: Local logging is an essential capability in server-side development. In Node.js web server development, you can use log4js to implement local logging.
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Standardized Code Commits: Conventional Commits
Preface This article introduces how to submit standardized commit messages. For the specification, see: https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/ commitizen You can manually submit commit messages that follow the spec, like
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Electron in Practice: Crash Reporting and Parsing
Preface In Electron development, crash reporting is inevitable. Electron provides crashReporter for reporting crashes, https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/api/crash-reporter. The underlying crash handling uses crashpad.
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Electron in Practice: Creating icns Icons
TL;DR: An app for converting PNG to icns on Mac has been created — feel free to use it: https://electron-icns.com/. Preface: When packaging an Electron app as a Mac application bundle, using electron-packager as an example, the default app icon after packaging looks like the Electron logo.
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Building a Node.js Web Server in One Article
Building a Node.js web server from scratch — covering HTTP module, URL parsing, query, headers, cookies, useragent, body parsing, file upload, CORS, redirect, and the qiao-z framework.
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Detecting Whether a User Is Online
Preface: How to determine if a user is online — not just whether the network is connected. Online means connected to the internet; connected means on a network but without internet access. This article covers detection methods for both Node.js and browser environments.
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Electron - Development Practice: Local Database SQLite
Preface Some common methods for local data storage include Cookie, LocalStorage, IndexedDB, SQLite, etc. Here is a brief comparison. Cookie Storage size: 4k. Set expiration: Yes. Server-side access: Yes. Feature: Simple data storage. LocalStorage Storage size: 5M. Set expiration: No. Server-side access: No.
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Learn Electron in One Article
Preface: The powerful vitality of JavaScript has expanded frontend development into many areas — web development with JS/HTML/CSS, server-side development with Node.js, desktop development with Chromium and Node.js, and mobile development with WebView.
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Learn IndexedDB in One Article
Introduction: IndexedDB is a database that can be used directly on the web. This article covers IndexedDB basics, comparison with LocalStorage, database and table operations, data CRUD operations, the qiao.db.js utility, and building a todolist with IndexedDB.
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Build a Todolist in One Article
Preface This article walks through building a todolist based on the following tech stack: React for UI, https://reactjs.org/ webpack for building the frontend project, https://webpack.js.org/ localStorage for data storage, https://developer.mozilla.
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