Posts (page 203)
-
5 min readIn Swift, optional parameters can be created on a struct by declaring them as optional using the "?" symbol after the data type. This allows the parameter to have a default value of nil if no value is provided when initializing an instance of the struct. Optional parameters can be useful when certain properties are not required for all instances of the struct or when the value may not be known at the time of initialization.
-
6 min readTo run Docker Redis in cluster mode, you can use the official Redis Docker image and configure it to run in cluster mode. To do this, you will need to create a Docker network for the Redis cluster containers to communicate with each other. Then, you can start multiple Redis containers with the --cluster-enabled yes option and specify the cluster-config-file parameter to point to a shared configuration file.
-
4 min readTo change the height of a table dynamically in Swift, you can do so by implementing the UITableViewDelegate method tableView(_: heightForRowAt:). This method allows you to specify a custom height for each row in the table based on certain conditions or data.In this method, you can calculate and return the desired height for a specific row based on your requirements. You can access the data for that row and adjust the height accordingly.
-
6 min readWhen handling concurrent updates to a Redis key, it is important to ensure that each update operation is atomic and does not result in data loss or corruption. One way to achieve this is by using Redis commands that support optimistic locking, such as WATCH and MULTI/EXEC.The WATCH command allows you to monitor one or more keys for changes during a transaction.
-
8 min readWhen encountering undefined symbol errors in Swift, there are several possible solutions you can try. One common cause of this error is missing or inconsistent framework/library dependencies. Make sure that all required frameworks and libraries are correctly linked to your project.Another possible solution is to clean the build folder and rebuild your project. This can help resolve any build errors or inconsistencies that may be causing the undefined symbol error.
-
6 min readTo use Redis as session caching in Laravel, first make sure that Redis is installed and running on your server. Then, update your .env file to set the SESSION_DRIVER to "redis" and specify the REDIS_HOST, REDIS_PASSWORD, and REDIS_PORT if necessary.Next, update your session.php configuration file to use the Redis session driver. You can configure options such as the Redis database index and connection configuration here.
-
5 min readTo pass an optional<vector<optional>> from C++ to Swift, you can create a bridging function in your C++ code that converts the data structure to a format that Swift can understand. You can use std::vector and std::optional in C++ to represent the data, and then convert it to an NSArray or other Swift-compatible data structure before passing it to Swift. Make sure to handle any potential null values or missing data appropriately to avoid crashes in your Swift code.
-
5 min readTo configure Redis as a cache in Rails, you need to first install the Redis gem in your Rails application. You can do this by adding the gem 'redis' to your Gemfile and running bundle install.Next, you need to configure Rails to use Redis as the cache store. You can do this by editing the config/environments/production.rb file and adding the following line:config.cache_store = :redis_store, { host: 'localhost', port: 6379, db: 0, namespace: "cache", expires_in: 90.
-
3 min readIn SwiftUI, you can delay an animation by using the animation modifier with a delay parameter. The animation modifier allows you to specify the duration and timing curve of the animation. To delay an animation, you can specify a delay value in seconds using the delay parameter.For example, you can delay an animation by 1 second by adding the animation modifier with a delay parameter to the view modifier chain. This will cause the animation to start after the specified delay period.
-
6 min readTo store integer values in Redis cache, you can use the SET command along with the key name you want to use and the integer value you want to store. For example, you can execute the command SET myKey 100 to store the integer value 100 with the key name "myKey" in the Redis cache. Redis will automatically convert the integer value into its string representation for storage.
-
4 min readYou can set the initial value of a datepicker in Swift by using the setDate method of the datePicker object. This method takes a Date object as a parameter, which represents the initial date that you want to display in the datepicker. You can set the initial value of the datepicker in the viewDidLoad method of your view controller, or wherever you are setting up your datepicker.
-
5 min readTo save an array of objects as a hash in Redis, you can use the HMSET command. This command allows you to set multiple field-value pairs in a hash data structure. You can convert each object in the array to a set of field-value pairs and then use HMSET to store them in a single hash key. This way, you can efficiently store and retrieve the array of objects as a single entity in Redis. Remember to choose a unique key for the hash to avoid overwriting existing data.