I am working on a restful api website and I am getting data page wise already and I just want to add pagination to my project but I don't know how to do that I have more than 300 pages help me solve this issue, I want to provide link to different pages like http://something/pageno.1 and then for 2 then for 3 and so on and I am using api so I can fetch data only in pages not all data at once
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I have a blog built in Drupal8 with more than 10K articles. I would like to implement the article listing and pagination in ReactJS. How can I do this ?
First you should understand difference between, SPA (single-page application) and MPA (multi-page application).
Drupal generates pages in the back-end and sends to user (browser). ReactJS is a library to make SPA, which different from Drupal. You can use React with MPA, but it's a bit tricky.
You can use jsonapi get the data from Drupal.
I am new to using headless cms and was wondering how to render content as a new page? I am building the site in Next.js and comfortable.io but I don't understand how making a new page in comfortable can be passed to the next.js project to produce the pages. Can someone please point me in the correct direction for what I need to learn to understand this?
To get data off your headless CMS you will have to hit the API endpoints provided. In order to render the CMS content on the server side you will have to do your get request to the API in the getInitialProps life cycle method.
After doing so next.js will render the page along with the fetched content to the client.
You can find more information in the documentation link here.
This is more a general question than a problem.
I'm developing a react native application, and i need to integrate a page that shows facebook posts.
However, i can't see how to fetch posts from the page, please note that it's a public page.
How could i fetch posts from a facebook public page using react native?
Before stepping into ReactNative, you should first plan how to fetch data from facebook.
Facebook offers the Graph API, which suits your needs.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/
Here is the docs specifically for Facebook pages.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/pages/
The response from the API is usually in JSON format, then you can use the fetch API of javascript in ReactNative.
I strongly suggest doing the API calls on your server tho.
Currently I have an application built with Angular 2 (all the front-end side) and Symfony 3 (web framework) . I have defined each view as an Angular application.
I think it's the time to migrate to a Single App but I have some questions before I venture into the lion's den.
If a user change manually the URL, of course, they, should enter to the requested URL, but how can angular know which url is trying to open?
I should create multiple controllers or only one that catch all the requests?
If none of above are the right way, please, can you suggest any way to do it?
Thank you so much.
If you're trying to build a Single Page application, it means that your routes will be managed by your front-end, here by Angular 2 via #angular/router.
Symfony can then be only used as a back-end web service (i.e. a Restful API) that will answer to your front-end calls via JSON responses. Depending on the size of your API, you may wish to use FOSRestBundle for that purpose.
So you don't have to worry about Symfony routing interpretation since your urls will be managed by Angular router. Symfony routes will be called directly by your Angular application to get/post/put/delete/patch your back-end data.
UPDATE
To answer you comment, a user who directly enters a URL will simply see the page you linked to this url via Angular routing, there is (almost) no difference between front-end and back-end routing.
If you want to dive deeply in how hash routing works in javascript, you can check this article.
To see a real-life example of a SPA with full Angular routing, ga.me is a good start.
I have a Single Page web application which just has index.html as the entry page for application, all other URLs and screens load based on extjs scripts.
I added the Javascript tracker code before tag and am able to track whenever a user logs in via index.html page. Howerver, there are multiple screens with different URLs in my application, not sure how can we track other screens(different URLs loaded at runtime) via Piwik
I saw some solution for Angular JS single page application, do we have something similar for extjs as well?
Please post any related information and with those pointers, probably we can reach a solution.
Thanks in advance!
There is currently no official guide about this but it is planned.
In order to track the different screens, you will need to push manually page views to Piwik. First you can have a look at the guide for the JavaScript Tracking Client.
Here is an example to push a page view:
// Piwik must be loaded normally above
// Track a page change
_paq.push(['setCustomUrl', newUrl);
_paq.push(['setDocumentTitle', document.title]);
_paq.push(['trackPageView']);
You could also track events if some links are more "actions" than pages.
You can also have a look at all the features and options in the JavaScript Tracking Client API reference.