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How to show less content in Angular

Vic-rider — Sat, 15 Jul 2023 07:11:54 +0000

NgxLessTextPipe

This pipe is created to help show less content like emails, descriptions, details.

Install

Run npm i ngx-less-text-pipe to install it.

Import

Navigate to the module or standalone component in which you want to use.


import { NgxLessTextModule } from "ngx-less-text-pipe";

@NgModule({
  declarations: [
  ],
  imports: [
    BrowserModule,
    NgxLessTextModule
  ],
  providers: [],
})
export class ProductsModule { }

Use

You have to go to your template where you want to use lessText pipe.

<p> {{ product.description | lessText:'100' }} </p>

Here, 100 represents the number of characters you want to display.

How to know which languages are spoken in a country as official or native.

Vic-rider — Sat, 15 Jul 2023 06:07:34 +0000

Made by @Vic-rider

countries-speaking-languages, query country information to know if a language is speaking in this country as official language or a native language.

Install

Install using npm install countries-speaking-languages

Usage

To include Countries-speaking-languages, require or import it:

in JavaScript

CountriesSpeakingLanguage = require('countries-speaking-languages');

in TypeScript

import { CountriesSpeakingLanguage } from "countries-speaking-languages";

Create an instance of it

const countriesSpeakingLanguages = new CountriesSpeakingLanguage();

You can get country information.

Ex :

countriesSpeakingLanguages.getCountry('country_code');
// returns country_datas [object]

You can get country officials languages data.

Ex :

countriesSpeakingLanguages.getCountryOfficialsLanguages('BJ'); // "BJ" as `country_code`
// returns { 'languages' : ['French'], 'languages_codes': ['fr'] }

You can get country spoken languages data.

Ex :

countriesSpeakingLanguages.getCountryAllSpeakingLanguages('BJ'); // "BJ" as `country_code`
// returns [ { "language": "French", "code": "fr" }, { "language": "Yoruba", "code": "yo" }, { "language": "Fon", "code": "fon" } ]

Check if a specific language is spoken as official language in a specific country

Ex :

countriesSpeakingLanguages.hasLanguageAsOfficial('fr', 'JP'); // "JP" as `country_code` and 'fr' as `language_code`
// returns false    : french is not an official language of Japan

Check if a specific language is spoken in a specific country

Ex :

countriesSpeakingLanguages.hasLanguage('pt', 'AO'); // "AO" as `country_code` and 'pt' as `language_code`
// returns true  : portuguese is spoken in Angola

You also have others ways to check if some languages are spoken in a specific country as official languages.

Ex :

countriesSpeakingLanguages.hasEnglishAsOfficialLanguage('AO'); // "AO" as `country_code` `
// returns false  : english is not spoken in Angola as official language

Here is other Official languages checker you can use:

hasMadarinAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasHindiAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasSpanishAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasFrenchAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasArabicAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasBengaliAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasRussianAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasPortugueseAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasIndonesianAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasUrduOfficiaAslLanguage(country_code)
hasJapaneseAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasGermanAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasChineseAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasTurkishAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasKoreanAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasYorubaAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)
hasFonAsOfficialLanguage(country_code)

Here is the ways to check if some languages are spoken in a specific country.

Ex :

countriesSpeakingLanguages.hasEnglishAsSpeakingLanguages('GH'); // "GH" as `country_code` `
// returns true  : english is spoken in Ghana

Here is other languages checker you can use:

hasMadarinAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasHindiAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasSpanishAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasFrenchAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasArabicAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasBengaliAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasRussianAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasPortugueseAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasIndonesianAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasUrduSpeakingLanguage(country_code)
hasJapaneseAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasGermanAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasJavaneseAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasChineseAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasTurkishAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasKoreanAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasYorubaAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)
hasFonAsSpeakingLanguages(country_code)

Test

To test countries-speaking-languages, run npm test

My .gitignore doesn't work, git not ignoring my files/folders. How to fix it ? How to ignore committed files/folders ?

Vic-rider — Sun, 26 Mar 2023 17:49:36 +0000

One thing you have to know is that Git only ignores the files/folders that have not been committed to the repository yet and are listed in .gitignore. So before your first commit, remember to set the files/folders you want to ignore to .gitignore and with their right path.

Cause :

When you don’t put the right path of your files in .gitignore list
When you don’t set your .gitignore list before your first commit. Git don’t ignore the files that are already committed.

Solution :

The solution is quite simple. You have to push again without the file or folder you wanted to exclude existing in your workspace.

A. Remove or Backup Files/Folders

You have to remove all the files/folders that are supposed to be ignored by git and make a commit. But to make things easy, you can back them up to replace them in their right path when the fixing is done.

It will make the files/folders untracked by git. After that, make sure they are properly listed in .gitignore with the right path, and they should no longer be tracked by git.

B. Fixing

Method 01 : More suitable when don’t have many important commits in your repository.

You have to reset to the previous commit.

Run in your project git log.

Run git reset 59c46944f9bef24453a9d9a4cba18eba8c2ed6ba.
Add the files/folders you remove or backup.
Now you can re-add / re-stage your files with git add -A or git add * and you can check if your files/folders are now ignored by git with git status.
After that, you can make a commit with your issue fixed and git ignoring your files/folders. Run git commit -m “commit with the files/folders ignored properly”.

Method 02 :

Remove the files from the index (not the actual files in your project) git rm -r –cached ..
Add the files/folders you remove or backup.
Now you can re-add / re-stage your files with git add -A or git add * and you can check if your files/folders are now ignored by git with git status.
After that, you can make a commit with your issue fixed and git ignoring your files/folders. Run git commit -m “commit with the files/folders ignored properly”.

Here is your humble servant Vincent TOSSOU (Vic-rider). I hope this article will help you solve your problem. And if you have any contributions to the content of this article, let me know in the comments.

Thanks.