Christoph Pahmeyer

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Hey @temrix, I made a quick fork with updated dependencies (https://github.com/chrispahm/pouchdb-live-find) which is also on npm: npm i @chrispahm/pouchdb-live-find Will do a PR if requested!

Might want to add to @nastareater's comment that you can't run `sh bin/setup` through the standard Windows `cmd`, but rather the `Git Bash` terminal that is automatically installed together with...

Just stumbled upon this issue, but I thought I'd post a solution that works (at least for my usecase): For a CouchDB located at `http://my.couch.behind.nginx.com/mydb/`, I use the following nginx...

Hey 👋 For those interested, I wrote a helper function for adding (numeric) x-labels to an asciichart: https://next.observablehq.com/@chrispahm/hello-asciichart ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/20703207/113001168-d6bce380-9170-11eb-82f7-9efa57364d44.png) I guess it's not polished enough to do a PR, but...

@SteveCline @JamesLMilner Trying to help clean up some older issues here: Similar to issues #1470, #1484, #1547 this issue has been fixed with Turf >v6.2.0. Here's a small notebook showcasing...

Hey @wtusmchen, TLDR; use one of the solutions outlined in this notebook https://observablehq.com/@chrispahm/turf-issue-2075 I'm just guessing here, but since Turf >v.6.2.0, GeoJSON input objects are projected into Azimuthal Equidistant projection...

Hey @bdorninger, That is indeed strange, I tried to reproduce with a simple example, but unfortunately couldn’t: https://jsfiddle.net/92vwpr31/2/ Maybe it's the combination of the zoom/crosshair/drag-data pluging that is causing this,...

Thanks @bdorninger for digging into this! The "object theory" would somewhat make sense, could be that we need to make a deep copy of the object to make sure it's...

Alright, I now made a minor change creating a deep copy of the original data object. That solves the bug on my end, would be nice if you could confirm!...

Yes that's great, I just did a quick `JSON.stringify(JSON.parse())`