Cyril Franceschini
Cyril Franceschini
any news about this feature?
How do you sign the `Email` instance using this library?
I've been able to build with this setting in `tsconfig.json`: ``` "compilerOptions": { "skipLibCheck": true } ```
I expect that it just works... In the meanwhile, I used another option. Thanks.
> Hi @cyrilfr > > First of all thanks for the question. It been quite around here lately. > > When I started out, one of my goals was to...
Play Framework uses [Akka](https://akka.io/) as HTTP and WebSocket implementation. Personally, I use this kind of code: ``` public WebSocket socket() { return WebSocket.Json.accept(request -> { // Just ignore the input...
I'm still interested in using OCA OCPP as a standalone library (not WS or framework integration specific). Do you have any news about it? How could I help?
Not being able to close the browser is a huge issue. Please, could you make it number one priority for this project? Thank you.
> My workaround was to use Observables. > > I turned the Browser.open() into an observable with _from_ and pipe _takeUntil_ with a _void Subject_ to cancel the observable. Worked...
What version of Capacitor are you using? I tried with this code but that didn't work: const cancel$ = new Subject(); from(Browser.open({ url })) .pipe(takeUntil(cancel$)) .subscribe(); setTimeout(() => cancel$.next(), 5000);