I am using Figma API to get a document. The response is in JSON Object. I want to convert that JSON Object, so that I can copy it into Figma UI or Convert the response to a compatible import file for Figma UI. Any Ideas, How to do that ? I know it is possible because https://www.landingfolio.com/library/all/figma landing folio already does that, I inspected the website a bit but couldn't find how they did it ! So any ideas ?
I tried looking at the docs of the Figma API I couldn't find any help there ! I tried to inspect the website landingFolio, because they do it. It seems like they do the conversion at the backend and only send you the component for Figma UI.
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I am trying to convert HTML files into PDFs, using pdfkit on python. I use the very simple code below:
import pdfkit
pdfkit.from_file('in.html', 'out.pdf')
The problem is that these HTMLs have charts (like Highcharts or Plotly) embedded into them and they do not show on out.pdf. I know from this GitHub post which describes the same issue that this has been a long standing problem with wkhtmltopdf, which has still not been fully resolved. Yet I was wondering if there was a workaround?
Thank you!
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I'm trying to build a Facebook Messenger bot using the Chatfuel platform but I came to a halt. I can't find anything about displaying the "Buy" button via the JSON API block. I'm trying to use the Stripe version, not the native FB Messenger purchase feature as the users will be outside of US. Now the button works fine when adding it using the Chatfuel's UI but I can't figure out how to show the Buy button via JSON API.
How should the JSON template look like? What tags do I need? I've been trying to use the examples from the official FB Messenger docs but nothing works, I end up getting the An error in JSON plugin has occurred / Unable to parse JSON message.
Can anyone please guide me in the right direction on how the JSON template should look like in order to display a buy button?
Many thanks!
Apparently there is no way to achieve this at the moment. I've got this answer in the Chatfuel FB support group:
"Unfortunately not possible. You'll have to use a Chatfuel redirect to a buy block or use a webview or create a normal buy button with a link to your checkout process behind it."
I have tried finding documentation on how to do this but I just couldn't find any, all the ways I tried where all using or the old api or just displayed nothing, the ideal format that I wanted is using this generator: http://www.yvoschaap.com/youtube.html I got this working on the site but when I copied the code to my own site (running wordpress, I also tried it just in a blank file). Please help!
Instead of using that code, use the official Google's Youtube Data API to integration youtube lists into your website.
Link to Youtube Data API search lists: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/search/list#http-request
I've read several Threads here on d3.js and JSON, I could not fix my problem though.
Please see the picture attached. I'm working with Vaadin and integrated d3.js into my project. I now owuld like to display a forced graph with d3.js, using a local graph.json file.
All code works - except accessing the .json file.
The webapplication/website is displayed correctly, but the graph is empty/not there.
I assume the error lays somewhere here:
d3.json("graph.json", function(error, graph) {...}
please see picture here
I'd appreciate any help. (inb4 new to javascript)
I'm trying to create a reusable directive in my app that allows for files to be encoded as base64 then uploaded via JSON.
I haven't seen my resources on the web talking about this approach. I've mostly only been able to find Angular file uploads via form data.
Can anyone shed some light on this topic?
This link
may prove interesting.
Basically he state that Base64 encoded data is 33% larger and takes longer to process than binary.
htmltrocks has an interesting
article regarding integrating the canvas element into your App.
It shows use of the HTML5 canvas toDataURL() method which converts to Base64.
See also:
How to convert image into base64 string using javascript