Gabriel Nobrega ganobrega

🇧🇷 Modificador de chamadas para VTEX IO Graphql

O defetch é um modificador de requisições para endpoints VTEX que utilizam a tecnologia Graphql. O objetivo dele é fazer o encode do variables em json -> string -> base64 inserindo no extensions em seguida json -> string.

Como utilizar?

const defetch = (input, init) => {
    return (modifications) => {
        const url = new URL(input);

Adicionando `' + c = ç` no layout US Intl (com dead keys) via `.XCompose`

Este tutorial mostra como configurar a combinação ' + c para produzir ç (cedilha), mesmo usando o layout US International com teclas mortas, no Ubuntu (inclusive sob Wayland), sem alterar arquivos do sistema.

✅ O que fazer agora

1. Edite o arquivo `.XCompose` do seu usuário

VTEX Checkout with Deno

No polyfill. No browserlist.

This is a alpha version that I'm not using any more...

Now I'm using ESBuild and PostCSS

First create a new app using checkout-ui-settings scaffold

	Using the gh CLI clearly requires a lot of gymnastics, so you can just do:

	TOKEN=$(gh auth token)

	`git remote add -t main origin https://[email protected]/username/repo.git`
	Alternatively:

	`git remote add -t main origin https://$(gh auth token)@github.com/username/repo.git`
	(Just replace username/repo.git with your actual repo path.)

	#!/bin/bash
	eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"

	ORG_NAME="username-of-organization"

	gh repo list $ORG_NAME --limit 4000 \| while read -r repo _; do
	gh repo clone "$repo" "$repo"
	done

	# Definir diretório para armazenar o arquivo packages.config, logs e downloads
	$basePath = "C:/temp/Setup-WindowsDevEnvironment"
	$logPath = "$basePath/logs"
	$downloadsPath = "$basePath/downloads"
	$packagesConfigPath = "$basePath/packages.config"
	$logFile = "$logPath/install_log.txt"

	# Criar diretórios caso não existam
	if (!(Test-Path -Path $basePath)) {
	New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $basePath

	{
	"importOrder": [
	"^@kubernetes?.+$",
	"^electron?.+$",
	"^react?.+$",
	"^antd?.+$",
	"^@ant-design?.+$",
	"^@reduxjs?.+$",
	"^@rjsf?.+$",
	"^(?![@\\.]).+$",

	# Pass the env-vars to MYCOMMAND
	eval $(egrep -v '^#' .env \| xargs) MYCOMMAND
	# … or ...
	# Export the vars in .env into your shell:
	export $(egrep -v '^#' .env \| xargs)

	$(window).on('orderFormUpdated.vtex', (event, orderForm) => console.log("orderFormUpdated.vtex"));
	$(window).on('orderFormUpdated.vtex', (event, orderForm) => console.log("orderFormUpdated.vtex"));
	$(window).on('checkoutRequestEnd.vtex', (event, orderForm) => console.log("checkoutRequestEnd.vtex"));
	$(window).on('checkout.vtex.com', (event, orderForm) => console.log("checkout.vtex.com "));
	$(window).on('.vtexIdUI', (event, orderForm) => console.log(".vtexIdUI"));
	$(window).on('authenticatedUser.vtexid', (event, orderForm) => console.log("authenticatedUser.vtexid"));
	$(window).on('started.vtexid', (event, orderForm) => console.log("started.vtexid"));
	$(window).on('rendered.vtexid', (event, orderForm) => console.log("rendered.vtexid "));
	$(window).on('closed.vtexid', (event, orderForm) => console.log("closed.vtexid"));
	$(window).on('guestUser.vtexid', (event, orderForm) => console.log("guestUser.vtexid "));