I recently ran into the “node: –openssl-legacy-provider is not allowed in node_options” error while working with Node 17. It occurs when the NODE_OPTIONS environment variable is set with the value –openssl-legacy-provider. I had set that value for another project I tried recently, which conflicted with this project. Fixing the “node:...
I recently was working with a third-party library. I ran into the error “Uncaught SyntaxError: cannot use import statement outside a module” when I tried to import a function from the package. Let us look into why it occurred and how I fixed it. Why is this happening? The error...
I have been using zsh for quite some time now and learned something new while setting up some commands today. I was trying to reload zsh configuration after making some changes. I knew it was a source command but did not remember the complete one. So I googled and found...
ES6 introduced the set data structure in JavaScript. But sets are not ordered abstract data structures. So there is no .sort() property available on them. To sort a Set in JavaScript, we need to convert it into an array first. Since arrays are sortable, we will then sort them, and...
I have been doing a lot of complicated front-end work off lately and that always brings me back to the class conundrum of which element was adding a horizontal/vertical scroll to my page/elements. Debugging CSS scroll is a pain that I have felt too many times now and I always...
CSS now includes a :has selector that allows us to apply styles on the basis of what is happening inside an element. Often referred to as a parent seletor, the :has() function allows us to achieve this and more. Let us take a look at this relative selector. It only...
If you are here, then you are getting an “invalid active developer path” error on running commands in the terminal after a MacOS update. To be exact, the error would be: Fortunately, it is easy to fix this error and get your Git/Pip/Homebrew etc. working again. Most of the time...
Every once in a while, you come across something and you think, how did I not know this earlier? valueAsNumber is that thing for me. Whenever we need the value of an HTMLInputElement, we go to e.target.value. But getting the value of an input element as a number can be done without...
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