Jagdish Singh Mehra jagdishlove

This is for who want to run unfollow script in their instagram profile then you will get following list scroll till the end and you will find profile with no intraction at the end of you list this is will reverse your following list and then apply that script which will run from the top
For reversing open your inspect element and check from where your all list rendering in that div you need to add new id="anything" and use that id in you console and replace element to your id and then call your function.

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I don't store return data from query to react state. I just feel like that's an anti-pattern. You should just use the returned data as it is like below:

const { loading, data, error } = useQuery(SOME_QUERY)

// If you absolutely need to cache the mutated data you can do the below. But
// most of the time you won't need to use useMemo at all.
const cachedMutatedData = useMemo(() =>{

	Please use useCallback with MenuList. That will work.
	const MenuList = useCallback((props: any) => {
	return (

	<components.MenuList {...props}>{props.children}</components.MenuList>

	</Fragment>
	);
	}, []);

	## adding multiple hours timedifference in javascript

	function minutesToHours(minutes) {
	const h = Math.floor(minutes / 60);
	const m = minutes % 60;
	return `${h}.${m < 10 ? "0" : ""}${m}`;
	}

	const totalMinutes = getTimesheetData?.reduce((sum, entry) => {
	return sum + hoursToMinutes(entry.noOfHours);

	Setting npm config set legacy-peer-deps true on the Git main branch will not affect other team members' local npm configurations. Each team member will still need to run the command on their local machines if they want to use the --legacy-peer-deps option.

	However, you can create a .npmrc file and add it to the Git repository to share the legacy-peer-deps configuration setting with other team members. Here's how to do it:

	Create a new file called .npmrc in the root directory of your Git repository.

	Add the following line to the file:

	javascript
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	//If we have an array where we need to find any value correspond to id which will be in same array so this we can use

	function getMeetingTypeById(id) {
	for (let i=0; i<modules.length; i++) {
	for (let j=0; j<modules[i].exercises.length; j++) {
	if (modules[i].exercises[j].id === id) {
	return modules[i].exercises[j].meeting_type;
	}
	}
	}

	const openInNewTab = (url) => {
	const newWindow = window.open(url, '_blank', 'noopener,noreferrer')
	if (newWindow) newWindow.opener = null
	}


	onClick={() => openInNewTab('https://stackoverflow.com')}

	//Milestones having nested array object which was very confusing for me making this gist so that people get confortable with map and reduce function.


	const totalMeetings = milestones.map(o => o.exercises.map(i => i.exercise)).reduce((acc, m) => acc.concat(m)).sort()
	const totalCcExercises = totalMeetings?.filter(x => x === 478 \|\| x === 480 \|\| x === 170 \|\| x === 213).length //this will count total repeated number of 478, 480, 170 and 213
	const totalHcExercises = totalMeetings?.filter(x => x === 477 \|\| x === 481 \|\| x === 171 \|\| x === 214).length
	const totalFaExercises = totalMeetings?.filter(x => x === 479 \|\| x === 211).length
	const totalCssExercises = totalMeetings?.filter(x => x === 482 \|\| x === 218).length
	const fafsaCssExercises = totalMeetings?.filter(x => x === 483 \|\| x === 218).length

	mutation popupreferral($user_id:Int!, $popup_date:timestamptz!){
	insert_show_referral_popup(objects:{
	user_id:$user_id
	popup_date:$popup_date

	}on_conflict:{
	constraint: show_referral_popup_pkey
	update_columns:popup_date
	}){
	returning{

	export const GET_FILES = gql`
	query GetFiles {
	files:files(where:{user_id:{_eq:439}}) {
	...File
	}
	}
	${FRAGMENTS}
	`