Server responds 500 when user tries to add the same question more than once

Steps to reproduce

1. Open add question form and fill it with required data
2. Repeat step 1 using exact the same values

• Update outstanding references to "fefaq"
• Update images

As the title says, it would be nice to list steps how to contribute to this project.

There are some templates on github like, for example, this one. I'm not sure what will fit to this project and how detailed should be. Maybe someone has bigger experience in contributing to open source. I think it requires discussion. I'll try to send some inspirations/templates too.

• Configure CircleCI and Danger
• Make sure deploys only restart api or www when there are changes
• Add dependabot configuration for www and api

Dependabot couldn't resolve your project's dependencies as it couldn't access swagger-to-ts.

You can provide additional git credentials in your Dependabot dashboard by clicking into the account menu (in the top right) and selecting 'Config variables'. If you use a custom token for the host github.com make sure it has read access to this repo, too.

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Reproduction steps:

1. sign in
2. fill in the add question form
3. click submit
4. nothing happens

network requests:

POST https://api.devfaq.pl/questions?
{"question":"Co to jest law of demeter?","level":"mid","category":"other"}

# response
{statusCode: 400, error: "Bad Request", message: "Invalid request payload input"}

#80

• enable rules of hooks
• forbid unnamed functions as default exports

The problem goes deeper, it's because of the Next Redux Wrapper v6 upgrade.

Short term solution is to downgrade to v5.

There is a mistake in this question.

It is written that "{dklf(df(kl))d]{}" is a valid test case while it is not due to the not opened "[".

Please update the question.

The code I used to test the cases:

const sum = (arr: number[]): number => arr.reduce((acc, el) => acc+el, 0);

type OpeningBracket = "(" | "[" | "{";
type BracketStackMap = Record<OpeningBracket, number>;

const checkBrackets = (str: string) => {
  const brackets = ["(",")", "[","]", "{","}"]; // "()[]{}".split("");
  
  const filtered = str.split("").filter(character => brackets.includes(character));
  const bracketsStack = new Map<BracketStackMap>([["(", 0], ["[", 0], ["{", 0]]);

  for(let i=0; i<filtered.length; i++){
    // could be simplified with closed/opening bracket key/value mapping
    const key = filtered[i] === ")" ? "("
          : filtered[i] === "]" ? "["
          : filtered[i] === "}" ? "{"
          : filtered[i];
    
    const currentVal = bracketsStack.get(key);
    
    // console.log({i, str: filtered[i], key})
    
    switch(filtered[i]){
      case "(":
      case "[":
      case "{":
        bracketsStack.set(filtered[i], currentVal + 1);
        break;
      case ")":
      case "]":
      case "}":
        bracketsStack.set(key, currentVal - 1);
        break;
      default: throw new Error(`Unhandled bracket: ${filtered[i]}`);
    }
    
    if(bracketsStack.get(key) < 0){
      // console.log("negative", bracketsStack.get(key))
      return false;
    };
  }
  
  return (sum([...bracketsStack.values()]) === 0);
};

const tests = {
  "{ac[bb]}": true, 
  "{dklf(df(kl))d]{}": true, //fails, should pass according to task description
  "{[[[]]]}": true,
  "{3234[fd": false,
  "{df][d}": false
};

Object.entries(tests).forEach(([test, expected]) => {
  const result = (checkBrackets(test) === expected) ? "✅" : "❌";
  
  console.log(`${result} "${test}" `);
});

// results
"✅ '{ac[bb]}' "
"❌ '{dklf(df(kl))d]{}' "
"✅ '{[[[]]]}' "
"✅ '{3234[fd' "
"✅ '{df][d}' "

It has been noticed that while using Harmon758/[email protected] your postgresql password -api2018 is present in plaintext. Please ensure that secrets are encrypted or not passed as plain text in github workflows.

It would be nice to add second theme of colors for people who couldn't stand code on white background because it is too bright for their eyes even it' s not.

Feature

Feature: Search engine

Given I'm a User
When I open the app
Then I want to be able to search for questions by their content

Questions

• Should it search only in current technologies or all of them?
• Should we use Algolia or implement it using PostgreSQL features?

Why

In order to make project management easier, we need to merge both repositories (this one and https://github.com/typeofweb/devfaq-api) into a single monorepo.

Other benefits

This will also vastly simplify some pieces of the codebase:

• Top level shared eslint config (+ overrides in api and www)
• Topl level prettierrc
• Single "dev" command to start both parts of the app
• Easier to introduce changes which usually span across both api and frontend

Checklist

• use this repo as a base
• make sure it's clear in devfaq-api readme that the code was moved here
• use yarn workspaces and maybe lerna
• merge api and www GitHub Actions workflows into a single workflow with two parallel jobs
• make sure commands such as dev and test can be run from the top level