Why can’t a replacer function (argument for JSON.stringify) detect a (node) Buffer instance?
I have tried implement a replacer function for JSON.stringify() that detect if a value is buffer or not, but, when JSON.stringify call back my replacer, it is not a buffer anymore. Why?
Why can’t a replacer function (argument for JSON.stringify) detect a (node) Buffer instance?
I have tried implement a replacer function for JSON.stringify() that detect if a value is buffer or not, but, when JSON.stringify call back my replacer, it is not a buffer anymore. Why?
couldn’t figure out why the data from std(standard) subcolumn are not showing up
im making a table for a management system interface, and the way the table gets its data is from mysql and the other is fetched from json file, the std data fetched from the json file is assigned to ID_Recording. The problem seems to be that the std subcolumns being empty is likely due to how the data is being fetched and rendered in my frontend JavaScript code, but i cant seem to figure out why