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In real code, you would call makePromise().then() or await makePromise(). I assigned the promise to an intermediate variable to illustrate the difference. Which style do you prefer?

const cl = console.log

function thenCatch () {
    cl('start')
    
    const promise = makePromise()

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private function findNearestLocation(Request $request)
{
    $location = DB::table('locations')
        ->select('name', 'latitude', 'longitude', 'region', DB::raw(sprintf(
            '(6371 * acos(cos(radians(%1$.7f)) * cos(radians(latitude)) * cos(radians(longitude) - radians(%2$.7f)) + sin(radians(%1$.7f)) * sin(radians(latitude)))) AS distance',
            $request->input('latitude'),
            $request->input('longitude')
        )))
        ->having('distance', '<', 50)
        ->orderBy('distance', 'asc')

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CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW public.srid_units AS
SELECT srid, CASE WHEN proj4text LIKE '%+units=%' THEN True 
			ELSE False 
			END AS units_set,
		CASE WHEN proj4text LIKE '%+units=m%'	 THEN 'Meters'
			WHEN proj4text LIKE '%+units=ft%' THEN 'Feet'
			WHEN proj4text LIKE '%+units=us-ft%' THEN 'Feet'
			WHEN proj4text LIKE '%+units=link%' THEN 'Link (Dunno)'
			WHEN proj4text LIKE '%+units=%' THEN 'Set, not caught properly'
			ELSE 'Decimal Degrees'

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https://github.com/final-form/react-final-form
https://github.com/airbnb/react-dates

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How to interact with Libraries

Use querySelector

this.$refs.datepicker.$el.querySelector('.datepicker__input').click();

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https://github.com/JedWatson/classnames

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Using regex

if (payload.isValid) 
          this.formattedNumber = payload.formattedNumber.replace(/\D/g, '');
}

https://javascript.info/optional-chaining

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maxymajzr Advice about making app concurrency-safe

https://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=22681&seqNum=3

right now, i can tell you that your code is not concurrency-safe (meaning multiple-inserts at once):

1. there's only 1 proper way to do it, and sadly - you will never find it anywhere in any laravel or php tutorials and it's because this issue is related to data modelling and databasesthat's how it works

2. It takes time() and adds config('session.lifetime') to it

3. Then you get a cookie that expires at time() + config('session.lifetime')

4. There's very little point in making the user extend the session, it's something you make user think about and users know fuck all about techy shit

5. Instead, you can use what google does and does it really good set a cookie for 2 years

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