Build React Native App (4) - Redux, Jest, and NativeBase

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From this blog, typescript feature will be added. There are couple of ways to implement static type checking like; flow from facebook, PropTypes and Typescript. Typescript is well integrated with Visual Studio Code and supports better linter, error messages, and intellisense. Reference site Github Sample Ex4 Currnet version D:\GitRepo\reactnative>npm --version 6.3.0 D:\GitRepo\reactnative>react-native --version react-native-cli: 2.0.1 react-native: n/a - not inside a React Native project directory D:\GitRepo\reactnative>yarn --version 1.9.4 Creating React Native App $ react-native init ex4 If you want to specify the version, add "--version 0.57.3" at the end. Add NativeBase to React Native $ npm install native-base --save ... + native-base@2.8.1 added 71 packages from 42 contributors, removed 50 packages, updated 829 packages and audited 34989 packages in 138.542s found 0 vulnerabilities $ $ yarn yarn install v1.9.4 warning package-lock.json found. You
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Upgrading graylog from 1.2 to 1.3

Upgrading graylog from 1.2 to 1.3



Dec 10, 2015

Recently version 1.3 was released and this is the instruction to upgrade from 1.2 to 1.3 from ubuntu 14.04


 

     
  • sudo wget https://packages.graylog2.org/repo/packages/graylog-1.3-repository-ubuntu14.04_latest.deb

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  • sudo dpkg -i graylog-1.3-repository-ubuntu14.04_latest.deb

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  • sudo apt-get update

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  • sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

    •   You will see the following packages for graylog
      The following packages will be upgraded:
      graylog-server graylog-web liboxideqt-qmlplugin liboxideqtcore0
      liboxideqtquick0 oxideqt-codecs
     


    During installation, please select No for the question about changing the server.conf file. If you overwrite this configuration file, you will need to update the server.conf file again. For the detail, please review the my previous posting about installing icinga, graylog, and cacti.


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