Adrian atwong

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I have an issue with my Vue webapp. Can you help advise on better solution than the one I implemented?

Sure, I'd be happy to help! Please provide more details on the issue you're facing and the solution you've implemented so far. That way, I can understand the problem better and offer a more informed advice.

The simplified version of my app has a search bar (component) present on all pages. When a user enters a query into the search bar, the component uses the Vue router to programmatically navigate to a search URL, e.g. if the user enter "Carl Sagan", the app would navigate to "/search?q=Carl+Sagan"

	angular.module('aw.scroll-end', []).
	directive('awscrollend', [function() {
	return {
	controller: ['$scope', '$element', function($scope, $element) {
	$element.scroll(function(){
	var scrollHeight = $element.prop("scrollHeight");
	var clientHeight = $element.prop("clientHeight");
	var remainder = scrollHeight - $element.scrollTop();
	if (remainder == clientHeight) {
	$scope.$emit('scrollend', $element);

	/*
	* Extract multiple screenshots/frames from a video URL
	* Params
	* - vidURL : video URL
	* - frOffsets : array of timestamps
	* - frameWidth : screenshot width (default: video width)
	* Returns
	* - frames: object with offset => {imgUrl, blob}
	*
	* An multiple-frame extension of http://cwestblog.com/2017/05/03/javascript-snippet-get-video-frame-as-an-image/

	var Jimp = require("Jimp");

	/*
	* Compute Perceptual Hash of an Image
	* Javascript equivalent of https://github.com/bjlittle/imagehash
	*
	* These hashes differ by ~1-3 Hamming distance from original python implementation
	*
	*/

	--
	-- Functions to generate an aggregate XOR of a UUID column [Postgres]
	--
	-- Useful to verify two tables are identical without computing
	-- a full md5 checksum of entire table
	--
	-- Note, only uses the big-end 8 bytes of the UUID as there are
	-- no 16-byte integers
	--
	-- Usage: select to_hex(aggrxoruuid(pk)) from mytable