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  • [SOLVED] How do i override nvim-web-devicons cancel(X) icon

    i currently use Iosevka Nerd Font.

    the cancel icon (X) looks too big and i want to change it to lowercase (x). i looked through the nvim-web-devicons readme and i also tried printing out all the available icons there

    i.e. ```lua local devicons = require("nvim-web-devicons").get_icons() for _, value in pairs(devicons) do for i, v in pairs(value) do print(i .. "==>" .. v .. "\n") end end

    ``` but i couldnt find an icon with a name that matches X or cancel. what can i do to override this and replace with a custom one?

    [edit] i use barbar.nvim for buffers btw.

    i just tried akinsho/bufferline and the cancel icon looked normal. i suppose this is a barbar issue

    [edit]:

    okay turns out it was a barbar issue. just had to read through the README.md properly haha.

    ``` M.config = function() require("barbar").setup({ icons = { button = "x", -- customize it to anything }, }) end

    ```

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    a bson struct tag to create a unique index just like gorm
  • Hello, Thanks for responding. ^^

    i didn't want to make any changes to the id field.

    i have a user struct like this.

    type User struct {
    	ID         primitive.ObjectID `bson:"_id,omitempty" json:"id"`
    	FirstName  string             `bson:"firstname" json:"firstname"`
    	LastName   string             `bson:"lastname" json:"lastname"`
    	Email      string             `bson:"email" index:"email" json:"email"`
     }
    
    

    i wanted the Email field to be unique, just like the ID. so when a new user tries to create an account with the same email, it'll return an error.

    it isn't a problem anymore because i figured out a way... i created a custom struct tag that validates whether a user with the same email exist in the database.

  • a bson struct tag to create a unique index just like gorm

    I'm trying to find a bson struct tag to create a unique index just like the one in the image attached to this post but for mongodb. i tried searching and i found nothing Close to what i need but this stackoverflow post https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30831316/how-to-specify-a-struct-with-a-multi-column-unique-index-for-gorm

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