Here are two examples of using json search API https://www.drupal.org/project/jsonapi_search_api

json search api also lets you search http://freida-admin.lndo.site/api/index/searchstax_jlb_index?filter[ful…

or

http://freida-admin.lndo.site/api/index/searchstax_jlb_index?filter[fie…

drush search-api:index searchstax_jlb_index

where searchstax_jlb_index is your index name, searchstax_jlb_index is mine obv.

and then to clear the index

drush search-api:clear my_index

Don't just delete / remove what's in your vendor directory, you can delete composer.lock and the entire vendor directory (the directory also) then run composer install again, to regenerate all the packages again.

drush ssg

Once you put in the xdebug on and off into .lando.yml you can use the path mappings in the attached screenshot to get the debugger working in phpstorm. I needed to setup these pathmappings to get it working.

excerpt from my working .lando.yml

https://www.qed42.com/insights/how-to-access-a-local-lando-site-on-othe…

https://docs.lando.dev/guides/access-by-other-devices.html#:~:text=Open….

go to /home/yourusername/.lando/config.yml

add:

To apply a patch from an existing merge request on Drupal's GitLab repository to your project while waiting for it to be merged, you can follow these steps:

1. Download the Patch
From the merge request page (https://git.drupalcode.org/project/samlauth/-/merge_requests/18/diffs), you can usually find an option to download the diff or patch directly. If you're viewing the merge request:

Click on the "Changes" tab.
Right-click the "Download" button at the top right of the diff display and select "Save Link As..." to download the patch file.
2. Save the Patch Locally

When dealing with multiple GitHub accounts on a single machine, managing SSH keys can get a bit tricky, but it's definitely manageable with a proper setup. Since ssh-add -l is showing the wrong GitHub user (or rather, the wrong SSH key for your current context), you'll want to set up SSH to use different keys for different GitHub accounts. Here’s how you can do that:

### 1. Generate a New SSH Key (if needed)
If you haven't already, generate a new SSH key for your second GitHub account. Skip this step if you've already generated a separate SSH key for each account.

Now I think this is amazing because it implies you can give ChatGPT a FAQ document, or regulations, and it can do an AMAZING job answering questions!!!!!

Prompt: In a game of RummyQ can I replace a joker on the screen, with any tile and then use it any way I like?

pip freeze > requirements.txt

poetry add $(cat requirements.txt)