Is there an example of replicating DOM.download() using Blob?

Why are these methods only deprecated here, but not in https://github.com/observablehq/stdlib?

Having links to Suggested substitutions would be helpful.

I need to add an id when defining a canvas: let out = DOM.canvas(inputImage.width, inputImage.height); solution was to: let out = Object.assign( DOM.canvas(inputImage.width, inputImage.height), {id: "canvasOUT"} ) Thanks to @mootari

or like this: mycanvas = { const canvasUid = DOM.uid("canvas"); return Object.assign(html`<canvas width="128" height="128" id="${canvasUid.id}" />`, { canvasUid }); }

@cpietsch the Object.assign in your example is redundant ;) (and HTML5 doesn't require self-closing tags for void elements): mycanvas = html`<canvas width="128" height="128" id="${DOM.uid("canvas").id}">`

@mootari you optimisation king ;)

New API is is that image(props) takes props to pass to underlying IMG tag https://github.com/observablehq/stdlib/blob/a2d491965d08a43290fbd09ab131b322dd6c8e44/src/fileAttachment.js#L45 So you can do .image({width: "400px"}) or even .image({ style: "max-width: 640px;" }) for a responsive one.

FYI: The Arquero library does not include the 'view' method as implemented here: https://observablehq.com/@uwdata/arquero#aq Workaround is to import Arquero: import { aq } from '@uwdata/arquero'

Or you can use Inputs.table(…)

could you gives examples of how BigQuery named parameters can work? the `BigQuery can use named (`@age`, `@name`, …)` : tried both `dbbigq.query(` SELECT ... @name`, [ name ])` which ends up `Error: Named parameters are not supported at [33:25]`; or `dbbigq.query(`SELECT ... @name`, { name })` got `Error: Bad request`, have to change to the ordered form `dbbigq.query(` SELECT ... ?`, [ name ])` which is the only way can work;