ncdc | ncurses based discord client | Command Line Interface library
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ncdc is a command line, ncurses based discord client, similar to how cmus is a ncurses music viewer. In fact, both cmus and irssi were huge inspirations for this project.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to download NOAA data using the rnoaa package and I'm running into a bit of trouble.
I took a vector from a dataframe and it looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-17 at 22:06In your loop attempt, weather2 is overwritten on each iteration of the loop.
Since the number of requests and the length of the return is unknown, one way to solve this problem is to wrap the call to ncdc
inside a lapply statement and save each response in a list. Then at the end of the lapply statement merge all the data into one large dataframe.
QUESTION
I just concluded my JavaScript DOM manipulation but I discovered that only the last row get updated irrespective of the row that I want to edit. The complete code is hosted here: https://github.com/Alekz19/ncdc-project
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-25 at 15:25When you call edit function pass into it a event:
QUESTION
and thank you for the help.
Currently the rnoaa package in Program R gives you an output as a list
. You can access the data in this list easily; however, I would like to alter the way the data is coming out. It currently is not in the format that is usable to me. I have animal relocations, and I am trying to give each animal relocation a assigned value of temperature that was recorded on the day of the location.
Currently the head of my animal dataframe looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-07 at 18:45Would something like this be of any help?
QUESTION
I tried to load a data frame from a URL
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-24 at 22:05- The URL contains
JSON
, not aCSV
, data. - The information of interest is in the
'data'
key - Read the URL with
pandas.read_json
- Read the
'data'
column withpandas.json_normalize
QUESTION
I am new-ish to Python and am trying to use an API in my Jupyter notebook, which requires a token. The API is from NOAA.
I put my request in the format given on NOAA's website. Everything below is literally what I put in my code with the exception of the token itself, replaced as MYLONGTOKEN:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-22 at 04:30Example Python code:
QUESTION
I am scraping
the ncdc website
and I want to output the result
in my HTML
file
The HTML
file is rendering only the last value in the list
Here is my web scraper
code
In my views.py
I have this function
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-14 at 10:12your problem is that you are replacing your context in your for
loop, so the context
after loop will only contain last one. so scaper should be like:
QUESTION
I'm trying to download a text file that has fixed width data elements and create an array of data (eventually I would store this in Core Data).
This is an example of the data in this file:
USC00054542 37.2000 -103.4833 1770.9 CO KIM 5 SW
USC00054546 37.1150 -103.2986 1602.3 CO KIM 10SSE
USC00054584 39.2833 -104.4333 1937.0 CO KIOWA 5 SE
USC00054585 39.3000 -104.5167 1998.0 CO KIOWA 4 SW
USC00054592 39.6167 -102.5833 1220.1 CO KIRK
USC00054603 38.7658 -102.8031 1311.2 CO KIT CARSON
I created a struct for the object that would be on each line:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-20 at 11:32Codable isn't going to work for you here because this isn't a structured data format. Unfortunately you're going to have to download the file and then create a parser to decode each line of the file and use that to create your individual data items.
Take a look at NSScanner
which might help you.
I took another quick look and it's easier than that. The format is documented:
QUESTION
I'm trying to automate the task of querying for data on this site using Puppeteer. So I need to select the dataset (Daily Summaries, 1st option), then select location type (State, 3rd option), then select state (Alaska, 2nd option). The problem is my code does not change to the next table. So instead of selecting the 3rd option (State) after selecting the 1st option in dataset (Daily Summaries), it just selects the 3rd option but in dataset table again! I am new to Puppeteer so I don't really know what to do with this. Any help is appreciated.
Below is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-07 at 13:07The problem you have there is that CSS transitions are preventing you from clicking those elements. One possible solution would be disabling all CSS animations on the page.
You can add that after the goto
call:
QUESTION
I use scrapyd to deploy and schedule my spiders on my local machine. The challenge I face now is deploying my spiders that executes with a headless browser.
I get two errors in my log file on scrapyd which are all related to not finding the webdriver in the project directory
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-02 at 08:05First: check if you have installed chromedriver
because it is not part of Selenium
and you have always install it separatelly. (The same is with geckodriver
if you use Firefox
)
Second: use /full/path/to/chromedriver
- system may run code in different folder then you expect and then relative path ./chromedriver
may direct to dirrefent place then you expect.
QUESTION
I'm trying to download all the files with the word 'tree' from this link.
I know how to download them individually, but I can't figure out how to download them all at once, according to that conditions (has word 'tree').
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-24 at 13:52This is likely to be very slow(see notes):
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