irony | modified version of the Irony project | Parser library

I am trying to append data from the list json_responsecontaining Twitter data to a CSV file using the function append_to_csv.

I understand the structure of the json_response. It contains data on users who follow two politicians; 5 and 13 users respectively. 1) author_id, created_at, tweet_id and text is in data. 2) description/bio is in ['includes']['users']. 3) url/image_url is in ['includes']['media']. However my nested loop does not append any data to sample_data.csv? and it throws no error. Does it have something to do with my identation?

I am trying to extract an element from a list and append it to a CSV file.

json_response is a list containing data on Twitter users who follow two politicians. For the first politician there are 5 tweets/users and for the second politician 13 tweets/users as can be seen from the structure of json_response. I want to extract the description for each user which is contained in ['includes']['users']. However, my function only extracts the last description 5/5 user and 13/13 user for each politician.

My knowledge regarding JSON-like objects is limited.

I have failed miserably several times to use httpservice to successfully draw information off of my server for use in my Roblox game I am working on. After a number of failed efforts, I discovered that the main problem was I am failing to parse the table to get the value I need from the JSON table and that is, I think, why I can't get the Currency Handler script to accept the value.

I have an Ubuntu server service and something called Putty to access it.

I have done enough trial and error to believe that the handler script is working as intended except for not receiving the information from the next script correctly.

I'm debugging a Rust program in VS-Code with LLDB.

The documentation on expressions says there's a Python projection of program's vars and structures.

So I check what it is like in the debugger, and set a breakpoint, but the expression does not work.

In Variables section, there's ooo, which is a list, with 0th element that has id and it's 0th element has a value I'm looking for. However expression /se ooo[0]['id'][0] == 135654667 raises IndexError in the Python debugger: IndexError: Index '0' is out of range.

The irony is that when you type that in the debug console, it works and suggests an expression!

I've tried a native Rust expression:

I am working on a project to have a random word guessing game. So far most of the code is working but I am trying to implement some rules on the length of words displayed to the user as a measure of game difficulty (shorter words = easier, etc). I am using a drop-down menu to get the user's setting selection, and then have rules in the JS tags that are supposed to be handling this.

After toying around with this for several days, I was hoping that a fresh pair of eyes might have a suggestion about where I am going wrong to be able to enforce the rules I am trying to enforce?

The specific functions that should be handling this are setDifficulty(), getSelection(), and randomWord()

I am having a problem while making a counter webpage the code seems fine but the webpage is showing me this error in the console. Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set properties of null (setting 'src')

here's my javascript code and Html code.

javascript:

This is the server

I'm trying to build a "maintenance mode" screen for Azure App Services running a single-page Vue app. Is this possible without Application Gateway?

• Azure App Service instance
• Runs a Node Express server on startup
• Express serves up a single page app
• All data is fed into the SPA via an API
• When the API undergoes maintenance I need a way to tell the front-end
• I'd prefer not to ask the API if it's available for each page view

I know Azure Application Gateway can serve up custom error pages, but we're currently not using this service and might have some legal/data privacy issues (it's a healthcare tool) with its data caching requirements.

I added a web.config file to the wwwroot on the service slot as an attempt to catch errors and redirect but it seems to have no impact. This is what I expected since Express should be handling routing and errors (which it does).

Asure has the ability to "stop a slot". Is there any way to customize the page that's displayed?

Other web searches show that custom errors were requested at one point, but the Azure feature request page produces a very beautiful 404 page (oh the irony).

Is there a way to customize the stopped and/or server error pages in Azure? Are there other commonly accepted ways of solving a problem like this?

I am getting cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'map') error. I am simply trying to access the array data.js in my Form.js component and map over the properties. But it is saying the data is undefined when I console.log. I set my data to reviews state default. Then I passed the state variable reviews to the value props so Form.js can access it. Any help is appreciated.

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