gea | Web Framework library

Just an untested notepad scribble.
Since I can't verify it without sample data.

There is no need for a for loop. You could simply filter your aggregated dataset using dplyr::filter or subset for the inputted club name, merge it to the map data and plot.

I guess what you want is that you have so many possible ciphertexts and you hope that one of them is the plaintext so you want an automated checking program that will extract this possible ciphertext from the rest by comparing it's words to a dictionery if this is what you want I guess this modified program will help you a little. read the comments

The return value from your createPolygon function is not correct, you are throwing away the return value of the native geoXml.createPolygon function and returning the input arguement.

Instead of:

Have you looked at Filtering against query paramters and Django Filter Backend in DRF docs ? For one thing, you don't need a sort_by param because DRF provides OrderingFilter built-in.

I'd suggest using django-rest-framework-filters. Yes, you will have to read a lot of docs and understand internals but rolling your own implementation of parsing query parameters where you are basically passing user's input without sensitization to build queryset is a very big security red flag. Not to mention, it's also error prone and does not follow the Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY) principle which django is built upon.

Working code:

I believe your goal as follows.

• You want to reset the tab colors of sheets in a Google Spreadsheet.
• You want to achieve this using gspread.

• In this case, I think that to use the value of fields is an important point. When "fields": "tabColor" is used for the request body of the method of batchUpdate, the property of tabColor is modified. In that case, in order to reset the tab color, tabColor is not included in properties. By this, the tab color is reset.

When above point is reflected to the script, it becomes as follows.

I believe your goal as follows.

• You want to change the tab color of Google Spreadsheet using gspread.
• You want to insert new sheet using sheet.duplicate_sheet(template_id, insert_sheet_index=0, new_sheet_name=title) and want to change the tab color of the new sheet.

• In this case, the sheet ID can be retrieved with new_tab.id. You can use this value to the request body.
• In your situation, I think that tabColor instead of * can be used as the value of fields.
  • I thought that this might be the reason of your issue. Because when * is used, other fields except for tabColor are also changed.

When above points are reflected to your script, it becomes as follows.

Please modify body as follows and test it again.

The code underneath makes it possible to display full names. It extracts texts elements in the class "Spielprofil_tooltip" that is in the HTML of the webpage which looks like this: