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Compy is an HTTP/HTTPS forward proxy with content compression/transcoding capabilities. One use case is to reduce bandwidth usage when browsing on limited mobile broadband connection.
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QUESTION
Viewing a json table in adminer as a (sortable) table
I have a jsonb
field in a database table, I'd like to be able to save it as a view in Adminer so that I can quickly search and sort the fields like with a standard database table.
I wonder if the json-column adminer plugin could help, but I can't work out how to use it.
I'm using the adminer docker image which I believe has plugins already built in.
If I have a database like this (somebody kindly put together this fiddle for a previous question)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-19 at 20:06The json-column
adminer plugin will do the job to some extent, in the sense that it will display that JSON values better.
Here is a minimal docker-compose.yml
that creates a postgres conatiner and links an adminer to it. To have plugins installed in the adminer container, you can use the environment variable ADMINER_PLUGINS
as shown below:
QUESTION
I'd like to retrieve nested json information from a jsonb
field (sub_table
) in a postgresql table (prices
).
I'm able to retrieve the json using the command:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-19 at 06:59You can return extracted JSONB data row-wisely by using jsonb_each
function with filtering out by (j.value -> 'Name')::text = '"CompX"'
condition :
QUESTION
So I'm about to start a project automating the creation of financial reports. I wanted to see if anyone was doing anything similar or had some advice on best practices as I get started.
Scope: Each Quarter our group put together between 250 and 600 Custom Excel reports all by hand. We use various data sources like PDFs, mainframe data, other excel workbooks, word documents just to name a few. The work is about 80% manual entry looking over other reports for the figure we need and then physically entering them in an excel workbook. 20% of the data is imported from the mainframe using Excel's Data source links and other SAS reports
Problems: Every single report is different :( However I have identified about 14 or so "similar structures" for all of the reports. The differences come from how the compy we report to want their reports to show.
It takes an average of 30 days to put a report together. It is so crucial they are 100% accurate the finished work passes through 4 to 5 other people before it is signed off on and ready to send to clients.
The idea is to create a system to "map" each report. The map will show what each cell is supposed to contain. If it contains a manually entered value than where the value is located and how it is broken out. Then let the program go find that value for each quarter's report and use the map for the new report. Or if there is a formula or mainframe call then the map will store the info the call needs to get the current info off the mainframe, though the excel workbook already has this information stored in the cell.
Ultimately I want to use these maps to build a new report for new clients which takes 3 months to do now.
I think using python to do this might be best, but I Could also use VBA, or I'm even open to learning yet another programming language
I would love to hear from anyone who might have ideas on the best way to accomplish this. If I can get permission perhaps I can upload a test report for review. if I can't I'll create a dummy report. I currently don't have any code written for this
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-03 at 15:49There are some great tools to help integrate Python and Excel. The challenges you face are quite obviously with the manual entries. If they can be streamlined into input streams like a database or Excel files that get queried and your reports collate from those sources there may be potential to get some advantage.
xlwings https://www.xlwings.org/ is fantastic. It facilitates a two-way communication between Python and Excel. You still need to write code but in the case of xlwings it could be either VBA or Python.
If your reports require defining calculations and workings, like a business case or some financial model, where the definition of the calculation needs to be auditable by non-coders, you may want to consider FlyingKoala https://github.com/bradbase/flyingkoala (which uses xlwings and other libraries). Disclaimer: I wrote FlyingKoala and it is still quite young, but it is designed for customized numerical modelling intending to reduce the amount of Python that gets written.
QUESTION
I am trying to copy values of one list to another, I use three buttons 1st one to append a value to mylist, second one to clear the mylist, 3rd button to compy values from mynewlist to mylist.
i tried this
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-15 at 08:01Thats because you copied the object references (mylist = mynewlist) and not the content of the list. So after the first click, mylist has a reference to the same object in memory as mynewlist. So any operation on one of them, affect both.
To solve your problem you need to keep the object references intact and just copy around the contents of these lists.
QUESTION
I want to use the class Coordinates
's methods compX
and compY
outside the class
and inside another function how can I do this I am getting the error ReferenceError: xy is not defined
I tried making the object inside the other function drawGraph()
but it still gives an error.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-05 at 19:54Several things are wrong here, here is the better version of the code:
QUESTION
In my component I've used the following to set up the props, knowing that it's going to be some kind of data structure (and I was suggested that there's nothing to gain of exact definition of the object's fields).
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-14 at 18:43It looks like your permissions array is made up of objects and strings.
you should be able to avoid the warning by simply declare the fields as of type PropTypes.any
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-20 at 07:14Looks like there is a typo in your inline styling:
QUESTION
I'm writing a simple little slapjack game to get acquainted with Python and Tkinter. I've got a button for the player to take their turn, but I'm stuck on how to get the computer to take its turn.
This will have the computer take its turn, but does not update the text on lbl_btn until deal()
returns, meaning that I never see the card that the human played:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-10 at 01:38If I understand what you're asking, you might be looking for Tk.update(). If you call root.update() right before root.after(2000), this will do a force refresh and cause Tkinter to update the UI.
As an example (I modified your code):
QUESTION
I'm trying to use ,value => x function for a field. To autocomplete the box field.
So to do that, I'm doing the following :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-11 at 05:09I think you should use like
QUESTION
I am almost done with an app where I used the bottom navigation bar to switch between different layouts (not activities, if relevant), and with some custom layouts for landscape orientation for both phone and tablet. My app behaves as expected when I run it in the emulator, but when I export an apk to test on my device (phone in this case), the app won't switch to landscape mode at all.
Let me know if you want me to paste some parts of my code you think would be relevant - I have no idea where to start regarding this problem.
EDIT: Here are the manifest and activity files:
Manifest:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-04 at 12:51You can try this
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