gentleman | Plugin-driven , extensible HTTP client toolkit for Go | HTTP library
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kandi X-RAY | gentleman Summary
Full-featured, plugin-driven, middleware-oriented toolkit to easily create rich, versatile and composable HTTP clients in Go. gentleman embraces extensibility and composition principles in order to provide a flexible way to easily create featured HTTP client layers based on built-in or third-party plugins that you can register and reuse across HTTP clients. As an example, you can easily provide retry policy capabilities or dynamic server discovery in your HTTP clients simply attaching the retry or consul plugins. Take a look to the examples, list of supported plugins, HTTP entities or middleware layer to get started. For testing purposes, see baloo, an utility library for expressive end-to-end HTTP API testing, built on top of gentleman toolkit. For HTTP mocking, see gentleman-mock, which uses gock under the hood for easy and expressive HTTP client request mocking.
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I have a weird issue that no one can pinpoint. To make sure it was not an Azure Kubernetes issue, I also spun up minikube to test locally and I am getting the same error. The one thing in common Strimzi 0.28 for MirrorMaker2.
You can read the entire thread here in case it might help. We are stuck on a dead end. The link to the entire discussion is github under strimzi;
I moved it as I didn't want to spam as a gentleman by the name of scholzj helped and gave some great advice. But nothing seems to work.
Here is what I have done.
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Replaced actual data with , , for posting purposes.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-19 at 20:27The issue was using cat <
I think it's because of $ in the username. EH needs this as the actual username for the connection. Once I made the above into a file between cat < it ran from the CLI without changing anything.
It worked.
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Hallo Ladys and Gentleman,
i strugle with a function. I want convert a given String to a MutableMap.
String:
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Answered 2022-Mar-08 at 12:27val testString = "hshhfzrt" + "hszrhhtnt"
val result = testString
.toList()
.sorted()
.groupBy { it }
.map { it.value.joinToString("") }
.joinToString(", ")
println(result) // Output: "f, hhhhhh, n, rr, ss, ttt, zz"
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I have the following html code of the page:
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Answered 2022-Feb-23 at 02:28var element = []; var day = -1, date = '', name = ''; $("div.textwidget > p").html().split('
').forEach(function (row) { var el = $('').append(row); var text = el.text(); text = text.replace(/^\s+|\s+$/g, ''); // trim text = text.replace(/\s+/g, ' '); if (el.find('strong').size()) { day += 1; date = text.replace('(','').replace(')','').split(' '); return; } name = text; element.push({ name, day, date }); }) console.log(element);
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I'm practicing web-scraping and trying to grab the reviews from the following page: https://www.yelp.com/biz/jajaja-plantas-mexicana-new-york-2?osq=Vegetarian+Food
This is what I have so far after inspecting the name element on the webpage:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-20 at 23:40You could use json module to parse content of script tags, which is accessible by .text field
Here is the example of parsing all script jsons and printing name:
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I'm making some wordclouds for a project on kaggle, but this line of code isn't working. I am trying to remove all the apostrophes from a column containing text. In my corups "'s" and "'re" are two fo my most frequent "words". While the data is still in the form of a data frame I have been using this line of code df$col <- gsub("\'","", df$col).
Below is some sample data. In my kaggle project, the text data comes in a column of a dataframe. Am I missing something? I've also tried str_replace_all and sub.
EDIT:
dput(head(df))
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Answered 2021-Dec-21 at 15:13Your input has "fancy quotes", not standard quotes. This should get rid of all fancy single and double quotes and all non-fancy single quotes:
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Updating cartArray from ViewModel doesn't append to the current elements, but adds object everytime freshly. I need to maintain cartArray as global array so that it can be accessed from any view of the project. I'm adding elements to cartArray from ViewModel. I took a separate class DataStorage which has objects that can be accessible through out the project
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Answered 2021-Oct-19 at 10:26You are not calling your function addBook anywhere, add an onappear to your view3 calling the function and your list will populate with data.
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I am struggling with this project that I am working on.
Edit: I want the program to find 2 words from the dictionary that are the anagram of the input word(s). The way I wanted to approach this program is by using counter(input()) and then looping through the dictionary content twice (finding first word anagram then the next). The loop would take every word from the dictionary, counter(that word) and see if it is <= counter(input word). Once the program finds first anagram, it adds that word to candidate and proceeds to second loop to find the second word.
To put to simple words, if I input a word (or a phrase), I would like the program to run through a dictionary text file (which I have saved) and find two words from the dictionary that becomes anagram to my input. For instance, if I input "dormitory" the program output should be "dirty room" and if input "a gentleman", output "elegant man". Here is what I have done so far:
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Answered 2021-Oct-20 at 03:50Code can be optimized as follows:
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In the R language, optimization can be achieved by using purrr::map() or furrr::future_map() functions. However, I am not sure how does optimization works for np.array() methods. Indeed, I would like to understand how does Python and R scales out to parallel processing [1, 2] in terms of complexity and performance.
Thus, the following questions arise:
How does the optimization of np.array() in Python works comparing to purrr::map() and furrr::future_map() functions in the R language?
By doing a simple tictoc test on purrr/furrr, I can observe that we have a big win from vectorization in both cases. Nonetheless, I can also notice that the results seem to show that the R language is just fundamentally faster.
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Answered 2021-Oct-15 at 19:40I believe numpy wraps some of its "primitive" objects in wrapper classes which are, themselves, Python (eg. this one). When looking at the R mirror source, I conversely find an array class that's basically native code (aka C). That extra indirection layer alone could explain the difference in speed, I guess.
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I am creating a website and I am trying to align the button so it is right underneath the image. I have used tags and given a class name so I can then use this in css. However, the only values I know to put for 'text-align' is 'center', 'right' or 'left'. I tried using pixels (like 30px) but that wasn't working. I've provided an image of how part of the website looks like below.
css:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-14 at 00:42You can achieve this by wrapping both the img and button with a container and using flexbox to set the direction of items to be in a column.
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I have an XML file which contains archived text from the New Yorker magazine. I am new to analyzing XML, but I'm hoping to convert this file into a dataframe in R where I can do some basic text analyses (e.g., a word cloud).
This is a subset of the XML file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-16 at 19:48Here is a solution using the xml2 package. Assuming that your XML file is saved to the path ~/Desktop/New Yorker/1925_02_21/xml/page0000004.xml:
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