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I am new to R and Shiny so please forgive my ignorance. I have a large data set (184,171 observations and 10 variables) as a tibble. I am trying to create a Shiny app that uses this data table. The user selects a gauge, then a variable to analyze, a range of years, and then whether they want the variable aggregated annually or monthly. Based on the inputs, it will create 3 plots and a location map for the selected gauge, along with summary statistics. I have no problems when running my user interface portion. I know the problems lie in my server. I want to know if I am using the reactive Values() and observe Event correctly.

The original data set is shinydata and I am trying to make a reactive data table that filters based on user inputs. My errors include:

Displays in the leaflet output box no applicable method for metaData applied to an object of class reactive Expr, reactive, function

Displays in the summary stats box data must be 2-dimensional (e.g. data frame or matrix) -> This I know is because I need to use a text output instead of data table for the summary stats

Displays in the box and time series plot outputs object annual1 not found

I have been struggling with this for 3 days and searching the web for answers. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

I am trying to plot 4 subplots that break a large data frame into smaller slices so that the bar chart isn't too overwhelming and unreadable. I have broken the slices apart and assigned them each to individual data frames. The Dataframe that I am working with looks like this (this dataframe is the unstack output from a multi index data frame (df.unstack()):

I want to create a graph using neo4j which gives me a graph of the terms in the "JavaScript" array of the following JSON data, along with relationships pointing to unique "relatedTerms" nodes.

Here is my JSON data:

I am trying to upload multiple web files to a storage bucket using python. I have a service account set up to enable the credentials and so it should be working. However, every time I try to run this code I receive this error:

Forbidden: 403 GET https://storage.googleapis.com/storage/v1/b/voterfile-oh?projection=noAcl: xxx@yyy.zzz.com does not have storage.buckets.get access to voterfile-oh.

Can I receive help on this issue? I was not able to gather any helpful information from this question nor did the questioner receive an answer that resolved the issue.

I currently have an application that utilizes multiple FXML controllers. In my root controller (CustomController.java) I have loaded an FXML file that calls MainMenuController. I have another controller/fxml-file that is another "view" of the application.

My question is: What would be the best approach to changing the current "view"? My current method is calling the CustomController.swapOut() when a button is clicked in the mainmenu.fxml. But this is causing an error, as it is creating a MainMenuController object and gets stuck in an infinite loop until memory runs out.

Note: I am currently trying to clear the viewableContent pane first, before attempting to load in a new "view"

I am trying to use multiple fxml files in an application I am making, and in doing some research, I found that using Custom Controllers for the fxml files is the best approach towards doing this type of application.

I followed an Oracle Docs tutorial on "Mastering FXML" and set the root and controller as "this" in the CustomController.java file.

The problem arises when intellij discovers there is no controller specified in the fxml file for the onAction handler, while I am specifying the controller programmatically.

tester.java

I am new to this, what is a best approach to implement microservices?

I found fw like seneca but it is little bit confusing...

Is there any tut how to create jwt auth, mongodb and other staff in microservices?

I am trying to not only use ansible as a configuration tool, but being able to perform mass validation checks across a series of severs easily.

As such, I am grabbing a bunch of different pieces of information at the beginning of the playbook, and then performing checks against them.

Seeing as these are validation checks and not configurations, I want all of my failures at once, rather than getting one, the playbook failing, having to address it and then run it again, over and over to find my multiple failures.

I am able to continue running the playbook by putting an ignore_errors flag into it, but it does not increment the "failed" count at the end of the playbook, and I would rather not have users have to scroll up through all of the output to look for red text, or scrape the logs to see if there was an error, especially seeing as there is a counter right at the end that works as a perfect at a glance reference.

I am using version Ansible 2.4.2.0, on Ubuntu version 14.04

Here is my playbook:

I have a nested list where each nested list has the same elements but not in the same order and the elements are not named explicitly but do have a name value within the list.

As you can see in the structure the list containing the 'Date' field appears at the second position in the first list and the third position in the second list, so I can't extract at a position.

I would like to extract the lists where name : is Date and keep the value associated with it, using the purrr package.

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