auger | Directly access data objects stored in etcd by kubernetes | Key Value Database library
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Directly access data objects stored in etcd by kubernetes. Encodes and decodes Kubernetes objects from the binary storage encoding used to store data to etcd. Supports data conversion to YAML, JSON and Protobuf. Automatically determines if etcd data is stored in JSON (kubernetes 1.5 and earlier) or binary (kubernetes 1.6 and newer) and decodes accordingly.
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QUESTION
Json file
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 08:48What you want to do is $sum
the entire array, not just the cook
time as you mentioned. You can easily achieve this with $map
, like so:
QUESTION
I have a List tennisLines
that contains several lines about tennis matches, each line contains information about one tennis match with the name of the tournament, location, round, winner, loser, date etc. separated by a semicolon.
Each tournament has a unique name and contains several tennis matches.
I created a TennisTournament
class which include the name of the tournament, the location, and the associated tennis matchs List
etc.
The class TennisMatch
contains the winner, the loser and the round.
I'm trying to convert the list tennisLines
into a List tennisTournamentList
so basically turn each line into a TennisMatchs
instance and add each group of tennis matches into the tennis match list to finally create a TennisTournament
object.
I've created a stream Stream streamLines
and I can't figure out how to map them into an object that contains another object.
That's an extract of the list, that should be eventually one TennisTournament
object, that also contains a list of size 27 List
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-22 at 16:06Assuming that an array contains all the lines this should work. You will probably need to adjust some things for your actual application.
After some consideration I modified this to use a loop rather than streams since two independent data structures need to be created. They can both be created in a single loop at the same time. I believe it is more efficient and certainly more compact that my original answer.
Index constants to reference specific array elements. They also aid in documentation.
QUESTION
I have a table below that displays different odds:
What happens is that the user will select an odds button to add their selection to a bet slip. However, what I need to do is select the correct button. What I mean by that is that it needs to select the first avilable odds button, not to select an odds button that is disabled or already selected.
So the my logic is this:
- Look in the odds table you see in the image and in the table row, check within to see if the button is not disabled and not selected.
- If the above is true, then take the name of the selection and store it as an alias and then click on that odds button.
Currently this is my code but I don't think it's 100% correct, it is selecting an odds button but not sure if it will do the check if the button is disabled or selected in the row. At the moment it is selecting the first odds button but that's because none of the buttons are currently selected or disabled (and it's a live site so no way to manipulate the site to fit the scenario).
Here is the HTML that matches the image above:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-10 at 16:02Assuming not(".disabled")
and .not(".selected")
works above, you can write something like this:
QUESTION
I have a 3 deep array. Currently, the code will isolate a record based on one field ($profcode) and show the heading. Eventually, I am going to build a table showing the information from all the other fields. The code so far is using in_array and a function that accepts $profcode. I am unsure if (and how) I need to use array_keys() to do the next part when I retrieve the "Skills" field. I tried:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 21:05I picked from your code and ended up with this...The find function is fine as is...just replace this section
QUESTION
I have the following data frame and I would like to add a column of cumulative seconds since the "auger" column was greater than 0 which resets at 0 whenever the "auger" column goes above 0.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 17:25mask = x["auger"] != 0
x["count"] = x.groupby((mask != mask.shift(1)).cumsum())[
"poll_seconds"
].cumsum()
x.loc[~mask, "count"] = 0
print(x)
QUESTION
I’m trying to extract values from a JSON, but I can only seem to retrieve the first one, how do I get (a) all three together, (b) just one of them and (c) set up a loop to do something with each one.
FYI - I’m using the module ‘dkjson’
Here is the code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-18 at 10:57Your JSON is, in fact, three JSONs separated by a comma. You need to enclose it in another pair of brackets to make it a valid JSON:
QUESTION
I want to scrape tennis matches results from this website
The results table I want has the columns: tournament_name match_time player_1 player_2 player_1_score player_2_score
This is an example
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-15 at 13:48You can use this script to save the table to CSV in your format:
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