njson | Unmarshal/Decode nested JSON by JSON Path | JSON Processing library

I'm making a physical software and we deploy a json solution and I wanted to used json schema. So, when I had a wrong key typical looking a "length" in the schema and the user gives somethings wrong like "length2". I don't know how to get it with rapidjson actually, I obtained these results

I am trying to execute below kubectl patch command using ansible but it gives error "We were unable to read either as JSON nor YAML".

I also tried adding escape characters before single and double quotes but no luck.

my task:

I am adding some icons when i click on event based on a json for each event so when i click another event, the previous icons that belonged to the last event doesnt dissapear

I have a python script that writes to several file formats via Pandas. It can write to CSV/JSON/HTML/Excel.

However for some reason the script is writing blank files. When I open the file this is what I see:

Before printing the file I am printing the dataframe to the screen output so I can validate that the data is there. For example with CSV the output to the screen is this:

Alright, thought it was going to be wasy, but I ended up scratching my head.

I have this tracker.txt file, in a dictionary style formatting:

I have a HTML bounded form where I load the data from the Kendo Observable datasource read button but if the user updates the form, then clicks the update button, the ViewModel is updated but the datasource never gets updated to send the new data back to the server.

I was using the model, datasource object, and observable similar to this post: Kendo MVVM create new record with remote datasource

Any ideas on how to get the datasource transport:update to be called to sync to the remote server?

My update is being done with the vsaveupdt button click within the observable as seen below

Form Model

Here my code (Python):

There is an HTTP GET method to retrieve information from a book db. query response here is paginated and further seeked by string &page = num, num is page number.

Given a string of owner, getOwnerDetails must do:

Query : https://x.com/api/book?owner= Initialize the details array to store a list of string elements.

Store the name of each book returned in data field to the details arrray using:

1. if both title and story_title are null, ignore the book.

or,

1. if title is not null, use title as name.
2. if title is null, use story_title as name.

Based on total_pages count, fetch all data by pagination and perform above step. Below function on above accomplished task will Return array of titles.

I am a very!! new ruby and Rspec user struggling to understand how to unit test that an API request has set the expected request payload while mocking a response from an external API. I have implemented API requests using Net:HTTP to limit dependencies.

Method being tested