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kandi X-RAY | jsondir Summary
kandi X-RAY | jsondir Summary
$ go get go.spiff.io/jsondir. jsondir is a tool to map directory structures and their contents to JSON. It walks a directory tree and convert files found to what it thinks is an appropriate JSON representation. Boolean values are true/TRUE and false/FALSE, numerics are any normal value handled by strconv.ParseInt, floats any string convertible by strconv.ParseFloat, the string "null" or "NULL" is a null value, and everything else is treated as a string. Type precedence is null, boolean, integer, float, and then string as a catch-all. Empty files are empty strings, and jsondir will by default trim trailing spaces. Files ending in an '@' (at sign) are treated as raw JSON values and will be unmarshaled upon loading to verify they're valid. Invalid data is a failure. Each tree walked is emitted as a separate JSON blob, with each blob separated by a newline. If the output is not compact, there is still a newline separating the start and end of the JSON blobs. If the -x flag is set, executable files will be run to generate JSON output. This can be used to nest jsondir calls if necessary (e.g., including a separate directory tree). By default, executable files are run in a temporary directory, just for the sake of confusing them. You can disable this by passing -rx or -nt to either execute files in the directory they're located in or in jsondir's working directory, respectively. By default, dot files are ignored. If you pass an ignore parameter, this default no longer applies. Each path is converted to a JSON value. The path may refer to a file or directory -- in the case of a directory, it will produce either an object or an array. If a directory's name ends in "[]" (minus quotes), the directory is treated as an array. If the name ends in "{}", it's an object. The first of either "{}" or "[]" are trimmed from key names when nesting directories. As such, to include "[]" at the end of a directory's key name without turning the directory into an array, you can name it "yourDirectory[]{}".
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- walkDir walks a file and recursively
- walkValue recursively recursively traverses the value pointed to by loc .
- readProc executes a process with the given arguments
- main entry point
- follow returns nil if the loc is a symlink
- ignoreFile returns true if the path matches the ignorePatterns
- isTTY returns true if the input is a TTY
- newPrefixWriter returns a prefix writer .
- isSkip returns true if this error is a SkipFile .
- Error implements SkipFile interface
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QUESTION
I created an App that processes students results by extracting data from multiple excel workbooks. The problem is that using Puppeteer to generate the PDF files, throws the system into a loop till it hangs the system.
Actually, I have tested same codes below using PhantomJs which is bundled as pdf-creator-node, and was able to generate 150 PDF files comfortably in 3 minutes. The only challenge I dumped PhantomJs is that all the styling in the CSS file was not included, even when I inserted it as an inline style in the header, suing replace function of JS. Another, is that PhantomJs is no longer in active development. I searched the web, and found out that only Puppeteer is the valid solution with active development and support too.
I tried using page.close() at the end of pdfCreator() which is in a loop, and browser.close() at the end of pdfGenerator(). What I am doing wrong?
Here below are the codes in the server.js and PdfGenerator.js files, with a sample of the ERROR, and screenshot of my Task Manager after the system crawled out of hanging state. For HTML generation, I used Mustache. I excluded some lines of codes in server.js because the total character count was over 60k.
server.js
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Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 11:58I created you a PdfPrinter class which you can integrate into your setup. It allows you to limit the amount of parallel pdf generation jobs and allows setting a limit and manages opening/closing the browser for you. The PdfPrinter class is also highly coupled and needed some modification for using it as a general queue. Logicwise this can be modified to be a general queue.
You can try to integrate that into your code. This is a fully working test example with simplified pdfs (without the part of getting the actual data from the excel..)
As far as I understood your code, you do not need to pass the page around all your functions. First create your html + css and then use the pdfPrinter and let it handle page creation + browser launching..
(I like to code stuff like this so I went straight ahead..)
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I have a need to move files from one S3 bucket directory to two others. I have to do this from a Databricks notebook. If the the file has a json extension, I will move into jsonDir. Otherwise, I will move into otherDir. Presumably I would do this with pyspark, and databrick utils (dbutils).
I do not know the name of the S3 bucket, only the relative path off of it (call it MYPATH). For instance, I can do:
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Answered 2021-Oct-12 at 14:08I think your code runs if you do these minor changes:
QUESTION
I have a Postgres database with the Postgis extension created on it.
I want to use the ST_GeomFromGeoJSON function. The docs state:
If you do not have JSON-C enabled, you will get an error notice instead of seeing an output. To enable JSON-C, run configure --with-jsondir=/path/to/json-c. See Section 2.2.3, “Build configuration” for details.
So I ensure that I have JSON-C installed and I configure Postgis with it...
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Answered 2021-Jul-30 at 04:05POSTGIS="3.0.0dev r17211" [EXTENSION] PGSQL="110" GEOS="3.8.0dev-CAPI-1.11.0 df24b6bb" SFCGAL="1.3.6" PROJ="Rel. 5.2.0, September 15th, 2018" GDAL="GDAL 2.3.2, released 2018/09/21" LIBXML="2.9.9" LIBJSON="0.13.1" LIBPROTOBUF="1.3.1" WAGYU="0.4.3 (Internal)" TOPOLOGY RASTER (1 row)
It will show if LIBJSON is integrated. Try upgrading to the next service pack version of postgis
QUESTION
I am getting the error in the title from the following code:
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Answered 2021-Jan-29 at 02:09From looking at the expected type for the Options object passed to report.generate, I can see that the type which they expect for theme is a union of string literals.
Your theme 'bootstrap' is one of those options, but in the error message you can see that typescript interpreted it as string instead of the literal string 'bootstrap'.
You can use as const so that typescript sees it as a literal:
QUESTION
The plugin can't find files and generate HTML report on Azure DevOps
Azure Devops plugin - https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=MaciejMaciejewski.azure-pipelines-cucumber
azure-pipelines.yml
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Answered 2021-Feb-24 at 04:26In above yaml pipeline, you didnot have the step to run your cucumber test to generate the cucumber JSON file.
If the cucumber JSON file is already existing in your repo. Then the error from PublishCucumberReport task is because the directory target/results/cucumber doesnot exist in your repo.
Then You need to check where the cucumber JSON file is located in your repo and specify the correct path for PublishCucumberReport task.
If there is no cucumber JSON fileexisting in your repo. You should add steps in the yaml pipeline to run your tests.
If you have your test scripts configured in the package.json file, like below(report folder must exist in the repo):
You can just run the npm test to execute your tests and generate the json report in the report folder. See below;
QUESTION
I want to attach the screenshot of failed step in html report for my BDD tests in cypress.
I am using "multiple-cucumber-html-reporter" and I am able to generate a BDD report of all test cases.
Below is my .js file that generates the html report:
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Answered 2021-Feb-22 at 13:32Cypress itself takes the screenshot of failed scenarios automatically. There should be no problem with taking the screenshots. see: documentation But if you mean to attach the SS into html report, I suggest you to switch to Allure reporting tool for Cypress. see the detailed info and report here: allure reports
QUESTION
I have a fairly simple JSON:
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Answered 2020-Oct-13 at 09:34To enumerate a JSONObject, you can use an enumerator like below.
Use for..in loop (implicit enumerator)
QUESTION
I am trying to run e2e tests with cucumber. I have followed the steps here, and run my e2e tests. However, no tests are found. Why are no test being found?
The console output is as follows:
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Answered 2020-Sep-23 at 20:44specs: ['./src/features/*.feature'],
QUESTION
I have been working with wdio using JavaScript and Cucumber for our project.
Seems like chrome options doesn't seem to have any effect. Chrome browser doesn't start maximised.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-03 at 09:14I think I figured out, why it doesn't work. I have followed the below steps to resolve. Hope it helps someone out there facing same issue.
- Performed
npx wdio config - Answered the required questions
- When it comes to installing services, I chose
chromdriverinstead ofselenium-standalone - Installed all the required packages which includes - (Guess you can install these separately as well, I just chose this route to perform)
QUESTION
I'm trying to run Zipkin on Kubernetes cluster. This is my Deployment file:
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Answered 2020-Apr-04 at 12:50>> kubectl get deployment zipkin
NAME READY UP-TO-DATE AVAILABLE AGE
zipkin 0/1 1 0 14m
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