nico | HTTP2 web server for reverse proxy | HTTP library

I figured it out myself (with help from the comments).

I found out I was using a function in JS to sort the data in order of LastName ascending. But this mismatched the output of the database, which led the program to assign the numbers incorrectly. I fixed this by simply ordering the output via MySQL as well:

SELECT UserId, Created, FirstName, LastName, Email, IF(PermissionId = 2, 'Admin', 'Nutzer') AS PermissionString FROM users ORDER BY LastName ASC

command is a built-in keyword for bash and other shells. Most likely, your system has no actual /usr/bin/command executable in its search PATH.

subprocess.run('command -v lualatex', shell=True) is roughly equivalent to subprocess.run(['bash', '-c', 'command -v lualatex']) on systems with the bash shell as default. Then bash will interpret command as its built-in version instead of the system executable version.

subprocess.run(['command', '-v', 'lualatex']) on the other hand tries to directly call the system's command executable, which isn't there, so FileNotFoundError. The actual sub-process was never spawned at all in this case, since there's no executable to call.

From comments below, it appears that you may need to use shell=True to use command on your system. This is generally considered unsafe for multiple reasons. However, you can mitigate some of the risks (e.g. of basic injection) by properly escaping the arguments you send in with shlex.join. The shlex.join function converts a list of arguments (first one is command name) to a string that's safe for use with shell=True; it ensures that the right escaping and quoting is done:

In general, where you want to pass a key of an object type and a value of the type of that key, you can do so like this:

You can update you array like this

You have to pass it in as

I played with an office script, trying to isolate the task of splitting the exceptions and then testing a filter method that you might run as you create the final table. I'm not a developer but might be able to get you closer. Perhaps this is helpful...

If you want the icon on the same row of Name and Nico then you need to put the Icon component inside the same row of Name and Nico.

Remove your custom Codable implementation and coding keys. They are not necessary, the compiler can generate them for you with this simple JSON. Then everything should work.

The problem here specifically is your APIResponse decoding:

First of all some simplification and extended family tree