camus | experimental project for crawling articles
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kandi X-RAY | camus Summary
experimental project for crawling articles from a user's twitter feed and re-arranging them in terms of readability attributes
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- Runs the tweets
- Parses the link header and meta tags
- Checks if a node is density based on the density density of a link
- Returns the best node based on the clustering algorithm
- Get all field names from an Object
- Write a string to a file
- Returns the contents of a file as a String
- Download image to a temp file
- Converts a byte array to lowercase hex string
- Get field names from a JSONObject
- Get the next value
- Process the tweets
- Skips characters until the specified character is found
- Gets a DOM response from an URL
- Converts a JSON object to a cookie list
- Populates the declared properties
- Returns the in - memory XML representation of an XML file
- Analyzes the list of stories and returns a section of the feed
- Retrieve Twitter tweets
- Removes all nodes that are children of a given node
- Converts a JSONObject to a HTTP header
- Prints the recommendations
- Gets a GET request
- Converts a cookie specification string into a JSON object
- Convert an HTTP header string to a JSON object
- Converts a JSON object to a cookie specification
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QUESTION
I have an express.js backend that handles routes and some mock data that is accessed via certain routes. Additionally, there is a get request and post request for receiving and adding documents respectively to the Firestore collection, "books".
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-29 at 16:21This should work. You need to call a function to do post request on the click of the button.
QUESTION
I have a dataframe which is such as created using CMU Book Summary Dataset
ID Book title Book Author Genres 620 Animal Farm George Orwell ['Science Fiction', 'Novella', 'Speculative fiction', 'Utopian and dystopian fiction', 'Satire', 'Fiction'] 986 The Plague Albert Camus ['Existentialism', 'Fiction', 'Absurdist fiction']The column I am interested is in Genres. I want to delete the rows which doesn't contain any of the following genres and also only keep on genre from the original Genres list.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-03 at 11:32Try this, You will get your expected result.
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QUESTION
I want to send an array (a sort of shopping cart hardcoded) from my Controller to mailable markdown template and loop it in a table component in a way to have several lines containing all my commands.
I send this data from my view with a POST request :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-29 at 09:18You can write this
QUESTION
I'm working on a relatively simple card catalog project. It takes a bunch of inputs from a form and displays them collected on individual cards.
The inputs create an object, and each object is pushed into the database with firebase.database().ref('/Book').push(const formed from constructor);
So then the database looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-31 at 00:57QUESTION
Before you tag this as duplicate - I've gone through these answers:
Sort a JSON array object using Javascript by value
And I've tried moving the code over to my data, and it doesn't work. I've tried pushing each object item into an array as well, but that doesn't work because there's still an object inside each item.
Here's a bit of the JSON response I get (screenshot from the browser console)
As you can see, each item has an index - what I need is to sort the response according to the index. How do I do this?
This response is from wikipedia - as an aside. Here's the full API call, if it helps.
EDIT: Posting a bit of the response code here:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-26 at 11:08Your response seems to be an object, which can't be sorted. You first want to convert it into an array
QUESTION
I need to skip some specific files in different sub-folders. So I tried by line "if filename" in the snippet that if the filename not contains raw, info, do some operations, but it doesn't work. I really appreciate if someone can point me in the right direction how can I skip these filenames which does have specific character like "raw" or "info."..
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-27 at 19:28The output of contains
is either true
or false
and hence it will never be equal to any filename.
To skip filenames that have any of 'raw'
, 'Info_'
, 'sequence.mhd'
or '_sequence'
, use:
QUESTION
I am currently using Confluent HDFS Sink Connector (v4.0.0) to replace Camus. We are dealing with sensitive data so we need to maintain consistency in offset during cutover to connectors.
Cutover plan:
- We created hdfs sink connector and subscribed to a topic which writes to a temporary hdfs file. This creates a consumer group with name connect-
- Stopped the connector using DELETE request.
- Using /usr/bin/kafka-consumer-groups script, I am able to set the connector consumer group kafka topic partition's current offset to a desired value (i.e. last offset Camus wrote + 1).
- When i restart the hdfs sink connector, it continues reading from the last committed connector offset and ignores the set value. I am expecting the hdfs file name to be like: hdfs_kafka_topic_name+kafkapartition+Camus_offset+Camus_offset_plus_flush_size.format
Is my expectation of confluent connector behavior correct ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-15 at 12:08When you restart this connector, it will use the offset embedded in the file have of the last file written to hdfs. It will not use the consumer group offset. It does this because it uses a write ahead log to achieve exactly once deliver to hdfs.
QUESTION
i'm tried to select an element from an auto suggestion field but i got always an error saying that the element could not be found even that i'm sure my xpath is correct
here's my code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-15 at 15:46Why don't you try linkText over Xpath ?
linkText is more stable then Xpath, there's no doubt about that.
Code :
QUESTION
Objective is to distinguish the two arrays, and console log the products array in order by its price range, I tried using a nested for-loop to see if this can work out but hasn't gone off in the right track, was also thinking about using lo dash as well. How would I be able to compare the id's between the two and push them in order by price?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-26 at 03:28You can use map
& findIndex
. map
will return a new array. Inside the callback function of map
use findIndex
and use it to find the index of the object where the id matches.
QUESTION
I have the following models:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-28 at 05:29You'll have to use raw queries. Something like this:
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You can use camus like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the camus component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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