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Problem:-

I've two nested loop inside a main for loop fetching different data from a range of 5 pages. Every page has 5 rows, But after writing data to csv, I only get 5 cells in which each cell has 5 values.

Solution I want :-

I want all the dates as well as time to be in different rows, so total there should be at least 25 rows.

My Minimal Code :-

I'm trying to get all the collection list in datahub-staging from the backend server by runnng a gradle task.

I tried writing a below task:

I'm having trouble getting multiple inputs and outputs to work in Dash-leaflet. Essentially, I want to do the following: on a mouse click place a marker on the map, and when hovering over a country highlight an area of the map with a polygon and display some information about the country being hovered over in a different pane. I implemented each of those functions in a separate app.callback, as in the below code.

I'm trying to replicate this example from the dash-leaflet documentation, but for world countries instead of US states. However, when I run the code from the documentation on my machine I don't see the blue state borders in the output visual.

I figured this was because I don't have the right geojson data locally, so I downloaded some country border GeoJSON data from here but it's unclear to me how to get the dl.GeoJSON function to make use of that data. How can I get country borders to show up on the world map in the same way the states do in the linked example?

I'm scanning a mongodb collection which has large docs containing bson greater than 16 MB in size. Essentially, I'm calling either of the 2 depending on the flag for random sampling:

I have started datahub with steps from https://datahubproject.io/docs/quickstart

and then add nginx with conf

In Jupyter notebook, I'm trying to import a csv file containing a list of stocks.

I have recently been wrapping my head around the leaflet package and have gotten around the basics of adding markers, reading/plotting shapefiles from local source and displaying the final outputs in Shiny.

I am currently trying to understand a bit more how to access geojson files directly from the web since the maps that I create in Shiny aren't being properly displayed when uploaded to shinyapps.io (I think it's because the local files aren't being uploaded with the app itself, need to read a bit more on that)

That being said I found this link which contains the political map of all countries in the world. The added documentation suggest using the following code to obtain the polygons but the suggested method does not seem to be working for me.

Having the list of country ISO codes, they are available here for reference:

Is there a way to return the country name from it?

Like, having a function, getCountryName(), which if called getCountryName('AL') will return 'Albania' and so on.

I was doing it as saving the whole list and work on it as with a dictionary but I was wondering if there is a method without saving the whole countries into a list.