isuri | Pure Javascript implementation | HTTP library
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Checks if the value provided is a valid URI and returns true if so, returns false otherwise.
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QUESTION
I need to get data from a csv file which I have done and have appended the data to a list but don't know how to make the entire list into a float.
I tried the following code and it did not work:
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Answered 2021-Mar-08 at 05:11You cannot convert empty string to float. Probably somewhere the data is empty.
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Hi!
I have a specification that displays questions associated with certain relationships in another specification. All objects in my specification have so-called fragment-verbalizations (relation:hasFragmentVerbalisation).
To display my questions correctly, I need to differentiate cases where I have a "simple" Iri whose verbalization I can use directly or if it is of a certain type (in this case if it is the iri of a room or a employee) in which cases I want to return the preferred labels of all resources of said type (so basically if my object represents a room, I want to return all rooms I have in my database).
I am currently working on a query and trying to add a statement-part that looks like this:
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Answered 2021-Feb-21 at 17:10Not meant to be an answer but showing some query to get feedback:
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I created a function that prompts the user for a URL, then validates that the entered input is actually a URL. The issue is, when I call this function from my other function, I have been able to get it to wait for user input before but it doesn't go through the entire condition statement before returning the url.
How do I use promises/async/await to wait till my requestSiteURL() function has completed its condition statement, before setting the variable in getURL()?
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Answered 2020-Dec-12 at 00:34I think it is a matter of syntax. Here I switched the original line to use the Promise constructor correctly. Promise mdn
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The code I wrote for this task works just fine, but I know its not the most pythonic so I'm looking for some advice. I have a dataframe of log files and one of the columns has a full URL (hostname + path etc). I wrote this code to extract the domain:
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Answered 2020-Aug-14 at 01:52You need to provide an iterable for a list comprehension
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After around 1-2 minutes playin a song my bot says that the playing be finished whatever the songs length is. here is the link to it: https://github.com/Sheesher/amos i guess this bug aint be caused due to the code...
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Answered 2020-Apr-21 at 19:32This is actually any issue many others suffer from as well. It's because of how YTDL-Core (even the discord version) is handled with the streams on YouTube. If it loses connection then it tries to redirect too it, redirect too much and crash or skips the song. Even the music bot I recently created suffer from this but kept it that way for beginners to learn from it. The way to do this is honestly to just not use YTDL-Core. Use something like lavalink which handles all the music playing for you.
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I am trying to write a program that can convert HTTP URLs to torrents. This project is working basically working for download links contain small files. Like a file of 1-500Mb. My problem is if the file size is more than that the app is crashing or getting a timeout. So I want to know how to fix this. Below is my code and link to Github.
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Answered 2020-Mar-20 at 12:00Node.js’s pure file (fs) and big data handling functions usually fall a little short of handling files beyond 1GB, but with just one extra NPM package, EventStream, you can be able to parse through a massive dataset without crashing the Node server. With EventStream package, you can download file sizes up to 3GB and above.
A detailed implementation is given here in the below link. I would like to reiterate that the example implementation given in the below link solves your large file download problem. Your ability to convert http urls into torrent stream, you seem to handle it already very well.
https://itnext.io/using-node-js-to-read-really-really-large-files-pt-1-d2057fe76b33
And here is the NPM package for the event-stream module.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/event-stream
Hope this helps.
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I'm trying to define Scalar types in GraphQL and graphql-yoga for server. The problem is I'm trying to decide should I throw GraphQLError or just a TypeError in this scenario
Currently, I'm using generic Errors.
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Answered 2019-May-28 at 11:41Generic errors are perfect, given the information within them are informative.
The client will receive the error as expected, and you'll be able to locate where within your software the error is coming from.
Custom errors are great for when you need more data associated with it, but what you have will work.
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I am Trying to do a Hobby Project in React and Node as part of my learning. In this project I am trying to convert http and https links to torrent. The problem i am facing is when i submit a link it downloading the complete file to the system and then converting it. How to avoid that. Here is my Code
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Answered 2019-Feb-23 at 14:56This behavior is normal as documented in webtorrentify-link's documentation:
This module will take a download URL and convert it into a .torrent file. Warning: it downloads the URL in order to do this.
And technically no module/code will be able to generate the torrent without downloading. This is because the torrent file structure requires each file pieces' hash, which can only be obtained and calculated having the full file.
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My SPARQL code out of the Learning SPARQL book:
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Answered 2019-Jan-25 at 23:34The order of such triples is arbitrary, and has no importance nor meaning, in the context of a CONSTRUCT query's output.
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Parsec already have a satisfy parser which succeeds when a given predicate returns True when applied to given char:
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Answered 2018-Jul-23 at 15:00ParsecT is an instance of Alternative, so you can use guard to do something like this:
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