MDashboard | Pure client-side dashboard framework using Javascript | Frontend Framework library

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MDashboard is a JavaScript library typically used in User Interface, Frontend Framework, Angular, React, Webpack, Framework applications. MDashboard has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Pure client-side dashboard framework using Javascript and HTML5 features

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How to use multiprocess in django command?

I'm lost with the Android Apk Exapnsion Procedure

QUESTION

How to use multiprocess in django command?

Asked 2020-Sep-14 at 10:21

I'm tring to use ProcessPoolExecutor in django command to get some results at same time. And I tried with below codes to get it

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Answered 2020-Aug-31 at 10:30

You'll need to set up Django for the subprocesses in the subprocess initializer function.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63669056

QUESTION

I'm lost with the Android Apk Exapnsion Procedure

Asked 2018-Jun-04 at 06:57

My app recently reached the "maximum" size of 100 MBs so I had to learn about the apk expansion procedure. I read google's documentation but i found it kind of bad so i looked around and followed this guide: https://kitefaster.com/2017/02/15/expansion-apk-files-android-studio/ . Now, after adding the SampleDownloaderActivity,SampleDownloaderService and the SampleAlarmReceiver classes i got lost. I created a directory in my phone's internal storage in this location Android/obb/com.mypackage.example like the Google documentation mentions so i can put my expansion files there. But here are my questions:

1) I've added the required permissions in the app's manifest.xml file but do i need to ask for them first through code in order for the receiver,downloader and the downloaderActivity to work?

2) The files that i want to include in my main expansion file are some images from my xhdpi drawable folder but i am not sure on what i need to do in order to create my .obb file containing those images. Do i need to create a .zip file with them? Do i just drop them inside the directory i created that i mentioned above? What do i need to do?

3) Supposing the previous questions have been answered, if the files already exist in the directory or have been downloaded, i must get that dir through code and read the files in order to use them in my app, correct?

4) If the files are not there,how do i initiate the download from Google-Play? From what i understand by the doc, i need to make my app's main activity the "SampleDownloaderActivity" one, right?

5) After the files are done downloading, do i have to create an intent in the SampleDownloaderActivity's onCreate method in order for the app to go to my desired activity which uses those files?

Below, i'm posting the apk expansion related code files in which i've changed what i understood was needed. Do i need to change something else? Thank you in advance for your help!

ApkExpDownloaderService.java

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Answered 2018-Jun-04 at 06:57

Permissions is a bigger topic and independent of OBB files. Rather than explain it here, I recommend the documentation. In short, for Android devices before 6.0 they only need to be in the manifest. For Android devices after 6.0 you should ask for them at an appropriate moment at runtime.
OBB is as the name suggests an "Opaque" binary blob. You can choose whatever file format you want, google just treats it as a blob of bits. Lots of apps use zip files, but you don't have to, you can use whatever file format you like.
Correct.
The sample download activity is what the name suggests - a sample. You can use that activity, or you can re-use the parts of the code to do the downloading in your own app. Whatever you do, downloading may take a little while, needs permissions, and won't work while offline, so you need to display an appropriate user interface to the user for all these cases. What an appropriate UI is will vary for different apps.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50666597

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