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QUESTION
I want to import mongoengine
in a python file which requires sudo
to execute but I am getting the following error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'mongoengine'
. I have tried the following:
1/ In terminal I have opened python shell and written pip show mongoengine
and it can detect the version and location which means that library is installed correctly.
2/ I have tried to run the code by removing the sudo required part
then also code has executed.
Which strength the point that using sudo python3 pyfile_name.py
is causing the problem.
I am using it in a Flaks environment. Below I am giving the example code.
mongo_data.py
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Answered 2021-May-20 at 10:41Got the answer by following this comment. Just used
QUESTION
There's my code:
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Answered 2021-May-13 at 15:49user
should start with capital
QUESTION
I would like to develop web apps in Google colab. The only issue is that you need a browser connected to local host to view the web app, but Google colab doesn't have a browser inside the notebook.
But it seems that there are ways around this. For example run_with_ngrok is a library for running flaks apps in colab/jupyter notebooks
https://github.com/gstaff/flask-ngrok#inside-jupyter--colab-notebooks
When you use it, it gives a random address , "Running on http://.ngrok.io"
And somehow the webapp that's running on Google colab is running on that address.
This is a great solution for Flask apps, but I am looking to run webapps in general on Google Colab, not just Flask ones. Is there a general method for running webapps in colab/jupyter notebooks?
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Answered 2020-Jan-14 at 22:57Here is an example that illustrates starting a webserver and serving resources to a Colab output frame.
https://colab.research.google.com/notebooks/snippets/advanced_outputs.ipynb#scrollTo=R8ZvCXC5A0wT
Colab caches served outputs so that notebooks will render without reexecution. For live servers, users will need to reexecute the code to start the server. But, afterwards, Colab will proxy requests from the output frame that reference localhost to the Colab backend.
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a logged area in my Flaks app where each user will have its own routes to access their information.
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Answered 2020-May-05 at 02:43Guys just found a way to do what I was looking for (don't know if this is the best one but works). Below the solution I found:
QUESTION
I am stuck in a place and I would like your ideas on how to solve this issue.
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Answered 2020-Apr-19 at 14:49QUESTION
So I have been messing around with coding a BMI calculator from an online program, I want the final output of data to say something like: "Based on your height of 75" and weight of 200lbs your BMI is: "
I can't really figure out how to pull the data that I have already prompted the user to write back into my final sentence, I am not super experienced in coding and see this is something a lot of people start with. Any help is appreciated, I see a lot of flak for people asking these questions since it seems to be the first project in colleges.
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Answered 2020-Jan-22 at 01:23You are almost there, you need to concat your string (like you did for BMI value) with variables, you prompted previously:
QUESTION
I am trying to create a redirect from a Flask endpoint with
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Answered 2019-Dec-18 at 20:52You will want to take a look at the Flask redirect() documentation and especially the quickstart section about redirects.
QUESTION
I am trying to translate a table from pure SQL to Flask-Sqlalchemy, but the documentation available is not clear about how to do this specific scenario - Primary keys that are also foreign keys.
The SQL to build the table is the following and it works fine:
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Answered 2019-Aug-21 at 07:02How to declare the name
of the foreign key constraint
Adding multiple foreign key constraints can be done by having multiple ForeignKeyConstraint
s in your __table_args__
. For example:
QUESTION
Ive read many posts, and all come down to the Cookies when autheticating. However, when Im experiencing the Redirect loop directly after logging in, it is effected over any client that logs in, not just specific PC's.
I have tried everything that I possibly can, and I can post everything ive done, but I dont see how this can be a cookie issue if it is happening to ALL users. So one moment it works, the next no one can log in due to redirect loop.
Logically it MUST be something to do with authentication cookies, but how can it be effecting everyone at the same time ?
Is this not something within Azure that may be causing an issue ? It seems that it has to be ?
Any Ideas would be greatly appreciated, as I am receiving a lot of flak from my client now :(
This is my startup.auth if it helps at all
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Answered 2019-Jun-14 at 06:19So after many many hours and a number of late nights, I finally seem to have found the solution.
So based on my understanding, at some point the 'MVC' cookie(Which I think is the application.cookie) and the Azure AD cookie(Which I think is the aspnet.cookie) delete each other, due to a bug within microsoft, which has not been fixed after many years of having this problem. So what is happening, is you have signed into Azure AD and the auth cookie says you are now authenticated, yet when hitting the controller, the 'MVC' cookie(as it was said in a post) says you are not authenticated, so redirects back to the Azure AD sign in, but sees you have been authenticated via Azure AD, and so the endless loop continues.
I saw many people referring to the Kentor Cookie Saver and that it helped, one or two that said it didnt, but I decided to give it a try, and I have not had the client complain for the last 2-3 days, so it must have worked.
Here is the link I used: Kentor Cookie Saver
I hope this helps or leads someone in the right direction.
Cheers!
QUESTION
I am trying to 1st divide up four-letter words based upon the last two letters of the word (suffix) and 2nd count up how many words I have for each of these endings.
I have a list containing 3,164 words called filtered and I have sorted them by their suffixes, which doesn't seem much of a help.
(I want to create a dictionary that takes the suffix as a key and the words as a list but I don't know where to begin!) It would be something like:
OUTPUT:
dic = {'ab': ['Ahab', 'Arab', 'Saab, ...]; 'al': ['Aral', 'Baal', ...]}
and so on. Would that be possible?
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Answered 2018-Dec-19 at 21:26Assuming that suffixes are always two letters long and are case-sensitive, you can iterate through the word list and append each word to the dict of lists with the last two letters of the word as the key:
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