whoosh | Stream content to/from an SFTP Server | Stream Processing library

When i try to push my flask app to Heroku the following error shows up in my terminal and the build fails.

I can't figure out what's wrong here is the full error:

Lets say given file a.txt:

Is it possible to use whoosh as a matcher without building an index?

My situation is that I have subscriptions pre-defined with strings, and documents coming through in a stream. I check each document matches the subscriptions and send them if so. I don't need to store the documents, or recall them later. Once they've been sent to the subscriptions, they can be discarded.

Currently just using simple matching, but as consumers ask for searches based on fields, and/or logic, etc, I'm wondering if it's possible to use a whoosh matcher and allow whoosh query syntax for this.

I could build an index for each document, query it, and then throw it away, but that seems very wasteful, is it possible to directly construct a Matcher? I couldn't find any docs or questions online indicating a way to do this and my attempts haven't worked. Alternatively, is this just the wrong library for this task, and is there something better suited?

I'm facing a serious problem when it comes to generating pipfile. lock. As I was trying to update the package list using the pipenv lock command I kept getting the following error message, The issue started appearing after I tried running pipenv install pyrebase:

I tried this

Hi im creating a DB using Python and want to extract the info from this json dict i dont know if it better to extract the info directly from the file:

Using Django 2.2.7, Python 3.6.9, PySolr 3.8.1, DJANGO Haystack 2.8.1

I am trying to build an accounting database using flask as the front end. The main page is the ledger, with nine columns "date" "description" "debit" "credit" "amount" "account" "reference" "journal" and "year", I need to be able to query each and some times two at once, there are over 8000 entries, and growing. My code so far displays all the rows, 200 at a time with pagination, I have read "pep 8" which talks about readable code, I have read this multiple parameters and this multiple parameters and like the idea of using

request.args.get

But I need to display all the rows until I query, I have also looked at this nested ifs and I thought perhaps I could use a function for each query and "If" out side of the view function and then call each in the view function, but I am not sure how to. Or I could have a view function for each query. But I am not sure how that would work, here is my code so far,

So normally my session should end when I press logout button on my page but when I go to the previous page via the button (top left). I just go back to my page logged in..