watt | : bulb : Powerful control flow using ES6 generators | Reactive Programming library
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watt lets you write your async Javascript as if it were synchronous, which results in much simpler, more readable code. ES6 introduced generators, which are functions that can be paused and resumed using the yield keyword. This lets us do some cool things, for instance letting a library handle control flow.
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QUESTION
Im trying to loop through a json which I get from an url using file_get_contents("someurl")
.
I also pass an ID to that url which i get from a parsed webhook.
The problem comes with the for/foreach, i can't seem to loop through $data
when it has more than one 'producto'
Before the loop continues I have to send the data taken from $stock
and $precio
through $stock_quantity
and $price
to the product url defined by $sku
taken from the json by $codigo_var
Any idea on how I could send those variables no matter if i get only one 'producto'
or multiple 'producto'
?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 07:18You could use:
QUESTION
I am trying to formulate a query for a business scenario where we have a nested field type named "types"(i.e like ArrayList of strings). Below are the sample indexed documents with "types" as one of the fields.
Document 1: { "types" : [ { "Label" : "Dialog", }, { "Label" : "Violence", }, { "Label" : "Language", } }
Document 2: { "types" : [ { "Label" : "Dialog", } }
Now, the requirement is that the search query should match at most one value within the field values i.e if a user searches for "Dialog", then it should return only Document 2 and not Document 1 because it has other values present in the field. Basically, it should only get those records that match exactly with the single search query value excluding all the other values present in the field.
Below is the Mapping:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-22 at 02:12You need to use script_score
along with the function score query.
Try out this below query
QUESTION
I have a python script which collects data(solar,battery,load,currenttime) from my solar controller via modbus and writes the data onto my oracle DB. The current time is from my system time. At the moment the code runs 24/7 (with one minute interval) and if the connection is lost the code tries 5 times to reconnect, and then stops executing.
My Goal :At the moment i have blank data as the script stops when connection is out. Is there a way i can keep the script running (even when there is no connection ) and put values like 0 into the solar and battery values and pass the current time regularly to the database so i can plot graphs based on 24 hours. And is there a way that my script can reconnect automatically as well? Thanks a lot for your precious time !!
Or is there a way to keep the script running even though there is no modbus connection. Then i can write if no connection input values 0 to battery and solar.
My code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-21 at 02:30schedule.every(60).seconds.do(loaddata)
Instead of using schedule
lib, you should choose cronjob
in Linux system.
Add try...catch
around loaddata
, When exception happen, save default 0 to solar.
QUESTION
I have two list, one list containing peoples last names and a another list containing similar data. I have used any()
to match the two lists and output the matches.
Example data provided, real lists consist of thousands of entries.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-21 at 09:47You can use "matcher IN name" instead of "==".
Explanation: enumerate() helps me go through the list and returns (index,value) for each value in the list. So, "index1" stores the index of "matcher" in the list "matchers". Similarly, "index2" is the index of "name" in full_name.
Then, I check whether "matcher" is a substring of "name". If this is true then I will add the matcher index and the name index to the final list.
Dry run: Let's say when index1=0, matcher="Balle", then I will loop through all the values in full_name. Let's say index2=0, name="Balle S & R". Then, my if check is true because "Balle" is a substring of "Balle S & R". So, I will append [index1, index2] which is [0,0] to my final list. If matcher is not a substring, then I ignore the pair and move on.
Here is a working code using loops.
QUESTION
is there a way to add string to all my keys in dictionary without creating a new dictionary? I tried several ways but I get the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-08 at 14:11You have to swap out keys in the dictionary object, since there is no such thing as "changing" an immutable key. One way to do that is to make an independent list:
QUESTION
I have a polygon and two markers. The last marker (var power) I want to start only on mouseover or onclick the first marker (var myIcon). How can I do that? Could you please take a look on this code?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-03 at 10:12You can remove a marker with marker.removeFrom(map)
and add it to the map with marker.addTo(map)
:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-03 at 07:44To add space between cell content and cell wall you can use the cellpadding
attribute in table
tag.
The HTML cellpadding Attribute is used to specify the space between the cell content and cell wall. The cellpadding attribute is set in terms of pixels.
Refer: cellpadding
QUESTION
I have an Array of elements and I need to loop over them getting a value from a server at each pass. With the following code I am getting all the results mixed, due to the asynchronous call in the forEach loop. I need the results to be shown in the same order as in the Array.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-01 at 08:14You should try for loop
with await
QUESTION
I want to count how many records with Today's date time stamp. I have below response. But when execution done I am getting count = 0 but it should be 1. What is wrong with my script?
Response Body
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-31 at 10:15I'm not a Javascript expert, so not sure what your filter( a => a["timestamp"] == now)
is doing/ is supposed to do.
Simply comparing a substring of the timestamp
in the JSON with the timestamp you calculated does the trick:
QUESTION
Cyclists are recording pedalling power over time and analyse a curve1 derived from this that plots for every given time interval the amount of power at least produced: for 20 continuous minutes, you maintained 248W or more. I'd like to compute this in R starting from small time intervals dt and corresponding power pwr:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 20:48There are more efficient calculations that could be done with base rle
or data.table
, but this tidyverse approach is legible to me and should be adequate for data that isn't extremely large. In my testing, the code below for 100,000 observations took about 5 seconds to run.
My approach is to make a function that finds the cumulative min for any given window size (using slider::slide_index so that the window is defined by time, not a fixed number of observations), and then output the max of these. Then I iteratively feed a range of window sizes into purrr::map_dbl
to get the max_min for that size.
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