cerulean | experimental Matrix client for playing with freestyle
kandi X-RAY | cerulean Summary
kandi X-RAY | cerulean Summary
Cerulean is a highly experimental Matrix client intended to demonstrate the viability of freestyle public threaded conversations a la Twitter. As such, it is built as simply as possible, in order to demonstrate to someone unfamiliar with Matrix how the Client Server API can be used in this manner. It has no dependencies (other than create-react-app) and has no optimisations. It uses a naive View+Model architecture for legibility (although ideally it'd grow to be MVVM in future). For more info, see
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- Create the link for a event .
- Create link for an event .
- Generates a random token
- Set or remove an item from local storage
- Get a localpartId part .
- Creates a Promise .
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QUESTION
this is my first time using and exploring R shiny. The process seems pretty straightforward but I am having some difficulties getting everything to run smoothly.
I am trying to build an app that will allow a user to upload a word doc, PDF, or other text file (would be cool if there was also an option to paste text directly instead of uploading a file), and then a function would run on the file or pasted text which would result in a returned list of text.
My code works fine when not using R shiny:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-09 at 22:43fileInput
doesn't return the filename/path directly.
It returns a dataframe with the name
, size
, type
and datapath
.
What you probably want is datapath
, so try this.
QUESTION
I have an existing Flask project which uses SQLAlchemy and I wanted to interate an Admin dashboard. Everything worked fine, I managed to enable authentication by using the ModelView
Class however if I try to edit or if I try to create a new object of any database model then Flask-Admin throws out the following error:
ValueError: Invalid format string
Here's my Flask-Admin Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-29 at 04:35bro I had a similar issue to yours, where the exception stemmed from the "date_posted" field in my "Threads" table as by default flask admin reads all data object as a String object so you have to override it as follows in your adminmodelview for example: form_overrides=dict(date_posted=DateTimeField)
QUESTION
Feature file with scenario
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-17 at 15:11You are not using Karate correctly. Note the usage of param
below:
QUESTION
I have created a survey in Shiny and I would like that the options in this survey are always different. To do so, I have used the sample
function and each time I run the app on my local machine the possible options for the answers are always different as I want.
However, I have recently deployed the app through shinyapps.io and it seems that the there is no more randomness in the possible options.
This is the code of my shiny app :
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-04 at 16:46This can be fixed by moving the random calculation inside the server
function, otherwise, if you execute a random function outside the server
, it will work, but it will be the same for all the users. This behaviour is to prevent large calculations from happening unnecessary times if for example, all users will have access to the same data.
Below is the code for the app i deployed in shinyapps.io
. Because i need to execute create_options()
inside the server
, i will use renderUI()
. If I use sample()
inside any part of the UI it will only be executed once, hence the static options.
Also, i used prettyRadioButtons
from shinyWidgets
to prevent that users pick more than one option.
code:
QUESTION
Im working on a shiny web app. My UI code (attached below) includes certain parameters for the CSS design of the menu sidebar. Im trying to get rid of this black/white bar that shows when the side menu is either expanded or not as it takes up some space that i need. Please see pictures at the end of the post
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-26 at 15:15You have
QUESTION
I have test:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-06 at 15:42The error message give you the answers
QUESTION
I have task: "Check that each Color field has a color value (format string "#FFFFFF")".
I have a solution:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-03 at 17:00This problem can be solved using regular expressions
QUESTION
I would like to filter a reactable with crosstalk. Let's say I have the following Rmd-file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-28 at 21:57I don't know how to do it with crosstalk and tried to search for their docs and maybe this is not supported. BUT, we can do it with some javascripts.
QUESTION
I've made some style changes to my Shiny Navbar so that it's the same size as an appended image. However, the text on the Navbar tabs won't vertically/center align no matter what I do. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I'm very unfamiliar with CSS.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-09 at 14:43QUESTION
Background
I am building a local area network, WebRTC baby monitor with a raspberry pi camera module and USB microphone. The stream is synthesized with GStreamer and im using Janus Gateway to facilitate the WebRTC connection between a web browser and the Pi. The webpage and Javascript is a stripped down version of the streaming demo provided by Meetecho.
This is my first time using many of these technologies and am a bit in over my head with troubleshooting at the moment. I'm having trouble figuring out why the web page works in Chrome and Safari, but does not work in Firefox.
It works fine on Chrome and Safari:
In Firefox, the WebRTC connection seems to be successfully established and maintained (based on comparisons of the network traffic and console output between Chrome and Firefox), but the page seems to get caught up somewhere along the way:
Comparing the consoles
When comparing the console outputs of Chrome and Firefox, they are identical until this point where both consoles report Uncaught (in promise) DOMException:
but for possibly different reasons?
- Firefox says
Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: The fetching process for the media resource was aborted by the user agent at the user's request.
- Chrome says
Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: The play() request was interrupted by a new load request.
Are these the same errors with different "Hints"? Or are they actually different errors due to some underlying difference between the browsers?
Immediately after this error, Firefox diverges from Chrome by reporting Remote track removed
.
Im unsure if I am doing something silly in the JS to cause this or if there is some nuance about Firefox that I am missing.
Other details that might be helpful?
Below is part of the html (index.html) and javascript (janus_stream.js) for the page, the pastebin link contains the whole janus_stream.js.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-25 at 21:07The issue is related to H264 incompatibility, but after seeing this thread I realized i was a victim of the same issue.
I needed to update one line in my janus.plugin.streaming.jcfg
file so that it looks like this:
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