LineReader | Reads files line by line in browser | Document Editor library
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Reads files line by line using the HTML5 File API.
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QUESTION
I have the following ItemProcessor, I need to know if the item is the last item the reader sends. Is this possible?
The flow is:
ItemReader
- read lines from database (expected millions of lines)ItemProcessor
- perform some validations on each line, send to webservice and perform more validations with webservice response.ItemWriter
- write in database errors from validations, and change line status.
Another possible solution would be the ItemReader to send a list of Line
with size NUMBER_OF_LINES_TO_CALL_WEBSERVICE
, but I could not find examples on how to modify the JpaPagingItemReader
.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 09:00I want to group lines in a list of 100 elements to send to a webservice, and when the last item is sent to processor the remaining lines are sent to the webservice.
You can use a chunk-oriented step with a chunk size of 100. The step will do the buffering for you, and the first point in the process where you have access to the list of items is in the ItemWriteListener#beforeWrite(List items)
. So you can either use that listener to perform you web service call, or do it in the ItemWriter
itself (if this is the only write
operation you need to perform).
Once you have the list of items, you can do whatever you want with it (ie check the last item, filter the first 99 items and send post them to the web service, etc).
QUESTION
First of all, I've found similar questions but nothing quite matching my use case:
I have a file such as:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 09:44You need to understand the when you use .on
listeners, you are listening to a event emitted
The 'line' event is emitted whenever the input stream receives an end-of-line input (\n, \r, or \r\n). This usually occurs when the user presses Enter or Return.
The listener function is called with a string containing the single line of received input.
Since it's a listener, you cannot control how event is being emitted.
line.pause() won't work here either because of the following
Calling rl.pause() does not immediately pause other events (including 'line') from being emitted by the readline.Interface instance.
If you want to, you should probably read the entire the file in to a javascript array, and use for loops
to go through each line.
node.js: read a text file into an array. (Each line an item in the array.)
QUESTION
I used the tweepy library (for twitter api-v1.1) to get some metadata (e.g., tweet text, #retweets, userid, etc.) for a list of tweet ids. Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-15 at 10:47Here is the two lines of code that helped me find the erros:
QUESTION
I am trying to read file from a .txt file in nodejs, when i get access to each line, I push it to an array but in the end, the array is empty.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-06 at 12:27The problem is that the thing happens async. You need to add a listener for close
event.
QUESTION
I use Promise.allSettled
to fetch websites in batch fashion. It works fine if I limit size of website list to 10
but it become stuck as soon as I increase it to 1000
.
This is weird and never happened to me. I've waited for three days until the script finish but it's still stuck at the first 1000
items.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 21:41The solution is to wrap up my promise with a promise that timeout after certain period.
Here is the function that provides the ability timeout the promise,
QUESTION
I'm interacting with a child process through stdio, and I need to wait for a line from childProcess.stdout each time I write some command to childProcess.stdin.
It's easy to wrap an asynchronous method for writing like below:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-13 at 09:21Well, I ended up with something pretty similar to what you were trying. It makes some assumptions that are mentioned in the code and needs more complete error handling:
QUESTION
I have a socket connection between client and server. I am able to connect and send data but it keeps repeating the same data instead of stopping/pausing after reading a line.
expected output:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 05:08In the following block of your client code, the value of line
never changes in your innermost while loop. And since its a non-empty string, the loop condition is always true, I think changing while
with an if might help.
You also don't need the if not line
condition after that, which I presume you added while trying to fix your problem.
QUESTION
I have a springBoot 2.4.0 app, with this piece of code in the controller:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-04 at 09:28use
QUESTION
is there a ways to make the line reader synchronous?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-23 at 20:47Line Reader library is Asynchronous by it's implementation. You can use Node.js own fs.readFileSync() instead.
QUESTION
I'm trying to figure out how to make a function in JAVA that searches through a document line per line: First I initialize the file and a reader, then convert each line to a string in an ArrayList; after that I try to check the ArrayList against a String to then return the position of the ArrayList as a string.
So for example I have a text containing: 1 - Somewhere over the rainbow 2 - Way up high.
Converted to ArrayList, if then searched for: "Somewhere"; then it should return the sentence "Somewhere over the rainbow";
Here is the code I tried; but it keeps returning 'null';
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-17 at 10:04I refactor your code a bit, but I keep your logic, it should work for you:
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