age-check | jQuery plugin to verify if user | Frontend Framework library

This seems like an old known bug. The package seems to be abandoned, last commit was on Feb 16, 2019.

The package was forked, updated and published under the name language-tool-python: https://pypi.org/project/language-tool-python/

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pycontractions relies on language-check and the installation of language-check needs a specific java version, because it doesn't properly figure out the version and fails.

You can try to install jdk8 and make it your default java programm, but since it's pretty old and we're already at java15 you might also run into problems doing that.

Assuming you're using some sort of Debian/Ubuntu you can try:

UPDATE

Run below command in webssh.

Step 1. apt-get update

Step 2. apt-get install openjdk-8-jdk

Step 3. java -version

Step 4. pip install language_check

After trying, I found in windows webapp that although the webapp contains a java environment, when executing tool = language_check.LanguageTool('en-US'), an error language_check.JavaError: can't find Java will be reported.

In windows webapp.

When you create a webapp, no matter what language environment you choose, when the creation is complete, in the azure web app, all language environments are included by default.

Suppose you create a webapp based on the node language of windows, then you can create virtual applications in other languages such as java, .net, python etc., all of which are supported, which I have tested.

While it's possible you could write a module to enforce this stuff (especially once RakuAST comes up) by mucking with given statements, it's going to be very tricky and really only possible for basic numerical operations.

The semantics of given/when basically are

The data is behind an authentication scheme of some sort. Since your browser is authenticated (I assume) it works fine, but urllib and wget are not authenticated, therefore what they get is a page requesting authentication.

You need to look at the documentation for this testrail thing and find out if there is an official way to have programmatic access to instances (e.g. official API and API keys, that sort of thing). If there is, use that.

If there is not, you'll probably need to emulate the browser from Python, either by hand (via urllib and cookiejars and such) or using a web scraping system like scrapy, I assume access to authentication-protected resources is a common problem in that space.

Downgrading JRE version to 8 and installing the language-check package as root user did the trick for me.

There are lot of options for you to get the values rather that using meaningless name attribute over span.

1. Use a data-count attribute over both divs i.e., count-checked-checkboxes and percentagecheckboxes. With the same function, that update the counts, do update the data-attributes. At the time of data post, get those values by let checkCount = $('#count-checked-checkboxes').attr('data-count'); and so on.
2. Use a hidden input box in the place of span, and update the values of those box with the same update function, and get the values by using let checkCount = $('#count-checked-checkboxes').val() and so on.
3. ( Not recommended ) use the text value of those span by using let checkCount = $('#count-checked-checkboxes').text() and so on.

You have to set the signature of the sniffer to java 1.8

Try the following: