mariner | Framework agnostic library for building apps in NodeJS | Runtime Evironment library
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Answered 2021-May-19 at 05:42Answer
Remove the whitespace around the names:
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I'm trying to compare historical daily attendance figures between the Mariners and White Sox.
I created my data frame with MySQL database and whittled it down to these columns: date
, hometeam
, dayofweek
, and attendance.
I then used lubridate
to convert the number that encodes the date into a Date
field in R. I also set the attendance of games reporting 0 to NA. I did both with:
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Answered 2021-May-16 at 23:56You probably need something like
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I have a MongoDB data that looks like this:
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Answered 2021-Apr-21 at 03:44give this pipeline a shot. if that's not the expected result, let me know the exact shape of the output you need.
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I have an Array for recipes and inside of it I have another Array ingredients with some objects, what I want is to filter the recipes array by comparing the nested object key ingredient with entered value in the Input field (keyup event is working and I have the values form the input fild stored in a variable called enteredValue )...
Soo can you help me find how to filter recipes using those nested array
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Answered 2021-Feb-21 at 10:26If you want to get every recipe which contains the entered ingredient, try this:
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I have a list of Football Team names
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Answered 2020-Jun-19 at 16:50You can use merge
here:
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My main goal is to create odds based off of the team score and return a "simulated" winner. But whenever I do the winner(Blue_Jays, Mariners) it returns [1] 100, which is the correct value for the Blue Jays, but I want it to return the team name.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-19 at 06:14Capture the name of the team using deparse
and substitute
.
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I have been trying to make a bootstrap 4 navbar that has a centered navbar-brand (text) with the emblem on the far left and links on the right I have managed to do this with it being almost correct however I have a large brand name therefore I need it to text wrap when I go below a certain width however instead of it text wrapping it pushes the other elements out of the way before wrapping how can I fix this?
Current code:
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Answered 2020-Apr-24 at 20:29Applying these styles will wrap the text without truncating it:
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So I asked this question a while ago and it got immediately closed so I'll give more detail the issue seems to be specific to the dmg file type I've never encountered the problem till now.
I simply want to be able to click a button and then have the dmg downloaded without using much javascript or any.
However using my code the dmg file opens in the browser so you get a bunch of binary gibberish and the file doesn't download if you want to see what I mean head to https://lucas-testing.000webhostapp.com/release then click download for MacOS.
The dmg's file name changes as the version number is part of the name so I use php to get the file information and create a variable storing that website address for example the current link generated by my PHP would be:
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Answered 2020-Apr-23 at 12:52It may not be that your methods of performing the download are broken but rather that the webserver isn't serving up the right mime type for the dmg file. That the file is downloading and you're getting what looks like gibberish could be a sign of that. The browser doesn't know what to expect.
To see what mime type the server is sending open up developer tools in your browser, click on network and look at the file you're downloading in the list.
Just googling around seems to indicate that the right mime type for DMG files is application\octet-stream
. If it doesn't say this type when you look at it in developer tools then this is likely your problem. If it does then its probably something else. Here's an article on mime types: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Securing_your_site/Configuring_server_MIME_types. Scroll down to the bottom for some notes on configuring mime types different web servers (Apache, IIS, etc).
Also noticing that your URL contains spaces. Those should be percent encoded to be valid.
Yet another perhaps more direct way of doing the download would just be to use a hyperlink like:
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I think this is a good quick demo of R's plumber library in general, but mainly I'm struggling to serve data in a csv format
I am working with R's plumber package to host an API endpoint for some sports data of mine. Currently I have some data that grabs win totals for MLB baseball teams that I'm trying to serve. Using plumber, I have the following 2 scripts set up:
setupAPI.R: sets up my API with two GET endpoints:
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Answered 2018-Mar-07 at 15:27There are two tricks you need here:
- You can bypass serialization on an endpoint by returning the response object directly. More docs here
- You can specify the body of the response by mutating
res$body
.
You can combine these two ideas to create an endpoint like:
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I'm building an automated MLB schedule from a base URL and a loop through a list of team names as they appear in the URL. Using pd.read_html I get each team's schedule. The only thing I'm missing is, for each team's page, the team name itself, which I'd like as a new column 'team_name'. I have a small sample of my goal at the end of this post.
Below, is what I have so far, and if you run this, the print out does exactly what I need for just one team.
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Answered 2019-Aug-04 at 22:44The original code df['team_name'] = team
rewrites team_name
for the entire df
. The code below creates a placeholder, df_team
, where team_name
is updated and then df.append(df_team)
.
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