api-explorer | Open source components that make up ReadMe 's API explorer | REST library

I am new to Stack Overflow and bash/sh commands. I ran into the following issue when trying to execute a shell command in 2 different ways:

1. Executing the script from the Bash CLI
2. Executing the script from a Python IDE

The script is as follows:

I'm attempting to do an insert on a table in Hasura's UI. I am getting permission denied even though I'm executing the query inside the api-explorer.

This is the JSON format (response from API - https://developer.ticketmaster.com/api-explorer/v2/). If I add "_embedded"(which have a list of venues) as attribute for Event Class doesn't work.

How can I take the location from this JSON?

My Method:

I'm trying to upload a file from a node application to my local Alfresco. I managed to login, create and delete folders but not files.

EDIT: I'm aware of what attributes in general do, the question is for this specific attribute alone. Sorry for the confusion!

I've read the following question, along with this one, which point to how the attribute is used to ignore the generated swagger/swashbuckle documentation for specific methods or whole controllers. (documentation is the swagger page with all the api's listed I believe?)

But other than swagger/swashbuckle (which is a NuGet package), what other function does this attribute possess in ASP.NET?

I'm currently implementing the insert-function from the google-calendar-api (api reference) but after creating the event successfully, it never shows up on non-gmail-accounts (such as ...@icloud.com). This is also true when testing with the api-explorer. It only silently appears in gmail-accounts.

I've set sendNotifications to true and sendUpdates to all. No invite is sent out and yes, I've checked the spam-directory. I'm sitting at this problem for some days now and it just boggles my mind that this isn't working. The service is currently unusable as I can't event add attendees with non-gmail-addresses.

I've been following the documentation, tried the api-explorer and also tested the node.js-library as well as plain http-requests.

As said, the invite/non-gmail-accounts won't even work with the api-explorer. How can this bug be fixed?

Edit 1: The function in Typescript that calls the corresponding api. oAuth2Client gets initialized correctly. googleapis is version 48.0.0. The start and end times are correctly formatted strings, as the event gets created successfully but without a notification.

I want to send a POST request to a rest endpoint. the rest endpoint documentation says:

Create a node and add it as a primary child of node nodeId.

This endpoint supports both JSON and multipart/form-data (file upload).

Using multipart/form-data

Use the filedata field to represent the content to upload, for example, the following curl command will create a node with the contents of test.txt in the test user's home folder.

curl -utest:test -X POST host:port/alfresco/api/-default-/public/alfresco/versions/1/nodes/-my-/children -F filedata=@test.txt

You can use the name field to give an alternative name for the new file.

You can use the nodeType field to create a specific type. The default is cm:content

I managed to send a correct request to this endpoint by the following code:

Trying to get a map with pins to display in internet explorer which this page claims to support https://developer.here.com/documentation/maps/topics/overview.html but none of the examples in the developer documentation seem to run in IE 11

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