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Lines of Code : 9License : Permissive (Apache-2.0)
Copyusing Okapi.Keys;
var key = DIDKey.Generate(new GenerateKeyRequest { KeyType = KeyType.Ed25519 });
import * from "okapi";
let request = new GenerateKeyRequest();
request.setKeyType(KeyType.Ed25519);
var key = DIDKey.generate(request);
brew install trinsic-id/tap/okapi
wget https://github.com/trinsic-id/okapi/releases/download/v1.1.0/okapi_1.1.0_amd64.deb
dpkg -i okapi_1.1.0_amd64.deb
winget install okapi
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QUESTION
I am creating a loop to create/update users using functions with built-in promises:
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Answered 2021-May-24 at 12:35QUESTION
I am trying to import a function from an external file I have, which contains a promise. The resolution of the promise is what should be returned, but I get an error message: The requested module './functions.js' does not provide an export named 'getOkapiToken' The POST request works fine when I run it directly in the server, but I need it in a separate file as it will be used by several different files in the future. This is also the first time I'm using promises, so I'm not sure I handled it properly (though I can't get any errors registered until I deal with the first one).
The functions.js file is built as follows:
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Answered 2020-Nov-10 at 13:23There are three ways to handle asynchronous task in Javascript and wit Node.JS
- Pass in a Callback to run in the asynchronous code
- Use a Promise that will either resolve or reject the promise
- Use the async keyword in front of the function and place await in front of the asynchronous code.
With that said I was able to get the code to work by running a simple node server and I modified your code just a bit to get a response back from the server.
index.js
QUESTION
I'm working on a rather big project. I need to use azure-security-keyvault-secrets, so I added following to my pom.xml file:
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Answered 2019-Dec-27 at 18:36So I managed to fix the problem with the maven-shade-plugin. I added following piece of code to my pom.xml file:
QUESTION
I'm starting a new Angular 6 project (and I'm new to Angular as well ^^) so I am pretty free about the choices. When coming to Internalization, we chose to use Angular native I18n after reading:
The fact that translations cannot be used out of template files can be fixed by some workaround at our stage
XLIFF learning curve hit me with the question of XLIFF 1.2 vs XLIFF 2. After reading the differences between XLIFF 1.2 and XLIFF 2, it seems that XLIFF 2 solved a lot of issues and is more future-proof than XLIFF 1.2 which is now a legacy format according to Wikipedia
Consequently, why Angular is focused on XLIFF 1.2 instead of XLIFF 2? I noticed that:
- The official Angular I18n uses XLIFF 1.2
- Most of web resources (like on Medium) use XLIFF 1.2
- It's pretty hard to find some free translation tools compatible with XLIFF 2 (I got error when importing XLIFF 2 file on SmartCat and I struggled with Rainbox/Okapi framework)
- It's also pretty hard to find help on XLIFF 2 (like how do I do the ICU stuff?), at least for a beginner
As for our project, we started on XLIFF 2 but I'm strongly tempted to switch to XLIFF 1.2
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Answered 2018-Jun-25 at 16:16Your question is quite subjective as to why, but Angular isn't alone. XCode also still uses XLIFF 1.2. Symfony recently added v2 support, but the docs still reference 1.2.
I think adoption has been slow amongst web frameworks because the format doesn't add much in the way of capabilities that web frameworks were lacking before. It provides lots of scope for extensibility, but as great as that sounds it just means people can use the format any way they see fit. I mean file.js:93 is great, except that "file-source" isn't part of the spec so not very cross-platform.
Perhaps the format is doing better within the translation industry, but web frameworks don't tend to use many of the format's advanced features. For the most part XLIFF files are used as fairly dumb containers for indexing strings and v1.2 does that as well as v2 does.
If a framework was starting fresh XLIFF 2 seems like a no-brainer, but if you already have thousands of people happily using 1.2, I don't think there's a huge motivation to upgrade.
My advice would be to ensure you can always switch file formats if you need to. Use 1.2 by all means if it gives you access to tools you like, but if Angular one day decides to deprecate 1.2 and move to v2 you'll need to have a plan. There are editors out there that support both formats.
QUESTION
I have elixir application which I am using with plug(no Phoenix), I was trying to upgrade it to cowboy2 from cowboy. I am using VS code for development, I keep getting following error when I am running server
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Answered 2019-Jan-05 at 04:55When updating Cowboy to version 2, make sure you have explicitly updated both ranch and ranch_proxy_protocol to modern versions. Usually putting the line
QUESTION
I'm new to C++ here, coming from a Java background. I have a class prototype that sets up two private pointer object members.
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Answered 2018-Oct-13 at 09:15To make your pointers live as long as the object of DriverController live you can use std::unique_ptr instead of raw pointers.
And as for the construction of the chassisController, since it is not copyable the solution for this can be done using C++17 copy-elision:
QUESTION
I am using Neo4j/Cypher , my data is about 200GB , so i thought of scalable solution "spark".
Two solutions are available to make neo4j graphs with spark :
1) Cypher for Apache Spark (CAPS)
2) Neo4j-Spark-Connector
I used the first one ,CAPS . The pre-processed CSV got two "geohash" informations : one for pickup and another for drop off for each row what i want is to make a connected graph of geohash nodes.
CAPS allow only to make a graph by mapping nodes : If node with id 0 is to be connected to node with id 1 you need to have a relationship with start id 0 and end id 1.
A very simple layout would be:
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Answered 2018-Aug-27 at 07:32You are right, CAPS is, just like Spark, an immutable system. However, with CAPS you can create new graphs from within a Cypher statement: https://github.com/opencypher/cypher-for-apache-spark/blob/master/spark-cypher-examples/src/main/scala/org/opencypher/spark/examples/MultipleGraphExample.scala
At the moment the CONSTRUCT clause has limited support for MERGE. It only allows to add already bound nodes to the newly created graph, while each bound node is added exactly once independent off how many time it occurs in the binding table.
Consider the following query:
QUESTION
In Lucene's practical scoring function there is a query coordinator which punishes documents that fail to match all the query terms. does Okapi BM25 use the same trick?
The reason I'm curious about it is that I'm using Elasticsearch with BM25 similarity module and sometimes I feel this algorithm does not favor documents with more matches. There are cases that a document contains one or two terms a lot, outscores a document containing all query terms.
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Answered 2018-Jun-10 at 02:43Yes and no.
No, it doesn't use a coord factor as described by the old Lucene default similarity (note: Lucene core now uses BM25 by default, as well).
Yes, it does weigh hits on more of the query terms more heavily than a bunch of hits on the same term. It does this with better term saturation, making the old coord factor effectively obsolete.
It is, however, always possible that many hits on less terms will outscore few hits on more terms using either algorithm.
QUESTION
CoreData Structure: Entity: ZooAnimals, Attributes: animal (String type) and count (Integer 16 type)
I want to save in some animal names and the quantity (count) of each animal. I can do this by hard coding the multiple objects needed to do this – see code below – but how could I do it more flexibly so that I might just give it a couple of arrays of any length and have them save into CoreData (e.g. var animalArray = ["Donkey","Horse","Zebra","Okapi"], var animalCountArray = [7,3,9,2])
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Answered 2018-May-25 at 05:04An easy solution is a for loop
QUESTION
I am trying to implement Okapi BM25 to search documents by query using python whoosh library.
My understanding is that whoosh calculates the scores for each documents using BM25 according to the query and then sorts it to give the best result.
I use
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Answered 2017-Jun-25 at 12:26You can get the computed score by using the score attribute:
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