digidoc | PHP Library for Estonian Digital ID | REST library
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kandi X-RAY | digidoc Summary
This is a PHP library for communicating with the Certification Centre's DigiDocService API. The API is SOAP-based, documentation is available here.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Create a mobile - create signature
- Register DigiDoc service
- Sign a mobile document
- Call the cURL resource .
- Mobile Authenticate
- Add a file
- Get the signing time
- Get the creation time
- Gets the next update timestamp
- Get the RevocationDate
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digidoc Examples and Code Snippets
Lines of Code : 14License : Permissive (Apache-2.0)
Copy// Instantiate the main class
$digiDoc = new DigiDoc(DigiDoc::URL_TEST);
// Ask for a service (see: Services)
/** @var AuthenticatorInterface $authenticator */
$authenticator = $digiDoc->getService(AuthenticatorInterface::class);
// Start mobile $ composer require bigbank/digidoc
$ composer test
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QUESTION
In ISO 8601, durations are in the format PT5M ( 5 minutes) or PT2H5M (2 hours 5 minutes). I have a JSON file that contains values in such a format. I wanted to know if spark can extract the duration in minutes. I tried to read it as "DateType" and used the "minutes" function to get minutes, it returned me with null values.
Example json
{"name": "Fennel Mushrooms","cookTime":"PT30M"}
Currently, I am reading it as a string and using the "regex_extract" function. I wanted to know a more efficient way.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-23 at 19:05Spark does not provide for a way to convert ISO 8601 duration into intervals. Neither does timedelta in Python datetime library.
However, pd.Timdelta can parse ISO 8601 duration to time deltas. To support of a wider category of ISO 8601 duration, we can wrap the pd.Timdelta in a pandas_udf
QUESTION
Is there a function to convert time durations (outputs from lubridate::duration) to ISO8601 duration format? E.g.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-24 at 16:10The function format_ISO8601() from the lubridate package works for dates and durations:
QUESTION
Have method
public async Task>> GetAttachmentsAsync(long assetInfoId)
within it I do...
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-06 at 20:16As someone else mentioned, it's hard to really nail down your error but if you simply want the same functionality you had in .NET Framework in terms of serialization, then here's how you do it.
Install the following nuget package :
QUESTION
When using a DRF ViewSet and an APIView, I get two different results for serialization of a DurationField.
At the first endpoint host/app/items, which corresponds to the viewset Items and lists all of the created items, I get this response:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-05 at 19:41The problem is with the JSONResponse used in UserData. It will use Django's serialization instead of DRF's. Use rest_framework.response.Response instead. You can literally change it out and it should work. You can also remove the line item = ItemSerializer() from ItemInstanceSerializer since ItemSerializer doesn't do anything special. DRF's default serializer fields are nice. They are created here implicitly by ModelSerializer.
The reason why the serialization is different is that serializer.data doesn't always return digested values (fully rendered). When you give that structure to JSONResponse, it will do its own thing with the values that are not JSON-friendly primitives, while Response does it differently. According to documentation serializer.data should only return primitive types, but this appears to not be the case with timedelta. Peculiar.
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