GitLab-sync | lightweight utility script that synchronizes the local file | Data Processing library
kandi X-RAY | GitLab-sync Summary
kandi X-RAY | GitLab-sync Summary
This script keeps your website in sync with the updates made on a GitLab project. It is intended to be used on a web-server which is reachable from the internet and which can accept POST requests coming from GitLab servers. It works by getting all the updates from a GitLab project and applying them to a local copy of the project files. For example, supposing you have a website which is deployed on a shared-hosting server, and the source code is stored in a private repository in GitLab. This script allows you to automatically update the deployed website each time you push changes to the GitLab project. This way, you don't have to manually copy any file from your working directory to the hosting server. GitLab Sync will synchronize only the files which have been modified, thus reducing the network traffic and deploy times.
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QUESTION
I have a series of data processing as below:
- I have two list which contain the data I need.
- I append the lists into a new list. [tableList]
- Convert the list into dataframe and exported it into csv file. [tableDf]
Here's simplified contents of tableList:
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Answered 2022-Mar-23 at 14:41just to provide a convtools based alternative option:
QUESTION
I have a dataframe extracted from a csv file. I want to iterate a data process where only some of the columns's data is the mean of n rows, while the rest of the columns is the first row for each iteration.
For example, the data extracted from the csv consisted of 100 rows and 6 columns. I have a variable n_AVE = 6, which tells the code to average the data per 6 rows.
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Answered 2022-Mar-11 at 05:00You can group the dataframe by the grouper np.arange(len(df)) // 6 which groups the dataframe every six rows, then aggregate the columns using the desired aggregation functions to get the result, optionally reindex along axis=1 to reorder the columns
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To generate a csv file where each column is a data of sine wave of frequency 1 Hz, 2 Hz, 3Hz, 4Hz, 5Hz, 6Hz and 7 Hz. The amplitude is one volt. There should be 100 points in one cycle and thus 700 points in seven waves.
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Answered 2022-Mar-03 at 13:45Here is how I will go about it:
QUESTION
I'm trying to train a neural network made with the Keras Functional API with one of the default TFDS Datasets, but I keep getting dataset related errors.
The idea is doing a model for object detection, but for the first draft I was trying to do just plain image classification (img, label). The input would be (256x256x3) images. The input layer is as follows:
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Answered 2022-Mar-02 at 07:54I think the problem is that each image can belong to multiple classes, so I would recommend one-hot encoding the labels. It should then work. Here is an example:
QUESTION
I have a pandas dataframe that contains only one column which contains a string. I want to apply a function to each row that will split the string by sentence and replace that row with rows generated from the function.
Example dataframe:
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Answered 2022-Feb-15 at 20:32Convert all your strings to a 'flat' list, and build a new DataFrame or Series of that.
QUESTION
I want to achieve this specific task, I have 2 files, the first one with emails and credentials:
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Answered 2021-Nov-16 at 18:02The duplication issue comes from the fact that you are reading two files in a nested way, once a line from the test.txt is read, you open the location.txt file for reading and process it. Then, you read the second line from test.txt, and re-open the location.txt and process it again.
Instead, get all the necessary data from the location.txt, say, into a dictionary, and then use it while reading the test.txt:
QUESTION
In order to create PlaceKey for addresses to link some of my tables, I need to split an address column in SnowFlake.
I am not familiar with JavaScript, but I tried Javascript UDF in SnowFlake. Then I don't know how to deal with the addresses like '123_45ThSt'.
The output of my function is like '123_45 Th St'. I am stuck here.
The expected output is '123 45Th St'. Hope someone could help me out. Much appreciated!
Below is another example and my SnowFlake SQL code:
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Answered 2021-Oct-03 at 22:38Assuming the format of street address, which includes number + word (ends with lower case or number) + word (start with upper case), I have below solution:
QUESTION
I have a sample of the dataframe as given below.
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Answered 2021-Aug-26 at 17:47Try:
QUESTION
I have two dataframes from which a new dataframe has to be created. The first one is given below.
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Answered 2021-Aug-25 at 21:23You can use .merge + boolean-indexing:
QUESTION
I try to open a file with openpyxl but only get the error:
raise BadZipFile("File is not a zip file") zipfile.BadZipFile: File is not a zip file
A simple code example:
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Answered 2021-Aug-07 at 21:20The excel files were in read-only mode. I saved the file as a new file and load_workbook worked.
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Install GitLab-sync
Get the source code for this script from GitLab, either using Git, or by downloading directly.
Copy the source files to your web-server in a location which is accessible from the internet (usually public_html, or www folders).
Rename config.sample.php file to config.php and adjust it with information related to your environment and GitLab projects that you want to keep in sync (see Configuration section). You can change
Make sure all folders involved in the sync process are write-accessible (see config.php for details). The most important of all is your commits folder. You can test if this folder is writable by accessing the gateway.php script with test parameter in your browser (i.e. http://mysite.ext/GitLab-sync/gateway.php?test)
Perform an initial import of each project, through which the project files are copied to the web-server file-system (see Operation section below).
Configure the GitLab projects to send commit information to your web server through the POST service hook. The hook must point to the gateway.php script (do this for each repository that needs to be synchronized!). [See more information][Hook] on how to create a service hook in GitLab. POST URL should be, for example, http://mysite.ext/GitLab-sync/.
Start pushing commits to your GitLab projects and see if the changes are reflected on your web server.
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