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127.0.0.1/convert:5000 is the wrong way around, you need to use the port before the path 127.0.0.1:5000/convert

You also need to change your request method to access post data, request.args.get('item') is for url parameter, but what you are sending is post data, thus you should use request.form.get('item')

Based on the traceback and the requirements.txt of the knox project [GitHub], knox needs Jinja, indeed:

Edit your requirements to point to asgiref version instead of temporary file

For example

Prefer UUID(https://pub.dev/packages/uuid)

Dependency:

This doesn't sound good: "When i installed python and anaconda i set both the installers to ADD TO PATH."

1. Anaconda is a Python distribution. You need this one installer only.
2. Don't add Anaconda's python.exe to the PATH. This is not how environments work.
3. If you want to work with Anaconda, you need to activate at least the base environment using the 'conda' environment manager. This is how Python can find e.g. numpy's C-libraries.
4. You can install Python from python.org in parallel to Anaconda, but this is asking for trouble.

There is no standard for anything shorter.

Numerous folks have asked the same question and all come to the same conclusion: UUIDs are overkill for their specific requirements. And they developed their own alternatives, which essentially boil down to a random string of some length (based on the expected size of their dataset) in a more efficient encoding like base64. Many of them have published libraries for working with these strings. However, all of them suffer from the same two problems:

1. They cannot handle arbitrarily large datasets (the reason UUIDs are so big)
2. They are not standardized, which means there is no real interop.

If neither of these problems affect you, then feel free to pick any of the various schemes available or roll your own. But do consider the future costs if you discover you're wrong about your requirements and whether the cost of having to change justifies whatever minuscule advantage in space or complexity you get by not using a proven, universal system from the start.

The result of Marshal.SizeOf(typeof(BluetoothAPIs.BTH_LE_GATT_CHARACTERISTIC)) is 60. However, in C++, sizeof(BTH_LE_GATT_CHARACTERISTIC) is 36.

The issues is:

Boolean in C# is 4 bytes while BOOLEAN in C++ is one byte.

So in C#, the corresponding definitions of BTH_LE_UUID and BTH_LE_GATT_CHARACTERISTIC will like this:

The version of paramiko (1.15.2) isn't compatible with python 3.7. Use a newer version. It uses the async keyword which is reserved as argument in a function call.

If you look at the latest version, you'll see that this particular line of code is now using async_.

You should always use the same version of python on your local machine as on production to spot these errors earlier.

I also suggest you look at some of the other dependencies, your version of gunicorn is also more than 5 years old, it contains security vulnerabilities, so may some other (old) packages you're using.

Finally, use pip freeze to compare what's installed in your local virtualenv compared to requirements.txt. And make sure they are the same!

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