db-settings | Store and manage setting in database | Database library
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kandi X-RAY | db-settings Summary
Save Laravel app settings in database with easy configuration driven system, checkout tutorial at qcode.in. You can now use this package to add setting in your app
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- Cast value to native type
- Store a newly created settings .
- Create the password reset table .
- Create a new user .
- Handle user authentication .
- Define the routes .
- Register commands .
- Show the home page .
- Migrate database schema .
- Render the template .
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I need to pass env variable from file to a command in a docker-compose but it seems impossible. So I try first with environment var but it doesn't work again. How can I do that?
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Answered 2020-Mar-11 at 08:55try to move the complexity of the command to a docker entry point. First, you need to add the following entry point to your project (make it executable)
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I am new to SQLAlchemy ORM. I am trying to build a AWS S3 ingestion program which will ingest any CSV file from S3 bucket to Postgres through ORM. I am trying to read the first row of the CSV file and store the result into a list (columns_names). The code is giving an error:
could not assemble any primary key columns for mapped table.
The table is created in database only after declaring a PRIMARY KEY column. Is primary key mandatory for creating table via ORM? Also how do I dynamically create columns from list columns_names?
Here is my code:
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Answered 2020-Jan-24 at 05:33SQLAlchemy ORM does require a primary key because its design requires a way to identify the row corresponding to object, so it's not possible to use table without primary key in ORM.
You can dynamically create tables by first creating a dictionary with your table information:
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I have multiple submit button in my form and all button have different function but after getting filled all the text box my final submit the form is not redirecting in action page.
I checked all possibility but everything is good. I don't know where i gone wrong. Please help me. Thanks in advance.
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Answered 2017-May-05 at 22:28Simply put the script preferably the last element in the body. The reason is because the current position of the script makes most items null or undefined in the body. This is because your script certainly contains code directly attributed to the content of the page.
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