dgb | Drupal Git Backup script for backing up Drupal sites | Content Management System library
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kandi X-RAY | dgb Summary
DGB is a Drush command to easily maintain a full backup a Drupal code base and all its sites, keeping Drupal files and sites databases together in sync in the same repository. It supports multi site setups and will dump each site database as a version control friendly SQL file. This command leverages git as a powerful (decentralized) version control system to store all websites' data efficiently. This Drush command is still at an experimental state so use with caution. Please give any feedback or file bugs at DGB requires Drush and works for any version of Drupal 5, 6 and 7.
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QUESTION
I have a graph g
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-01 at 10:31You can use subgraph.edges
:
QUESTION
I'm trying to fill a dictionary using scraped data from a web site, I get the data, then I assigned it to the dictionary, when I print the dictionary the data shows up. I haven't been able to access only one row of the dictionary, what am I missing?
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-12 at 17:55Its normal to use the key to access the value in a dictionary. i.e
QUESTION
I try to filter out some specific data out of the list I get from an api request of a crypto price ticker.
This prints all the data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-03 at 13:46The data
variable is a list with dictionaries and the dictionaries have the values you want.So, you just need to dig in a bit deeper for the data you want.
- Firstly, access each dictionary in the list using a for loop
- Check if the "market" value for the current dictionary is among ["BTC-EUR","ETH_EUR"] or not
- If it is, print the price for those values
Try:
QUESTION
I have put example dataset (df), expected output (df2) and my code so far below. I have a df where some rows in column i2 contain a list - in the json format, which need exploding and reinserting back into the df, from the row in which they were extracted. But the need to be inputted into a different column (i1). i need to extract a unique identifier (the 'id_2' value) from the string and insert that into the id_2 column.
in my code so far i am parsing the json-like data with pd.normalize, and then inserting the original string from the column i1 onto the top of the extracted strings (it should be much more clear if you take a look below) and then reinsert them based on the index. But I have to specify the index, which is not good. I would like it to be less dependent on manual input of indices in case it changes in the future with more of these nested cells or somehow the index changes.
Any suggestions are very welcome, thanks so much
example data
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 17:52Explode
the dataframe on column i2
, then retrieve the values associated with key item
from the column i2
using the str
accessor, then using indexing with loc
update the values in column i2
to 1
and concatenate the strings in i1
with the retrieved item values
QUESTION
To see the start up process of a C++ program (with one console application and a shared library), first I installed CodeBlocks IDE on Ubuntu 18.04, but it only show main as the first entry in the call stack.
Then I use gdb to run the program and set a break point at "_start" (supposed to be the default Unix application entry point) then "main", but when break at "main", the backtrace command only show one frame.
How to see the call stack before main and further how to setup dgb for the symbols/sources for system libraries to view the source?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-06 at 14:54The GDB setting you need is set backtrace past-main on:
Backtraces will continue past the user entry point.
QUESTION
Hi I am having the following hypothetical df
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-21 at 04:06IIUC, you can use GroupBy.idxmax
as an index with .loc
QUESTION
I'm using the cryptocompare API and trying to pull the historical data for a bunch of different tickers.
Tickers are read from an excel spreadsheet and then loaded through the API to get the historical prices for each ticker.
This is the dataframe that I am currently receiving: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jQ7F0H2D-voTBxjHI3QVPTRNyR4m4qKob8NE04JWVY0/edit?usp=sharing
I am wondering a few things:
- How do I get the index to be the date and
- How would I access just the 'close' data point?
This is currently my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-22 at 19:39- The file is columns of
dicts
, asstrings
, for each ticker symbol. - Load your file with
pandas.read_excel
. - Convert the
str
types todict
types, usingast.literal_eval
. - Convert each column of
dicts
to a dataframe withpandas.json_normalize
.- Each dataframe will be added to a
dict
,df_dict
, where the keys will be the tickers.
- Each dataframe will be added to a
- Add the ticker as a column to each dataframe
- Combine all of the dataframes into a single dataframe, with
pandas.concat
. - Convert the
'time'
column to a datetime format withpandas.to_datetime
, and set as the index. - Access the
'close'
column withdf.close
ordf['close']
. - Use
pandas.DataFrame.pivot
to get'close'
as values, with the tickers as headers and'time'
as the index.
QUESTION
I have following code that prints
- Disk Usage: 78/223GB (35%)
- CPU Load: 2.00
- Memory Usage: 5650/16302MB(34.66)
But I want to use out as variables in bah script insated of printing them. How can i do that ?
What I want:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-03 at 10:31with bash
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Install dgb
create the dgb_instance folder somewhere on your server (the name does not matter). Make sure it’s outside the web public directory.
place your drupal code base in the dbg_instance directory, e.g. in a drupal directory.
create the databases folder (that is the default dump director that dgb expect, you can change that in drushrc.php, see below).
initialize the git repository in the dgb_instance folder by running git init. You might want to create a .gitignore file to ignore certains files, for example .svn if you version your files with svn.
from the DRUPAL_ROOT directory, type drush dgb-backup to see if dgb was installed successfully. This will do the initial backup of your dgb_instance, this initial backup might take a while depending on the number of sites you have and their size.
setup a cron job to run the backup every day or so, e.g. to run dgb every day at 11am: 00 11 * * * cd /var/sites/dgb_instance/drupal; /usr/local/bin/drush dgb-backup (adapt /usr/local/bin/drush to wherever your drush is located on your server)
The following steps are optional. They allow to customize the names of the directories you want to use etc. copy example-dgb.drushrc.php in each site settings directory (.e.g sites/default/), rename it to drushrc.php and check its content. Its default settings should works for most configurations.
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