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- Create a Flask application
- Return the model to use
- Processes a book
- Query books API
- Download and uploads an image
- Create new book
- Upload a file to Google Cloud Storage
- Upload an image file
- Check if filename is in allowed_extensions
- Edit an existing book
- Read a single document
- Convert a document to a dictionary
- Convert a SQL row to a dictionary
- List all books by user
- Return the listing of views
- Get session data
- List mine
- List all book entities
- Get the next page of documents
- Create database
- Sends a hello response
- Validate an assertion assertion
- Get metadata for an item
- URL to the audience
- Create a new book
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QUESTION
I am trying to teach myself developing flask applications on IBM cloud. I am trying to follow the following tutorial: https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/cloud-foundry?topic=cloud-foundry-getting-started-python#getting_started
At some, I am giving the command: python .hello.py and I get the following error message:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "hello.py", line 1, in from cloudant import Cloudant ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cloudant'
Please can you tell me what is going wrong? I installed cloudant twice now.
thanks,
Naveen
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-11 at 20:44I also posted this question in the IBM community group and they came back very quickly. The tutorial is old and in the file the following should be added:
from cloudant.client import Cloudant
Closing this topic.
thanks,
Naveen
QUESTION
I've have a question about using Python together with InfluxDB. I've got multiple Rasperry PI's collecting time series data of sensors (like temperature,humidity,..) and saving them to my InfluxDB.
Now I want to use another PI to access that Influxdata and do some calculations, like the similarity of those time series. Because the number of queries can differ from time to time i want to dynamically ask for a list of all entries and then query that data.
I did that really helfull tutorial over here: https://www.influxdata.com/blog/getting-started-python-influxdb/
There its stated to use
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-26 at 17:29The Python Client allows you to query database with line protocol.
The command
QUESTION
I am trying to make personal apps on GCP- following the deploying a complex Python app to flexible Google Cloud environment tutorial [ https://cloud.google.com/python/getting-started/using-pub-sub ]. In the 6-pub/sub step- where we learn to use a worker in the backend to do parallel/background tasks: I'm unable to deploy the worker.
I haven't changed the code from the tutorial repo.
REPO: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/getting-started-python
YAML FILE: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/getting-started-python/blob/master/6-pubsub/worker.yaml
Command for deploying worker: gcloud app deploy worker.yaml
:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-07 at 01:09Looks like this issue: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/psq/issues/39
Seems to be version incompatibly. Possibly upgrade psq in your requirements.txt psq==0.7.0
QUESTION
I am going through https://www.influxdata.com/blog/getting-started-python-influxdb/ documentation to query influxdb with python.
I am able to create the database:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-03 at 13:51Change autogen
to default
:
QUESTION
I've been trying to test a project that I was going to set up on the App Engine. I can't specify my exact code because of confidentiality, but it's customized between the tutorials: Scalable Video Transcoding (Github) and Using Cloud Pub/Sub with Python (Github)
Essentially it runs an App Engine service with Flask to handle incoming requests which enqueue a task through psq, and a worker service that runs psqworker to execute the tasks.
Testing the services themselves worked perfectly. The media I was using was transcoded in the worker service and returned back to my cloud storage.
The problem is that after an hour from starting, whether I queue any tasks or not, each worker instance starts to ramp up to 99-100% CPU usage. When I SSH into an instance, psqworker is the cause. This is really bad on App Engine because it wants to scale and add more instances (which in turn do the same after an hour of starting). I attempted to go through the Stackdriver logs but couldn't find any obvious cause.
I'm also not really sure why Ruby is running on the CPU as well, seen in the screenshot. It's meant to be a custom flexible runtime based off Google's python image.
I ran the services locally on my Windows machine and there was no spike in CPU usage.
The Dockerfile:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-27 at 01:37After reaching out to one of the developers, it turns out the CPU usage is due to some issues with the grpc library on Linux and how their source is distributed.
Workaround found in Github issue
When installing required packages, this can be remedied by installing over the grpcio package through pip by building it instead of just getting the binary.
In my Dockerfile I added the line after installing the rest of the requirements as in the tutorial:
QUESTION
I would like to get my custom "Reports" data from my BingAds out with the bingads API. I am using the KeywordsAds.py
example, which may not be the correct one. However, my problem starts with the authentication, I cannot seem to find all the authentication inputs needed. I am missing examples in like, so I know if I am inserting the right data:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-04 at 12:12So, I have solved the problem some time back.
The first code block is correct, this is how the examples would look like, just replace the numbers in account_id
and customer_id
. The developer_token
has numbers and letters as displayed in my question. For the authentication
, use 'OAuthWebAuthCodeGrant'
.
To answer question 1: The WebAPI works, (2) and for CLIENT_ID
use the WebAPI's Application ID URI
, the part after api://
.
Q3: The CLIENT_STATE
I left as is, it is not needed.
The last code block int he question is not needed.
If you are a beginner like me and need some help, I made a quick and dirty Python template. It downloads my report to CSV, then I import it to Pandas where I clean the dataset, then I write it again out to CSV, and finally upload it to Google Analytics here
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