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Exchange cryptocurrencies in a trustless manner using atomic swaps and an easy Python interface.
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- Get the UTXO for the given address
- Make a request to clove
- Convert base units into a float
- The cryptoid URL
- Get the UTXo for a given address
- Get blockcypher url
- Create an EthereumTransaction transaction
- Get eth token for given address
- Get a token by name and value
- Get information about a transaction
- Get transaction details
- Get the UTXO for a given address
- Create an atomic swap transaction
- Returns the fee for the last transaction
- Get secret from redeem transaction
- Initialize the contract
- Sign a raw transaction
- Get the estimated fee
- Get a network by symbol
- Refund this contract
- Extract secret from a redeem transaction
- Extract the secret from a redeem transaction
- Extract secret from redeem transaction
- Return a list of all the networks in the given directory
- Publish a transaction
- Create and redeem this contract
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QUESTION
i have a question, i have follow JSON file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 13:08the solution is:
QUESTION
I've created two scripts; one using requests module and the other using scrapy. They both work specklessly. Here is how to produce the results manually in that site:
- Navigate to this website
- Put this address
2220 CLOVE TERR
right next toProperty Address
and hit the search button - Parse the value of
Block
which is4759
from the result page.
As __VIEWSTATE
is one of the most important parameters to be sent with post requests to populate results from any site ending with .aspx
, I had to use it within first script to get the result.
However, when I go for scrapy, I could still get the same result without using __VIEWSTATE
explicitly.
Using requests:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-04 at 09:58Your scrapy solution works because FormRequest.from_response() already loaded form fields inlcuding viewstate
QUESTION
am looking to match everything before (and after) zero or more from a list of items. Here is what I am currently using: (?<=\))(.*)(?=(or|,|\())
In this case, I want to match everything after a closing parenthesis )
and everything before or
,
or )
. This works ok (probably not optimally), however, if there are none of the 3 items match, there are no matches.
For example, the sentence 2 cups (500 ml) mushroom, or vegetable broth
matches for mushroom,
however, 2 cups (500 ml) mushroom
doesn't match anything.
Basically, my goal is to find the ingredient from the ingredient + qty string, with the above sentence matching mushroom
and the sentence salt
matching the whole string salt
Here are more examples:
1 thyme sprig
should match thyme sprig
1 garlic clove, chopped
should match garlic clove
1 cup (180 g) quinoa, rinsed and drained
should match quinoa
2 tbsp (30 ml) olive oil, plus more for serving
should match olive oil
Vegan Parmesan, to taste
returns Vegan Parmesan
The difference between the first 2 and last 2 is tricky, as if there is a closing parenthesis (as in the last 2 examples), the ingredient should be after the closing parenthesis. If there are no closing parenthesis (as in the first 2 examples, everything after the number should be taken.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-19 at 21:22Add |$
(end of string) to the ending group: (?<=\))(.*?)(?=(or|,|\(|$))
Edit: After testing here, I found you also need to make the main group non-greedy.
QUESTION
I'm having a play about and I've scraped a ingredient list from a website. I now have a list of lists.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 11:23newlist = [i for i in oldlist if unwanted_string not in i]
QUESTION
Using spacy, I'm trying to merge three different tokens into one token.
for example two different tokens "bell" "peper" into one token "bell pepper" by the code below.(I don't think my code is a right approach though)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 06:22So it looks like what you want to do is merge some phrases, like "olive oil" or "bell pepper", into single tokens. This is usually not something you'd do with the tokenizer exceptions - those are generally more useful for splitting words or dealing with idiosyncratic punctuation. For example, you might want to tokenize "gimme" as "gim me" (so that "me" can be recognized) or to have "2km" and "2 km" both be two tokens.
In this case I would make a list of all the phrases you want to make into a single token and use the EntityRuler to assign an entity label to them. This assumes you have a list of the things you want to merge.
If you don't have a list of things you want to make into phrases, given your example text, this is going to be hard because there's no general principle like part of speech patterns behind the merges you're making. spaCy models are trained on natural language text, while you seem to just have an unpunctuated list of ingredients, so the part of speech tagger isn't always going to work very well. For example, consider these sentences:
I went to the store and bought olive oil bell peppers and cake mix.
This is not properly punctuated, but it's obviously a list. If it were properly punctuated, spaCy's noun_chunks
would give you what you want.
The issue is that this is also a valid sentence:
I made olive oil bell pepper pasta for dinner.
This is somewhat awkward but properly punctuated, and in this case "olive oil bell pepper" is a modifier of "pasta" and not a list of separate items, so it would correctly be a single noun chunk.
QUESTION
I'm trying to separate three 3 fields, as in name
,unit
, and measure
out of some ingredient containers from a webpage. I used BeautifulSoup to parse the ingredient containers and then re module to separate unit
and measure
. This is the portion in that site I'm interested in grabbing the three fields from.
This is how I've tried so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 20:46So one solution could be to search for digits inside the text, which is the measure. It becomes a bit tricky, because sometimes the unit is part of the measure, sometimes there is an emtpy space between. But you can catch this up with conditions (there might be a regex-solution, too):
QUESTION
I'm creating a search engine to search for recipes. I have a JSON file that has been loaded into the dictionary recipes. I am trying to count for how many times a specific work in a token has appeared and if so, add one to the counter value. In this case title_c etc adds one when the string is encountered in the dictionary value that corresponds to the 'title' key.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-01 at 01:15The first item in the JSON is "title" which is a string. When you call recipe.items()
it would break since strings don't have a items()
to call. Adding a string type check before it allows the code to run successfully.
QUESTION
starting to learn JavaScript and reading the book "Eloquent JavaScript" for starters. I'm having a little difficulty understanding the factor
parameter in the hummus function
. Can someone help me understand what the starting value of factor
is? I can see the values for the ingredient function
but can't seem to wrap my head around the value of factor
. Would appreciate the help!
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-02 at 02:59The value of factor
isn't shown in your example. Somewhere needs to invoke like var x = hummus(2);
or somesuch so you'll know what's being passed in for factor in that instance.
QUESTION
I have some meal json which I want to convert into a MealData
struct
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-09 at 07:35I would do this in 2 steps. First decode to a dictionary
QUESTION
I need to match the text inside
element excluding the first element from the text.
When tested on an online regex tester like https://regexr.com/ it works fine, but when I run on my python script, it doesn't matches anything.
Regex:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-01 at 05:26Since you have already isolated the one
tag you want, you could just use re.sub
here to string off the tags, e.g.
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