docstore | scanned documents and reference files | Document Editor library
kandi X-RAY | docstore Summary
kandi X-RAY | docstore Summary
docstore is a tool I wrote to help me manage my scanned documents and reference files. It uses keyword tagging to categorise files, and creates thumbnails to help identify files.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Merge multiple documents
- Return the contents of the given root directory
- Merge two documents
- Get the path to the database
- Decorator to ensure a docstore instance exists
- Get the dimensions of a thumbnail
- Migrate documents to v1_path
- Store a new document
- Copy src to dst
- Choose the color for the thumbnail
- Calculate sha256 hash of a file
- Verify that all files match the given root
- Prints the number of tags in the document
- Find similar pairs
- Chooses a color for the thumbnail
- Delete documents
- Delete a document
- Add a document to a document store
- Create a document
- Try to guess the filename from the Content - Disposition header
- Download a file from a URL
- Serve documentation
- Create a Flask app
- Serve a file
- Run profiler
- List all static files in a given directory
- Create a new document
- Get the dimensions of the thumbnail
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QUESTION
The xs:annotation element can be used in XML schemas for supplying structured meta information (xs:documentation for people, xs:appinfo for machines). Is there something similar that would allow adding such information to instance documents, or are we restricted to stuffing things into unstructured XML comments?
BACKGROUND/RATIONALE
The use case is adding structured information to instance documents that represent test cases for a FHIR validator. Human readers need to be informed about the intent of a given test/document, and the test framework needs to know which specific error or warning it is supposed to look for among the many errors/warnings that may result from validating this document (since many errors result in oodles of follow-on errors, which often get output long before the actual error that caused the validator to panic).
Eventually there will be thousands of test cases, each with several test steps/documents, so that coding the relevant information into file/directory names is simply not feasible. On the other hand I want to keep the test document and its meta information together, instead of spreading the information over multiple files.
Adding a companion file to each document would double the number of files and it would allow the two files in a pair to diverge. The same goes for using the filenames as keys for retrieving meta information from some meta file/database. Having a meta file per directory would have some advantages for humans, but this could just as easily be obtained by gathering the meta info from the files on the fly (or as a build step).
If a test document contains the necessary meta data then things are easier to manage overall. For example, I could move a file to a subdirectory should_fail_but_passes until some problem is resolved, without changing the file and/or having to edit a meta file/database.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-15 at 14:51You could use processing-instructions. A processing instruction has two components, a target and optional content:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Processing_Instruction
An XML processing instruction is enclosed within
and?>, and contains a target and optionally some content, which is the node value, that cannot contain the sequence?>.
QUESTION
While searching for the possibility to log all used subroutines in the framework i use, i found this question. The top answer uses the subroutine DB::DB to log all used subroutines. This works somewhat, used with caller(), to find out which path the program took. But i have the Problem, that a subroutine is "called" a second time, when the program returns from a function and enters a new one.
My DB::DB in /etc/perl/Devel/AllSubs.pm
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-01 at 11:59Here is an example that seems to work:
lib/Devel/MyDebugger.pm:
QUESTION
Couchbase - N1QL query I'm trying to join two documents within same bucket and have to perform GroupBy "DepartmentName" and count on "TeamMemberID" whose "TerminalCheckinStatus" is "COMPLETED"
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-04 at 13:10CREATE INDEX ix1 ON `docstore` (TeamMemberID, DepartmentName) WHERE type = "TeamMember";
CREATE INDEX ix2 ON `docstore` (TeamMemberID, TerminalCheckinStatus) WHERE type = "TeamMemberStatus";
SELECT COUNT(b.TeamMemberID) AS count, a.DepartmentName
FROM `docstore` AS a
LEFT JOIN `docstore` AS b
ON a.TeamMemberID = b.TeamMemberID
AND b.type = "TeamMemberStatus"
AND b.TerminalCheckinStatus = "COMPLETED"
WHERE a.type = "TeamMember" AND a.TeamMemberID IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY a.DepartmentName;
QUESTION
I have a class constructor that has async elements. Later when I create an instance of this class, I want to read a property that will only exist when the constructor finished 100%. I always run into problem Can not read property 'id' of undefined. I'm almost sure this is a problem about async .. await.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-06 at 16:16You could use a factory for this. They are very good for doing complex, potentially async object creation and to keep your constructors clean and focused.
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You can use docstore like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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