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Cassandra sstable metadata,index and data file readers
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- Parse the MSTableMetadata .
- Parse an SSTableMetadata .
- Exports the contents of the file .
- initialize the table
- Unpack a single column .
- Unpack a composite column name .
- Unpack a Vint value
- Get the next chunk from the file .
- Rebuild the buffer .
- Return True if there is more than one column .
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Well with two lines of code:
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Answered 2021-Jul-17 at 21:23I don't exactly know what's wrong with your PyInstaller Command but maybe you could try the Auto-Py-To-Exe tool. I find it really help full. It's a graphical user interface where you can select all options you want. You can install it with
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I want to create a custom client for a restful API that follows the json:api specification. So, I created this simple client with async support:
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Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 21:02There's essentially only really two ways of doing what you want to do; either each route (dashboard, basket, etc) is a full api object with fetch behaviour etc, or the get() method in dashboard etc maps back to api.
Something like this:
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I have a C library I am writing, and my goal is to be able to package and distribute that C library via a python package on PyPI. The concept is, it's a combination of Python code, an extension module, and a C library. I want the user to be able to install and build the C library at runtime via specific Python functions using distutils.ccompiler, after they install the package. However, I am running into an issue where even though the C source files are listed in MANIFEST.in, they do not appear when I run the python setup.py build command.
Here is a layout of my directory
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Answered 2020-Jun-27 at 21:44This can be accomplished with the data_files argument of the distutils.core.setup function. This keyword argument takes a list of tuples, where the first argument of each tuple is the desired partial path of the installed location, and the second argument is a last of paths to the files desired to be installed under the first element's directory name. Despite the name data_files, one can use it to install any files that are not involved in the build process of the python package being distributed.
For example, a use of data_files might look like
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