write-it | send messages to public persons
kandi X-RAY | write-it Summary
kandi X-RAY | write-it Summary
[Code Health] Write-it is an application that aims to deliver messages to people whose contacts are to be private or the messages should be public, for example: members of congress. Write-it is a layer on top of [popit] from where it takes the people and adds contacts. The way it delivers messages is using plugins for example: mailit. And this approach allows for future ways of delivering for example: twitter, whatsapp, fax or pager. Future uses are in [congresoabierto] to replace the old "preguntales" (You can [check here] to see how it used to work) feature, it was inspired by [writetothem] Installation instructions for developers are below. If you’d like to integrate WriteIt with your civic tech application it’s recommended that you use the [hosted version] and read INTEGRATION_GUIDE.md in this directory for integration instructions.
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- Send a new answer notification payload
- Escape keys in a dictionary
- Handle incoming emails
- Sends the message back
- Backup the popit records for a writeit instance
- Bounce the message
- Process the given lines
- Fetch people from API
- Create a contact
- Check if a given membership document is currently active
- Creates outbound messages for a new contact
- Filter the list of instances owned by the user
- Sends the message
- Returns the link to the confirmation page
- Handle a confirmation
- Adds person information to context
- Shortcut to filter moderation messages
- Return the context of this instance
- Pull all popit instances from all popit instances
- Process the answer
- Rel moderate the message
- Read a template as a string
- Include messages from person view
- Returns a queryset of public objects
- Activate language
- Render a contact
- Returns the kwargs to pass to the form
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QUESTION
I'm trying to add items to dynamodb by CLI using batch-write-item but receiving the error: "An error occurred (ValidationException) when calling the BatchWriteItem operation: The provided key element does not match the schema".
I'm using as reference the sample JSON from AWS docs.
Any clue what is missing?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 01:45It looks like your records don't contain the primary key value or values. When you created the VertexMasterData table, you would have designated a Partition Key and possibly also a Sort Key. Any records added to that table must contain your primary key (all other fields are optional), which may be one or two fields.
To see the Partition Key and Sort Key for your table, go to AWS Console > DynamoDb > Tables.
QUESTION
Sorry to disturb you guys. This is bad question, seems what really confused me is how ItemPipeline works in scrapy. I'll close it and start a new question.
Where should I bind the db/redis connection to on scrapy, Spider
or Pipeline
.
In the scrapy document, mongo db connection is bind on Pipeline
. But it could be also be bound to the Spider
(It's also what extension scrapy-redis
does). The later solution brings the benefit that the spider is accessible in more places besides pipeline, like middlewares.
So, which is the better way to do it?
I'm confused about that pipelines are run in parallel (this is what the doc says). Does it mean there're multiple instances of MyCustomPipeline
?
Besides, connection pool of redis/db is preferred?
I just lack the field experience to make the decision. Need your help. Thanks in advance.
...As the doc says, ItemPipeline is run in parallel. How? Are there duplicate instances of the ItemPipeline run in threads. (I noticed FilesPipeline uses deferred thread to save files into s3). Or there's only one instance of each pipeline and runs in the main event loop. If it's the later case, the connection pool doesn't seems to help. Cause when you use a redis connection, it's blocked. Only one connection could be used at the same time.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-11 at 13:07The best practice would be to bind the connection in the pipelines, in order to follow with the separation of concerns principle.
Scrapy uses the same parallelism infrastructure for executing requests and processing items, as your spider yields items, scrapy will call the process_item
method from the pipeline instance. Check it here.
A single instance of every pipeline is instantiated during the spider instantiation.
Besides, connection pool of redis/db is preferred?
Sorry, don't think I can help with this one.
QUESTION
I am trying to name a pipeline output file with the spider name and a date. I've written a small piece of code that gets called to date the file. The issue is with the spider name. Below are two methods. Both work, but I'd like to understand the nuances. The first method generates a suggestion from PyCharm that I don't understand especially because it follows the example from scrapy docs.
First method:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-15 at 21:04I found this: Share global variables across modules
So I created a config.py:
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