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- Replace timestamps in a string
- Split a human - readable timestamp
- Make an ISO - 8601 datetime
- Convert a millis timestamp to ISO - 8601
- Convert Toms to millis
- Convert ISO 8601 to milliseconds
- Convert a date to a timestamp
- Add tzinfo to x
- Return an iterator over stdin
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QUESTION
I tried it yesterday but it worked out I got this code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 14:57The error is that your regex doesn't match, and you get your default [0,0,0]
array, but when assigning to h
, m
and s
, you throw away the first element, and you get undefined
in s.
QUESTION
I am trying to making a python autogenerated Email app but there is a problem when running the code the traceback error shows up but I did write the code as my mentor write it down. This is the code that I used:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 03:10Try and set the encoding to UTF-8
For example:
file = open(filename, encoding="utf8")
For reference check this post:
UnicodeDecodeError: 'charmap' codec can't decode byte X in position Y: character maps to
QUESTION
I have the following Parent-Child tables:
PARENT TABLE
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 00:28Join with listagg
; sample data till line #10; query begins at line #11.
QUESTION
So I am trying to get my dictionary of lists to match up with my list of tuples. (hopefully that makes sense). I have a dictionary with lists as the values, my values are individual scores for each book, ex: the value 5 on bob would equal the first book in the book list, :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-13 at 23:59You can try something like this. Basically enumerate the dictionary values and use it's index to access the books array.
QUESTION
Lets say I have an IP address, for example the IP address of the Hungarian Parliament: 193.224.28.151
How can I get a list of all Wikipeida edits made using this IP address?
On a Tom Scott webpage, I read:
Here's a fact: Wikipedia stores the IP addresses of anonymous users.
Here's another fact: all of the web traffic from the Houses of Parliament is sent through one of two proxy servers — which means that every anonymous edit to Wikipedia from within Parliament is attributed to one of just two IP addresses.
I'm sure you can see where this is going.
I haven't found a repository for this project. If it can be done either within browser or maybe using Python, that would be great.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 19:52You can use the Special:Contributions page to view contributions from a Wikipedia account, IP address or IP range. For example, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/193.224.28.151 lists the edits made from 193.224.28.151. You may also view edits from an IP range, like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/193.224.28.0/22.
If you wish to view contributions from Wikipedia accounts and individual IP addresses via Wikipedia's API, documentation and examples are available at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Usercontribs
QUESTION
I am having an Angular 11 app in which I have an array of objects as shown below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 14:33Map the array to an array of [name, { value }]
pairs, and convert to an object using Object.fromEntries()
.
With Typescript you'll need to set the target as ES2019 at least in your TS config, and it doesn't require any type definition (TS Playground).
QUESTION
I have an XML file.
Here is the content:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-10 at 08:10You can use XPath expression to select element number
by class
attribute of detail
child, then you can read no
attribute from selected number
from python: number[detail/@class="A1"]
But findall()
only supports limited subset of XPath expression which doesn't include the XPath above. We need to resort to a simpler XPath expression, for example using your attempted XPath then selecting parent of matched detail
elements using ..
:
QUESTION
I am very new in NodeJS and Expressjs. i have three json file in a folder called json-data and want to setup a simple nodejs app which is serve data and i can consume it on vuejs front-end. But i can not figure how can i Create a simple nodeJS app that can serve the data.
Here is the task that i am trying to complete.A call center makes tons of calls daily through call center agents and these calls are dumped in JSON files. We need you to handle this large amount of data, and present it in a nice way for the supervisors.
The issue with the data is the structure, it is spread across multiple files. i need to solve this issue and present the data in a useful way.
1. The first part:Create a simple nodeJS app that can serve the data. You can use any nodeJS framework for that. The data in json-data
folder should not be changed.
Create an app which uses a modern JS frontend framework Vue. The frontend app should have these routes:
Phone number Number of calls Last call details +49151484522 3 calls Agent name / 11:46 +49158544147 1 call Agent name / 14:46 +49151783331 2 calls Agent name / 16:46/
a home page to show an aggregated table for the calls, for ex:by clicking on the agent name it would go to the agent log
by clicking on the Phone number it would go to that number log
Phone number Call date and time Resolution +49151484522 22/1/2020 14:20:22 need reschedule +49158544147 22/1/2020 16:54:12 no response +49158544147 22/1/2020 17:54:12 no response/agent/${ID}
to show an agent specific call log, for ex:
Agent Name Call date and time Resolution John Bob 22/1/2020 14:20:22 need reschedule Chris Toms 22/1/2020 17:54:12 no response John Bob 22/1/2020 17:54:12 no response/call/${number}
to show call logs of a specific number
Three json file name and data is
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-13 at 20:35Technically, you could load up all the JSON in memory on the express server and search for the data you are looking for on each request.
Realistically, that would be really inefficient if you had much larger files. It would imply that every request would load the JSON into memory. Also searching through large objects is expensive.
Ideally you would store the entries in a database. If you can't or don't have the need to use a database for storing this data, you could index it with some kind of search engine. There are a few lightweight search engines that you could use on the server.
A quick Google search brought this one up: https://lunrjs.com/
Though I haven't personally used it.
QUESTION
I'm trying to convert an Alpine component in React (Select with Custom Avatar which is the first one) → https://tailwindui.com/components/application-ui/forms/select-menus
To copy Alpine source, you can open up Source tab & copy element from there or I'll paste it below (kept only 3 li
elements which is repetitive code):
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-01 at 07:50I went with Listbox component from @headlessui/react to achieve the same result:
SelectWithAvatar.tsxQUESTION
I'm trying to display a child object in my .net core api application. I have the following setup;
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-21 at 18:25It is not a general .NET Core question but is an Entity Framework Core question.
UPDATE
Based on our conversation in the chat, it looks like you just need just one AccountStatus
per Account
.
So, this should work:
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