Cactus | Static site generator for designers Uses Python and Django templates | Static Site Generator library
kandi X-RAY | Cactus Summary
kandi X-RAY | Cactus Summary
Cactus is a simple but powerful static website generator using Python and the Django template system. Cactus also makes it easy to develop locally and deploy your site to S3 directly. It works great for company, portfolio, personal, support websites and blogs. To get a quick overview watch this short video tutorial. Cactus is based on the idea that most dynamic features on websites these days can be done using Javascript while the actual site can stay static. Static websites are easy to host and typically very fast. I developed Cactus because I wanted a standard, easy system that designers at Sofa could use to build and deploy fast websites. So typical users would be designers that are tech-savvy, want to use templates, but don't like to mess with setting up django or S3. Since then it has evolved quite a bit with a plugin system that supports blogging, spriting, versioning and is extensible. You can find more discussion about static site generators in this Hacker News discussion.
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- Build the site context
- Get node from template
- Return a context for the current page
- Render the page
- Rebuilds the plugin
- Builds static files
- Reload plugins
- Build the site
- Generate HTML for the given page
- Build static files
- Sets up the settings
- List domain names servers
- Wrap Django management command factory
- Get credentials
- Pre - process the source file
- Return True if this object has changed
- Create the bucket
- Run the external processor
- Creates a new bucket
- Update a file
- Do the upload
- Return the URL for a static resource
- Start the builder
- Start the plugin
- PreBuild a pre build page
- Returns the URL of the page
Cactus Key Features
Cactus Examples and Code Snippets
Lines of Code : 66License : Permissive (Apache-2.0)
Copy.\bin\cactus -a .\test_cases\echo.eqasm # -a option used to specify a eqasm file
Available parameters:
-h --help
This parameter is optional. The default value is ''.
-a --asm
Specify assembly file which fed to simulation.
This git clone https://github.com/glennhickey/progressiveCactus.git
cd progressiveCactus
# Make sure we use the latest version
git pull
# Download the dependencies
git submodule update --init
# We specifically need a more recent version of "hal"
cd submo table = "user";
$this->primary_key = "user_id";
$this->columns = array(
'user_id' => 'integer',
'email' => 'string',
'password' => 'string',
'first_name' => 'string',
'last_name' => 'string',
'status' => Community Discussions
Trending Discussions on Cactus
QUESTION
I want to create a table that looks like this:
So far I have a table I created to get the value counts but I need help with creating a table that calculates the total value of row 0 and 1. I'm using this dataset: https://github.com/fivethirtyeight/data/tree/master/bob-ross
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-02 at 03:26IIUC,
QUESTION
it is I, Boogabooga,
I have a conundrum which baffles me greatly.
I have a function which dynamically creates some HTML elements with JS, and when setting the .value the results is completely different as to when I set dataset.value despite the same variable being assigned to both, below is my JS:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-04 at 10:49Firstly, to demystify the result ... 1933934628 = 6736442654756 % 4294967296 and typeof list.value === 'number' ...
As to why???
The value attribute for li has an actual meaning, and it's obviously limited to 32bits
Note: according the HTML specs, the li element has the following properties
Content attributes:
Global attributes
If the element is not a child of anulormenuelement:value— Ordinal value of the list item
So, value is only relevant when li are children of ol ... when children of ul or menu (the only other valid parent of an li) then value is not "defined"
Seems some (most?) browsers aren't "up to spec" on this ...
Also, there is no mention of the 32bit limit anywhere in the spec, just that value must be a valid integer
In short, don't use value attributes on any elements that don't have that as a "native" attribute, like input for example
You're using data-value already, so stick with that
QUESTION
so a bit of background. I am making a GRAPHQL call to shopify's graphQL api. I am getting data back (yay!) and it is correct (double yay!!), unfortunately I cannot then do very much with the data other than look at it - I cannot iterate through it with regular JSON syntax. My plan is to then have the data be put into javascript generated HTML elements to display to the user e.g. generate a list with the titles/pictures of the products.
Without further ado, my code.
Step 1: a JS function to respond to my keypresses and run an async fetch:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-03 at 15:21So in case anyone finds this later and runs into the same problem. Going off of what @morganney said, I was receiving an Object. So by my logic, which is not the logic you want to lead you into battle but whatever, I need to parse this object into a JSON using JSON.parse() so. I did NOT change my PHP script but rather my JS async graphQL()
This is my edited async GraphQL() func
QUESTION
I'm currently working on a Unity application, where the app started to crash randomly in the firebase test lab. Earlier, my SDK version was 29 and every time I make an internal test, it works well with no issues. And recently, Google made it mandatory to keep the SDK version to 30. And from there, I started to face errors and failures in the test lab. I tried many different solutions. So sometimes, the test lab returns success with no issues. And I retest the same build, but the second time, it shows that A native crash was detected.
These are the logs
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-08 at 16:08Update your Unity Editor to something above 2020.
QUESTION
I am wanting to create a bar chart of top 5 populated states. My current function does not work for three reasons. 1) The most populated states are California,Texas,Florida,New York, and Pennsylvania. 2) The largest state the graph shows, california is the last one on the graph when it should be the first. 3) the y axis values are completely wrong. Not even numbering in the millions like the population does. Hope the question was clear. Thanks so much!
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-02 at 19:33The reason that your code doesn't work is that
QUESTION
I have a dataframe that in an entirely simplistic representation looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 05:46You can use expand.grid to create a dataframe with all possible conditions
QUESTION
A beginner's question here, so I have the following code
foo.h
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-13 at 10:03I'm aware that this is ambiguous
It is not.
const T& value is a better match than const T* value for float*.
The former is an exact match, whereas the later require a qualification conversion.
You might drop the const for pointer:
QUESTION
I dont know the proper way of describing this so please bear with me. Basically, I have a function in R that reads through a data frame and pastes the contents in a specific order--its used to write a tex file for LaTeX so I can make hundreds of labels very quickly.
Ive attached a simplified version with just the for loop. What I am hoping to do is have the code loop through four rows of the data, do something different for the fifth, then return to the next four rows of data. In the example below, it would be pasting one phrase for most of the rows and on the fifth it would paste something else--each based on the data frame.
For my actual code I want to flip the label horizontally to use up the most amount of paper possible. See attached photo., But in reality it all comes down to the for loop I think.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-13 at 15:05Here's a solution in base R that requires minimal modification to your existing code.
SolutionWithin your for loop, simply test your index this.label with the modulo operator %% like so:
QUESTION
const { Client, Intents, MessageAttachment, Message } = require('discord.js');
const client = new Client({intents: ["GUILDS", "GUILD_MESSAGES", "GUILD_PRESENCES", "GUILD_MEMBERS"]});
client.once('ready', () => {
console.log('In sfarsit joc DnD. Ssssssp.');
});
let x = 1;
client.on('message', msg =>
{
if (msg.content === "+help")
{
let msg1 = "You should know how to use me by now. Sssssssp. Times you were unworthy: ";
let msg2 = x.toString();
let msgf = msg1.concat(msg2);
x++;
msg.reply(msgf);
}
name = ["Triceps","Babuska","Dero","Special","Radw","Pucin","Eclipsentiu","Eugen","Tugen","Elgen","Ha Ha Bitch","Helium", "Saradin", "Chevrolet", "Gogo", "Cactus", "Sarkofag", "Guru", "Trubius", "Storyline", "Giorgio", "Wiggler", "Wig", "Stetoskop", "Tracu", "Mizil", "Trafalet", "Stepmom", "Yridim", "Soul","Lyfjaberg","Netflix","Gugutza","Rakshasa","Trubilion","Sufftard","Panu","Radulescu","Infatuated","Sex'n'Fund","Tuc","Streche","Nebanuit","Bust","Ecologie","Surf","Bag","0110","Pork","Fork","Redbuff"];
let no_changed = 0;
if (msg.content === "+exhale_the_truth")
{
if (Math.random() <= 0.05)
{
msg.reply("No. I don't think I will. Sssssssp.");
return;
}
msg.reply("Look what you made me do. Sssssssp.");
msg.guild.members.cache.forEach((a) => {
if (!a.permissions.has("ADMINISTRATOR"))
{
do {
nick = "";
if (Math.random() <= 0.08)
nick = "El ";
nick = nick + name[Math.floor(Math.random() * name.length)] + ' ' + name[Math.floor(Math.random() * name.length)] + ' ';
if (Math.random() <= 0.02)
nick = nick + "d'";
else
if (Math.random() <= 0.001)
nick = nick + "von";
nick = nick + name[Math.floor(Math.random() * name.length)];
}
while (nick.length > 32)
a.setNickname(nick);
console.log(nick);
no_changed++;
}
});
console.log(no_changed);
}
if (msg.content === "+DnD") {
var attc = new MessageAttachment('https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/ff/Stefan_Banica_Jr.jpg');
msg.reply(attc);
}
});
client.login('token');
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-08 at 00:20The reason the reply is empty is that Message.reply() does not take a MessageAttachement. It takes string, MessagePayload, or ReplyMessageOptions.
You'll have to build a MessagePayload with files attached.
QUESTION
New to programming, trying something out for a JS project.
I have three adjacent buttons with the following contents:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-16 at 20:21As some comments are pointing out, you need to separate the block-level elements from your buttons. Anchor tags would be a better option. You could use those in combination with if statements, .innerHTML, and .onclick listeners to populate your new display depending on which anchor is clicked.
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