assessment | mutual evaluation system developed by using bottle
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kandi X-RAY | assessment Summary
This is a mutual evaluation system developed by using bottle, mongodb and jinja2. Through it, we explore the use of bottle for web development, including: the physical design of bottle for web development and the use of advanced features of bottle for web development
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- Lookup all students
- Validate the page number
- Return a Page instance for the given number of objects
- Change password password
- Compare two strings
- Check the raw password against the given password
- Returns True if there are other pages
- Return True if there are more results
- Return True if there is a previous previous
- Manage users
- Encrypts a password
- Login function
- Login form
- Edit a person
- Manage users
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QUESTION
We just got Telerik controls today and I am trying to "switch out" the old controls for the new Kendo UI MVC Controls.
I have a select2 multi-selection dropdownlist and I am trying to send the "selected to paramters through the Kendo UI dataSource to the controller method to return the specific records.
Here is my .cshtml Razor code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 15:19In my loadAssessmentTable()
which was assigned to onclick
of my submit button, all that was needed was the following:
QUESTION
I have an OpenID Connect server (OpenIDdict) and an asp.net core webapp in containers behind a TLS termination proxy. In production, all communication between the webapp and the OIDC server can go through the 'outside', based on their public names. However, in development, I'm using self signed certificates that aren't trusted by the containers running the apps, only by my host pc. Because of that, in development, the webapp can redirect the browser to the OIDC server just fine, but when it, for instance, needs to call the token endpoint, it will fail, because the certificate isn't trusted.
A possible solution would be to have the server to server communication go through the internal container network, but I haven't been able to get that to work. Is there a way to make the asp.net core OpenID Connect middleware use a different url (and protocol) for server to server communication?
Another solution would be to install the self signed certificates in the containers, but because that's only needed in development, it seems bad practice to burden the images with that. Is that assessment correct?
I'm hoping I'm missing the most obvious solution. Any ideas?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 12:33This is what I ended up doing:
- I added a custom domain to the hosts file of my pc, pointing to itself.
- Using openssl, I created a rootDevCA.crt and added it to the trusted root on my pc and in all the container images.
- With that root certificate, I signed a new certificate for the custom domain and supplied that (including its key) to the proxy.
As long as I keep the key file for the root certificate far away from my source code, there should be no security issues.
QUESTION
Hello I have the following JSON stored with redux. This json includes assessment criteria (i.e., rubricItems
), and per each criterion, the scores assigned by different users.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 21:16This is an example:
QUESTION
I have the following code, where I first create a list object assessmentItems
, and then use it inside a LINQ to get the CurrentScore
.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 07:57Let me hep you to simplify your query. Includes are not needed because you have custom projection. If you add ToList
for subquery elements - it will be not translatable. If you need translatable query - work with IQueryable.
QUESTION
this is the test for the above component
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 03:01The configureStore()
function from redux-mock-store
returns a creator function. This is in case you want to add middleware to it. To get your mock store, you should do this:
QUESTION
Docker has a run
command that accepts a --read-only
argument for mounting a container with a read-only filesystem. Is there a way to set up an Azure App Service slot to run a container from an Azure Container Registry with a read-only filesystem? I haven't been able to find any documentation or setting in the web console for configuring this.
My current setup is to use a GitHub Actions workflow to build and deploy the container with docker/build-push-action
and azure/webapps-deploy
Actions. My app is a Python Django app and as part of a security assessment, I've been instructed to make the app run in a read-only environment to prevent runtime modification of the app's code. I've already ensured that no part of my app needs to be able to write to the Docker container's filesystem, so now all I need to do is to ensure that the filesystem cannot be modified.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 06:54Unfortunately, you can't change the docker command that the Azure App Service used to run the containers. Actually, there is nothing you can do with the command. All the containers are temporary. If you only want to run the containers and do not need to persist the data. Then you need to do nothing. The app services won't affect the filesystem after you delete them.
QUESTION
I am getting this error which I am not sure what it means:
Type mismatch. Required: session.Expression[Boolean], found: Validation[CheckBuilder[JsonPathCheckType, JsonNode, String] with SaveAs[JsonPathCheckType, JsonNode, String]]
I am trying to retrieve a value called "title" from an API response body for a user's created assessment and save it as "titleSession". Because not every user that is fed into the simulation will have associated created assessments I am trying to make the saving of "titleSession" only occur if there already exists a "title", hence the doIf:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 09:38This is wrong, you can't use doIf
there.
You're looking for the optional
validation criterion: https://gatling.io/docs/gatling/reference/current/http/check/#validating
QUESTION
I have a somewhat mobile responsive header, but there are some dropdown menus that I would like to keep flush to the edge of the header element regardless of changes in viewport size as the header adjusts.
I tried putting those dropdowns in their own element such as a div or section and adding all the same css from the individual selectors, but I did not make progress there.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 20:11Just a little bit of CSS tweaking and consolidating. I removed the individual styles set for each of those four floating elements and added them to one .fixed_under_header
class element.
This CSS should do the trick:
QUESTION
Our app can track clients who walk in to our clinic without an appointment. We started with a simple WalkIn model and WalkInsController.
Then we added another type of walk-in, then another ... so now our #index action has to filter between four different walk-in types and sometimes treat them differently.
The other REST actions (besides #show) are mostly the same between types, but might have some minor differences. We also have a few non-REST methods that don't really fit anywhere else.
So, at minimum, this #index action needs to be tamed.
First thought: I'll namespace walk_ins just for #index:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 04:05you can move all walk_ins filter inside collection block like this
QUESTION
I am deploying an API made using Go and MySQl for the database to Heroku. I am following this guide on it and set up everything but now I am trying to execute a MySQL script to set up the tables with some dummy data. But I am constantly getting errors saying that the script is wrong even though I have used it locally with no issues. I have already connected the MySQL database to the Heroku environment and starting the database throws no errors.
Here are the logs showing the error when deploying it to Heroku:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 15:13Ok so I decided to directly connect to the mysql database using the credentials given from Heroku.
This returns the URL to the database.
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