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This is a list of API endpoints, libraries, apps, tools and anything else that's available to access data in the Verkehrsverbund Oberelbe network. This includes the Dresdner Verkehrsbetriebe. This document is inspired by derhuerst/vbb-modules. Got any more info, details, links? Please don't hesitate to open an issue and/or PR .
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QUESTION
I can't find any straightforward instructions on this. I've installed node.js and npm, then created a project in its own folder, D:\node_stuff
, then cd'd there via cmd
(Windows 10) and ran npm install express
, npm init
. I'm trying to use gifify, and installed its dependencies via npm
instead of brew
(ffmpeg, imagemagick, giflossy).
gifify -h
-> 'gifify' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.node gifify -h
-> Error: Cannot find module 'D:\node_stuff\gifify'cd node_modules
->node gifify -h
-> nothing happens
What am I doing wrong? Where do I even look - all tutorials with simple search only show how to install packages or build a project - I don't need to build anything, only to use this one module.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-22 at 20:52You can run npx gifify -h
.
Generally, you have two options when installing NPM packages:
- install globally e.g.
npm install gifify -g
- install locally e.g.
npm install gifify
(ornpm install
if the package is listed in package.json)
Some packages, when installed, also install a command-line script. For globally-installed packages, that CLI script is installed to a location that is in your PATH and hence you can simply run the bare command e.g. gifify -h
. For locally-installed packages, that CLI script is installed locally under the node_modules
folder, which is not in your PATH. To run such a script you can use the NPM package executor npx, for example npx gifify -h
. This essentially executes the local script from the node_modules/.bin
folder.
If your package script, e.g. gifify
, relies on third-party executables such as FFMPEG and ImageMagick, then I would install those as regular applications (which will put them on your PATH).
QUESTION
i want to put the data into bins using pd.cat which has a parameter labels for labeling the bin and that is not working
there is no error it is executing the code but without the labels
Input
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-21 at 09:30You can omit IntervalIndex
and add parameter right=False
for left closed intervals to cut
:
QUESTION
I have an application that reads CSV data from a Java webservice. Upon reading data I am getting the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-25 at 08:08You need to set http.get()
response type to text
QUESTION
I have a Sphinx-configuration where I can't succeed to insert some contents of documents. I have a string of almost 6MB, which I can't insert completely. I tested this by querying back the inserted value and I get back only a part of the entire content. Lets say around 0.8MB.
The configuration of Sphinx:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-19 at 04:32The reason of this is the 4MB per-value limit for string attributes (http://sphinxsearch.com/docs/devel.html#conf-sql-attr-string). The reason you see 0.8M is because the way it works is that once the limit is exceeded it starts writing to the value from the beginning, i.e. if you try to write 4MB + 1 byte to a string attribute you will get just one byte in the end. The provided INSERT command is 4.8M, that's why you get the value of about 0.8M size.
Thanks for pointing this out. We'll improve this behavior in Manticore Search.
QUESTION
RDBMS - MS SQL
How can I combine these two SQL select queries into one and get them executed quicly:
Query 1 ...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-13 at 09:50Writing the query using ANSI style joins would make it easier to read - so I've done exactly that. It also helps spot where there are problems within the join logic.
Re-writing the joins I get to this :
QUESTION
I want to populate data from a SQL database to excel sheet, using a query in excel sheet. The data is appearing in excel but the columns are aligned in a bizarre way. I just want the columns to get appeared in the same alignment as in the select query.
the select query:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-02 at 12:32Resolution-
Right click EXCEL column header
Go to Table => External data properties
Uncheck "Preserve column sort/filter/layout"
Refresh Excel
The resultant Excel looks as below,
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