envois | Lambda Labs Invoicing Kit | Runtime Evironment library
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Automated invoicing by Lambda Labs, Inc.
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- Create an invoice from a json object
- Return the context
- Render the document
- Render the invoice
- Return a list of kvl instances
- Get the context of the task
- Return a template for the given dtype
- Return a set of valid types
- Return context
- Clean key name
- Validate the given dtype
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QUESTION
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I work to a stopwatch for a company that sells maintenance packs (in hours) to its customers. Each customer has a time defined in his pack. When an employee works for a customer, he starts the stopwatch and, when he has finished, he sends in a database the completed task (with the date of completion, a comment and the time spent in minutes). I am also asked to send an email automatically to the project manager when the time remaining in the pack reaches 1 hour.
I made the stopwatch in JavaScript and it is integrated in PHP code. I assigned a "flag" that allows to determine when to send the mail in question (contract time - stopwatch time). However, the problem I encounter when using document.getElementById("flag").innerHTML is that the change in value of the flag only appears for 1 second. And since I want to send the mail in php via the mail() function, I would need to save this value when the flag is set to true and transmit it as a POST method to be able to send the mail later.
Here is the part of code of the stopwatch :
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Answered 2020-Jul-23 at 14:38I don't see where your timeout/interval function is, so I can't be more specific... But essentially you could set a flag in that function at the moment the timer expires and then fire the email request in the same or next tick.
Now if you need the email to send. At X point in time, regardless of if the browser is open, you could use Cron on the server.
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In my code I need to send multiple HTTP POST commands to a server, depending on user selection (user picks pictures, and each command contains one picture).
I need to send first a document via HTTP POST, then n HTTP POST for the pictures and at the end a last HTTP POST to commit. Currently it is working almost fine, but if there are too many HTTP POST commands sent in // I have some HTTP errors (for instance 16 pics of 21 are sent)
Hence, I would like to make sure that each HTTP command are sent one by one to the server after the previous one has been sent successfully.
Here is the code I'm using:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-24 at 09:50I finally found a solution to send synchronously multiple HTTP POST commands using session.DataTask.
Here is the solution:
QUESTION
When i call recv to receive exactly 7 bytes i recv more than bytes expected ?
I don't know how bufsize parameter work.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-03 at 00:40Assuming envois is a socket, you will not receive more than the amount you specify. From the docs
socket.recv(bufsize[, flags])Receive data from the socket. The return value is a bytes object representing the data received. The maximum amount of data to be received at once is specified by bufsize.
You should be able to assert len(tuple) <= 7
But, don't name a variable tuple. You will hide the builtin.
QUESTION
I am studying in france ,sorry for my english , i have a project to realize, i program an industreille machine with a client tcp and i have to send the sensor information on tcp server, I wanted to know how with the threads I could run the client and the server on the same program at the same time,I am not a good programmer please help me ...
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Answered 2017-May-14 at 19:39I'm not sure what you mean by "in the same program". You currently have two different programs (as you have two int main(void) functions). You could use multithreading to have both the client and the server in a single executable, but I fail to see a situation in which this could be advantageous.
If you want more concrete help, I would suggest making a smaller example that exhibits more precisely how you are currently trying to use threads. Otherwise, it might be wise to look up a simple multithreading tutorial, and adding to it until it reaches the level of complexity you currently seem you have in your program.
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I am using Django 1.10 with DRF 3.5 and Django Rest Framework JSON API 2.1.1. I have a Viewset that follows the normal pattern of a ModelViewset, but I need to add an ad-hoc as follows:
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Answered 2017-Feb-14 at 07:37The ViewSet is the controller of the resource. It doesn't make sense to set a method on a ViewSet and associate it with another resource.
Either write a function with decorator to make an API entry point or get a new ViewSet for it.
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