noma | Bitcoin lightning node management CLI utility & Python API | Cryptocurrency library
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kandi X-RAY | noma Summary
Noma provides a complete bitcoin + lightning stack for LNCM's Point-of-Sale app and extendable templates for your own project development.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Install box
- Check if installed
- Update package repository
- Check to see if a file exists
- Install the wifi credentials
- Get source
- Install git
- Stop lnd
- Check if a container is running
- Encodes the given macaroons
- Encodes macaroons
- Start lnd
- Check if files exist
- Function to run lnd function
- Node function
- Run git diff
- Perform full upgrade
- Show information about lnd
- Calculate the HMAC - SHA256 hash of a password
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QUESTION
As of today my function keys have all changed their behaviour.
F1
for example no longer opens help but is equivalent to typing OP
in normal mode. That is it opens a new line above the current one, enters insert mode and types 'P'. As you can see in my .vimrc below the only keymapping I have for a function key is map :set rnu!
which has worked just fine up until today.
F2
now types , and enters replace mode, and pressing
types another
before quitting replace mode.
F3
now opens a new line above, enters insert mode and types 'P'
F5
changes the case of 5 consecutive characters at a time
F6
to F10 have a similar function to F5 but changing case of different numbers of characters.
edit: typing
... etc. in insert mode shows that they are now mapped to
^[OP
^[OR
^[OQ
etc.. but I still don't know how or why
The function keys work as expected in other programs (gedit, firefox etc.) and opening vim in a different terminal doesn't make a difference either, which leads me to believe it's purely a vim issue.
This is quite frustrating as I have no idea where to start with fixing this, and I can't find any similar problems online so far.
Restarting my computer and vim also has no effect..
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-11 at 09:28Behviour was due to key mapping in my
.vimrc
, which it seems is not advisable. The mapping itself map
was also redundant as works as
by default, at least on US/GB keyboards.
Opening vim without plugins or .vimrc by running vim -u NONE
helped identify the issue.
QUESTION
I'm a beginner in this language and i'm being asked to insert via procedure some unique variables into the tables aeropuerto and terminal (the variables have to be unique compared to the rest in the tables) and after thinking, this is as far as i have come. Do you have any suggestions on how to edit the code or how i can insert with simple instructions? (we havent come that far in the course yet :) )
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 00:00The simplest approach would probably to use a NOT EXISTS
clause in your INSERT
statement.
QUESTION
I have some of the host names as provided below, i am looking to extract only last three names after dot .
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 06:08Use:
QUESTION
I want to open file with modifiable buffer set noma
ON by default for this specific file.
for example something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-14 at 14:24You can add that to your .vimrc
, which will set the flag if the file has that name:
QUESTION
Here's my situation:
In my controller, i need save two foreign keys: exam_id
and category_id
, but always say:
SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 1364 Field 'exam_id' doesn't have a default value
The context: Exam have a questions (Exam hasMany question but question belongs to Exam). Also Question belongs to category, and Category hasMany questions. In the model looks like
Category
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 18:57why not use direct properties?
QUESTION
Is there a simple way to break down this string into multiple lists in Python so that I can then create a dataframe with those lists?
1|Mirazur|Menton, France|2|Noma|Copenhagen, Denmark|3|Asador Etxebarri|Axpe, Spain|4|Gaggan|Bangkok, Thailand|5|Geranium|Copenhagen, Denmark|6|Central|Lima, Peru|7|Mugaritz|San Sebastián, Spain|8|Arpège|Paris, France|9|Disfrutar|Barcelona, Spain|10|Maido|Lima, Peru|11|Den|Tokyo, Japan
I want to break it down so that it looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-25 at 10:57Piece of cake. The basis is splitting on the |
character; this will give you a flat list of all items. Next, split the list into smaller ones of a fixed size; a well-researched question with lots of answers. I chose https://stackoverflow.com/a/5711993/2564301 because it does not use any external libraries and returns a useful base for the next step:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-21 at 14:49Try this, that's how it works for me
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