timeboard | Calendar calculations over business days and work shifts | Calendar library
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Calendar calculations over business days and work shifts
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- Convert the band to a pandas dataframe
- Get the start time of the workshift reference
- Returns the timestamp of the timestamp
- Returns the end time of the frame
- Get amendments
- Return holiday holidays
- Get start and end bounds
- Calculates the difference between eve_hours
- Finds the workshift position by point
- Find the location of a given timestamp
- Return the position of a point in the frameband
- Convert argument to a timestamp
- Return the compact representation of this interval
- Return the label of the scheduler
- Returns the nth worksheet
- Raise out of bounds
- Default parameters
- Return a compact representation of the duration
- Return the default parameters
- Generate DatetimeIndex from start and end times
- Gets a workshift position by point
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QUESTION
I'm trying to build a small game on an HTML5 canvas, and I'm running into a bit of trouble when trying to set a 1 minute countdown timer in game.
The following code contains the timeKeeper function and the animate loop.
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Answered 2018-Sep-18 at 02:11You need to have the counter run outside the animate frame loop method. You could add some kind of timer within the function to compensate for the frame (60fps means animate() will run approximately every 16.667ms) time but, requestAnimationFrame() doesn't always run at 60fps. If the browser can't render at that pace, it will slow down the frame loop. Therefore, it isn't a good idea to make a timer that is at all related to requestAnimationFrame();.
Instead, made a counter outside the function. Ideally, use setInterval() right before you start the animate loop. The interval might look something like this....
QUESTION
I am trying to create a dashboard in datadog using the REST API described here: http://docs.datadoghq.com/api/#timeboards
Whatever I do, however, I keep getting a 400 response back with a message "Invalid JSON input". I have simplified my json to just a few required fields, and empty "graphs" section, and that still doesn't work.
Does anyone have an idea what could be wrong here?
curl -i -X POST 'https://app.datadoghq.com/api/v1/dash?api_key=&application_key=' -d '{"dash":{"title":"Foo","description":"bar","graphs":[]}}'
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...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-31 at 22:39You need to pass Content-Type as a header with the request, as shown in the docs
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