riko | Pipes | Stream Processing library
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A Python stream processing engine modeled after Yahoo! Pipes
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- Wrapper for parser
- Auto close records in stream
- Merge two tuples
- Calculate price between two currencies
- Write XML to stream
- Write child nodes to stream
- Write this tag
- Substitute multiple occurrences
- Generate words from match
- Reduce a word
- Parse beforeeq
- Handles attributes
- Implement the expected cdata header
- Handle a message
- Handle an entity reference
- Run test
- Handle after the next character
- Handle an attribute name
- Clone this element
- Cast address to geolocation
- Performs a coop reduction
- Parse before attribute value
- Handle opening tags
- Handles a waiting script
- Wrapper for urlopen
- A wrapper for async_parser
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riko Examples and Code Snippets
>>> data = [["Gold+",1,30,35],["Silver+",1,25,30],["Bronze+",1,20,25],["Gold",2,20,25],["Silver",2,15,20],["Bronze",2,10,15]]
>>> std = pd.DataFrame(data,columns=['Title','League','Start','End'])
>>> std
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QUESTION
I have a data table called RoomBoy, the data is like this
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Answered 2019-Nov-22 at 10:19You have a left outer join after the where clause:
QUESTION
This makes me crazy. I don't know why but when I use the filesystem require('fs')
to read valid Json file I get error: Invalid json. Here it is the code:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-21 at 09:09This:
QUESTION
I am studying (rather struggling), Passport module. I have specified flash messages in my "Strategy" like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-22 at 17:27You can access flash messages using the request parameter (req
).
QUESTION
I have a list of users in my database.
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Answered 2018-Sep-04 at 11:14Suppose you have an observable which returns the users from database. You can then transform them using map:
QUESTION
I want to find name where the age is greater than n percent of all values in some year. Here's the table:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-28 at 10:48To find the 60th percentile in 2016 in MySQL (pre 8):
QUESTION
I have an ARM-computer which is based on the riko-3288 processor. I also have the Ubuntu image for the device with a custom kernel (without the module system).
I am currently trying to set a baud rate of up to 100KHz for the i2c-bus. I'm not an expert in Linux and I don't know what I have to do for it. The i2c-bus works with higher baud rate, I think it's more than 1MHz.
I've read that I must write a command like this "dtparam=i2c_arm=on,i2c_arm=on_baudrate=100000" in the boot-loading file. My boot-loading file bellow:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-11 at 12:58I found the easy solution here. http://www.chip-community.org/index.php/Troubleshooting#I2C_.2F_TWI_problems
For my cause:
QUESTION
This is pretty straight forward but I caannit get the expected result. I want to iterate over a set of paragraph elements and get their text node using .each()
function although I get the entire document text nodes.
Here is the code
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-03 at 08:06this
is not accessible in arrow functions. You need to use regular functions to do that:
QUESTION
I have a similar problem to this simplified version:
The experiment result is saved in the excel sheet, and I processed the data using Python Pandas and converted them to DataFrames.
Two tables given below: Table_Race save in DataFrame race Table_standard save in DataFrame std
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Answered 2018-Apr-26 at 05:31Still working on solution but here is something to start :
QUESTION
First I hit the button Add
then 'Show' and lastly Show Object
The problem is that when I hit the button Show Object
I get only one object for the last input element instead one object for each input element.
How can I add new objects from inside a function without loosing most of them?
Here is the code:
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Answered 2017-Dec-16 at 15:20The first time you do var rowno = "row" + parseInt(index/rowNo)
, var rowno is filled with row0. Since 0/2 is 0.
But then, the second time, the same row, var rowno = "row" + parseInt(index/rowNo)
gives you also a value of 0, since 1/2 does 0.5, wich gets truncated to 0. By doing so, you are replacing the object at position 'row0', wich is what an object in javascript does.
You should not use parseInt
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