miyamoto | clusterable task queue | Job Scheduling library
kandi X-RAY | miyamoto Summary
kandi X-RAY | miyamoto Summary
Miyamoto is a fast, clusterable task queue inspired by Google App Engine's task queue. This means it speaks HTTP with a RESTful API for enqueuing tasks and uses HTTP callbacks (webhooks) for processing tasks. Worker daemons can be any web daemon. End result? Super easy asynchronous processing. Like the App Engine task queue, Miyamoto features task scheduling and rate limiting. Unlike the App Engine task queue, it provides idempotency semantics and helps you avoid duplicate execution of tasks.
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- Start forever
- Start server
- Stop the worker
- Reschedule the timer
- Return the time until the replica is reached
- Stop the background thread
- Schedule this event to be run in a greenlet
- Return the value of a cluster
- Get a list of buckets
- Return bucket name
- Calculate time in seconds
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QUESTION
NO JQUERY Please
Hello, my animation is not working properly I tried to use document.getElementsByClassName but it won't work at all there's no error is just that the element is not animating properly, I want to do a quick change of color and also a small lettering animation but it will not implement on click, nothing will happen. Please help also if there's any good book about how this works I would appreciate that too.
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Answered 2020-Sep-27 at 04:14When you use document.getElementsByClassName, you are referencing an array of elements with that class. You need to specify which one you want by referring to the element's index. Instead, use document.getElementsByClassName("contentMario")[0].style.animationPlaystate="running";.
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I'm trying to display a new image upon clicking on the current image. The problem's that upon clicking on img-1, it some how skips to img-3. However, if I remove the the second if(), it correctly goes to the next image (img-2).
How's this happening and how can I fix it?
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Answered 2019-Apr-06 at 14:54When you do
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I've seen a question of this nature before on SO but not quite exactly what I'm looking for.
Upon the user clicking on an image, I want it to have a fade effect as it moves on to the next image. Once the next image is displayed, I want it to, again, have a fade effect as it moves onto the next image. So and so forth.
My current code below immediately upon onclick goes from img-1 (first image) to the img-2 but img-2 fades and never reaches img-3.
What am I doing wrong and how can I rectify this?
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Answered 2019-Apr-07 at 00:37im giving you a solution, you forgot to reset opacity. i improved it to a more dynamic aproach:
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I am studying Puppeteer with mongoose by example(https://medium.com/@e_mad_ehsan/getting-started-with-puppeteer-and-chrome-headless-for-web-scrapping-6bf5979dee3e). When I do 'node index.js', I get findOneAndUpdateerror message like this;
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-14 at 01:45I think you didn't export the User model in .
Add module.exports = mongoose.model('User', userSchema); Using User variable without it might've led to that problem.
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So, I am supposed to make a tribute page for an assignment and I have put some text on top of an image, the text is my h3 element. When I have the screen full size on my Macbook 13inch the text is in the correct spot I want it on the image but when I minimize the page the text completely goes off of the image and is below it. What is the issue?
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Answered 2017-Aug-31 at 17:37You don't want your h3 tag to have an absolute position here - you would want to do it the same way as your other header tags.
Try this
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I have been trying to create a network graph with the plotly R library. I would like to visualize a custom hoverinfo text that is different from the text label defined for the markers (or nodes in this case).
Basically, I would like to keep the text labels on the markers (nodes) as they are currently but also be able to provide custom text for the hoverinfo.
As in I would like the tooltip to display some other character vector different from the marker's label text. For instance, when I hover on the central 'Shigeru Miyamoto' node, I would like to tooltip to display other information that I may collect (eg. type, nationality etc). My understanding from the plotly documentation is that currently you can only display the same text label for both the markers and the hoverinfo tooltip.
Is there a way to accomplish this?
Here's the code I used:
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Answered 2017-Feb-15 at 10:01Upon further research, I think I found a potential solution by using annotations.The idea is to hide the text from the markersand instead use annotations for the node labels. This way you can include any arbitrary character vector for the hoverinfo tooltip texts.
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You can use miyamoto like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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