sk-import | Import artists into songkick | Frontend Framework library
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kandi X-RAY | sk-import Summary
Use songkick website directly to add artists, as there is a hard limit with the built-in artist importers on Songkick. To use: ./skimport.py .
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- Try to track a list of artists
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QUESTION
Im looking at the SO post but the answer isnt working.
This is my flask app code, where there is a button on into the HTML to browse for the csv file. Ultimately process the CSV file in pandas and print the highest value found in a column called kW
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-28 at 18:37This is happening because your route \transform
did return a valid response. This route must have a return statement. I am assuming that you want to load simple.html
when this route is called, you can do the following things:
- Import
render_template
:
QUESTION
i use this code install flask
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-24 at 05:40You've installed flask but not flask-ask which is a separate module.
QUESTION
I've asked a similar question before and without having found a solution I've simplified my code as much as possible to illustrate the problem.
The code below runs fine, until I include from run import db
in models.py
. Then I get ImportError: cannot import name 'Site'
(full error below)
However when I use from models import *
then everything runs fine again (but I don't want to do that).
Why does this happen?
run.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-09 at 13:26You are importing Site
from module "models" into module "run" and db
from module "run" into module "models" so you have a circular dependency problem.
You should keep your models simple so I would remove the dependency from module "run" inside "models" but if you still need it, then you should consider creating a single module that includes both because in this case, it would be sensible to make a single unit containing all dependant code.
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My boss gave me a job to rewrite an old piece of software into a SSIS package. I need the SSIS to:
- access a specific mailbox on our Microsoft Exchange server
- go through all the UNREAD emails and download attachments from them based on their file type
- import the contents of these files (text readable through notepad) into an SQL table
- import email subjects to another SQL table
I'm not sure if what I described above is available in a standard SSIS package (I doubt it) - maybe I'll need to download some libraries. So far I found this. Will it do the trick? If not, do you know any other way to achieve what I want using SSIS?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-07 at 13:35The best way would be to use the Microsoft Exchange Webservices (=EWS) to download and work with all kind of attachments (here is an example).
However as this is a API you need to build some kind of middleware between MS Exchange and your SQL Server based on the EWS API. It could be something like:
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So I built a data and NLP app with a flask front end which functions perfectly locally but a flood of issues began as I tried to set this up on AWS (Ubuntu linux) behind an Apache server as we are advised to do (flask not being designed for deployment). The importing of python modules suddenly becomes quite a challenge with this setup, there are a number of questions about it on Stackoverflow. Had worked through about 5 of these issues, was using lots of Python logging statements each time throughout the code to see at what point exactly the various scripts were crashing or hanging (without error messages) and then it got further than ever before and this issue about the location of the NLTK corpus came up. Not the NLTK module, that imported fine, just the corpus folder.
So to do this usually just takes the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-08 at 17:24So I solved it thankfully after setting up a new instance and here is how:
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