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QUESTION
I am using xodus from Clojure and was evaluating the possibilities to iterate through all key/value pairs in a lazy fashion, like it is common in Clojure.
My initial understanding was that all data access via a Cursor
should happen inside of a readonly Transaction
, as each transaction operates on its own database snapshot.
But if you have created a cursor inside of a transaction, it looks like it is still possible to continue to iterate through the same transaction snapshot after the transaction was ended. In fact, it seems like it is actually possible to still use the cursor even if it was closed.
I guess this is not a safe way to do this because I suspect that at some point the gc will invalidate the snapshot.
Still I am little bit confused about how long exactly a cursor taken inside a specific transaction can be used and I was not able to find the answer in the documentation.
Below is an example in Clojure, demonstrating the fact that the cursor can still be used to retrieve the data after the transaction is finished and after the keys were re-assigned.
Using xodus 1.3.232.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 16:13You can keep read-only transactions unfinished as long as you wish provided you finally finish (abort) them after some time. Not finished transactions prevent from deletion of old data moved by database GC. So the time during which you can keep transactions unfinished depends on your workload: the greater write load, the lesser the time is. E.g., if there are not so many writes and database size increases by 1-2-3% in several hours, then you can keep read-only transactions for hours without any impact to performance. The only drawback is if your application would not be able to gracefully close the database, then on next start it will compute files utilization from scratch, i.e. it will travese in background entire database.
QUESTION
html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 22:21If you want two-way binding (i.e. the input is populated from the variable AND the variable is updated by the input) then use:
QUESTION
I am creating a commands system in Python. I have module vkcommands
that has a class that processes commands from chat (this is a chat-bot), and inside it, I also have class VKCommand
with attributes like name
, usage
, min_rank
, etc. Then I have module vkcmds
with submodules that implement these commands:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-27 at 12:06I believe that you can make an array of all the commands you have in your folder and then go over them and instantiate the objects.
in __init__.py
QUESTION
I have crated a chat-bot using python 3.6 and TensorFlow 1.15. And created the Command line utility for testing in local environment.
The command line utility works fine without docker as shown in the below image.
The problem arrived when i dockerized or containerized the application with dependencies. The Command line utility is automatically closing after running the docker image.
The dockerfile for the application as below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-18 at 18:51Your dockerfile seems fine. for the interactive mode for your chatbot conversation you need to add "-i" flag in your docker run command.
QUESTION
I am using Sap Conversational AI on my SAPUI5 app via Webchat. I added Webchat script on my apps Component.js. It works fine but the chat icon covers the app's footer and I couldn't make it draggable.
Here is component.js code;
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-08 at 16:02I don't think this is possible as of now. The chatbot button is included with the below-attached CSS. Obviously overriding this style class you can move the button around but it's not suggestable.
For your use case, you can try giving the class 'sapUiLargeMarginEnd' to the last footer button to shift the footer buttons to the left.
By inspecting the button we can see the following properties. If SAP would have provided it to be button integration it would have been easy for us to do the placement.
QUESTION
I am just starting to learn Python and in order to do so, I was working on implementing a simple chat-bot. That worked fine until I wanted to implement some text-to-speech functionality which speaks the lines while they are appearing on the screen. To achieve that, I had to dive into multi-threading and that's where I'm stuck:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-11 at 09:14So, I have kinda solved both of my issues, however, I solved them both in an unsatisfying way. It's a bit hacky. But it's the best I could do, short of dissecting pyttsx3
.
1) First, for my issue with the run loop already started
error:
I have moved my engine initialisation back onto a global level outside the textToSpeech
function (like in my initial code snippet).
Then, every time before I call my textToSpeech
function, I put in the following code:
QUESTION
Where do I even begin... (Google, why must you hurt me this way?)
Background Info
I have created a new chatbot using Google Apps Script, which receives messages from users in Google Chat and responds synchronously with a single message (each message can only have one response from the chatbot).
Now I need a way to send asynchronous messages so that the bot can send messages on its own, or send multiple separate responses at a time.
The problem
The Google Chat REST API has a method to create a message asynchronously, but this method (spaces.messages.create
) does not work! There are no working examples of this method from 2020.
Here is Google's example code for creating a message using the REST API.
The problem is that in their example, the SCOPE
is set to a URL that no longer exits:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-20 at 09:25I can confirm that the chat.bot
scope does indeed exist. To set up a chat bot with the REST API, you must use a service account.
As per the documentation you linked on Developing bots with Apps Script, for sending async messages on trigger:
...the only way to achieve this currently is via the external HTTP API (see documentation). This requires the use of a Cloud service account (see documentation) via the OAuth2 for Apps Script library.
This means, that you must first set up a service account in the GCP console so that the chat.bot
scope can be used for these messages. The whole process can be quite arduous for the unintitiated, so I will provide the steps from start to finish here.
Creating a Service Account:
- Navigate to the Google Cloud Console and create a new GCP Project. Hit
Select a project
at the top of the page and clickNEW PROJECT
.- You will need to provide a
Project name
, the other fields should be filled out for you automatically.
- You will need to provide a
- Press
CREATE
- a new pop-up will appear in the top-right of the screen confirming that a new project is being created. Once loaded, you can clickVIEW
. - Click the
☰
icon in the top-left, and follow theAPIs & Services > Credentials
menu item. - At the top of this page, click
+ CREATE CREDENTIALS > Service Account
.- Give the service account a name and a description, and press
CREATE
, followed byCONTINUE
, and finallyDONE
.
- Give the service account a name and a description, and press
Your service account has now been created.
Creating Service Account Credentials:
These will be needed for the code provided in the example from the Developing bots with Apps Script page.
- After creating the Service Account, you will be redirected back to the list of Credentials you can use for the GCP Project. Under the
Service Accounts
section, click you newly-created service account. This will be calledservice-account-name@project-name-XXXXXX.iam.gserviceaccount.com
- Click
ADD KEY > Create new key
- Keep
JSON
selected, and pressCREATE
.- This will initiate a download of a credentials file which you will need to use to access the API as this service account. DO NOT LOSE OR SHARE THIS FILE. If lost, you will need to delete and create new credentials for this account.
Enabling the Hangouts Chat API:
- Going back to
☰ > APIs & Services
, and selectLibrary
. - Search for
Hangouts Chat API
and click the only result. - Click
ENABLE
. This will enable the API for your project.
Note: Do not close this tab yet! We will still need to use the GCP console later.
Setting up the Apps Script Project:
- Create a new Apps Script project.
- Now, you can copy + paste the example from the Async messages page into the new project.
- Open up that credentials file that you downloaded from the GCP console.
- Copy the
private_key
value (the one that starts with-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----
and paste it into value ofSERVICE_ACCOUNT_PRIVATE_KEY
in the Apps Script project. - Also copy the
client_email
value from the credentials file, and paste it into theSERVICE_ACCOUNT_EMAIL
in the Apps Script project.
- Copy the
In order to use the Google Apps Script OAuth2 library as in the example, you will need to add the library to the project using the library's script ID.
- In the Apps Script project UI, follow the
Resources > Libraries...
menu item, and copy paste the OAuth2 script ID into theAdd a library
box- The script ID is
1B7FSrk5Zi6L1rSxxTDgDEUsPzlukDsi4KGuTMorsTQHhGBzBkMun4iDF
- This, and the rest of the library can be found on the the OAuth2 for Apps Script GitHub repository
- The script ID is
- Make sure to select the latest stable version of the library (at time of writing, this is version 38)
- Press
Save
.
Next, you will need to link the Apps Script project to the GCP project you created earlier.
- Go back to the GCP Console tab, and follow the
☰ > IAM & Admin > Settings
menu item. - Copy the
Project number
defined on this page. - In your Apps Script Project, follow the
Resources > Cloud Platform project...
menu item, and paste the Project number into theEnter Project Number here
dialog. - Click
Set Project
.
Setting up the Project Manifest:
In order to use a chat bot in Apps Script, you must include the chat
key in the project's manifest.
- In the Apps Script UI, click
View > Show manifest file
. - After the last key-value pair, add the following:
QUESTION
I'm building a Twitch chat-bot, integrating some Spotify features using Spotipy library.
The goal behind the implementation is to achieve full-automated Spotipfy API Authentication for the bot.
How the Spotify API and Spotipy library work is, an authorization token is needed first in order to do anything over Spotify-end. So that's why, whenever the bot is initially run over my VPS, it prompts me to copy a URL from the console, locate it on a browser to wait for its redirect and paste on the console the redirected URL including the desired token. That's how the authentication object retrieves the token data.
To automate this process, I've seen several solutions via Flask or Django.
Django implementation would be useful for me, since I also have Django environment active on the same VPS, except that Django environment runs on Python 2.7
while my Twitch chat-bot runs on a separate Python 3.6
environment. Hence, I would like to keep them separate unless there is no way to implement such automation without listening redirects over Django, Flask or any other web-framework. Unfortunately, my bot can only run on Python 3.6
or higher.
I'm specifically curious if there is any built-in function or a lightweight library to handle such operation.
The function which I'm using to fetch Spotify Auth token is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-29 at 05:43I've found the solution myself.
It seems that requests
is a good match for this example.
Following snippet works perfectly for now.
QUESTION
I'm trying to integrate Spotify features on my Twitch chat-bot. All features of the bot is written in Python, using Spotipy.
One of them is, adding a song to my playing Spotify queue. Following code would work for that purpose.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-25 at 20:28You can slightly modify the regex like this:
QUESTION
I created Intents, entities so and so using 'Dialogflow chat-bot', Now,I'm trying to integrate dialogflow with my website(html), I followed the documented instructions from the dialogflow official website, still I'm confused , after enabling the web demo option, How to edit the contents inside the attached image and how to launch chat-bot in my website?
I followed instructions from : "https://dialogflow.com/docs/integrations/web-demo"
Thank you
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-02 at 13:52The web demo integration really is just for demo purposes and not customizable. To do a real integration with your website with custom UI, you call the “detect intent” API from your server and build your own UI around it.
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