ellison | Object oriented mapping and repository pattern | Document Database library
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Object oriented mapping and repository pattern for Python and MongoDB.
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- Decorator for find_query .
- Check if obj is a list or tuple .
- Build this document .
- Recursively recursively recursively walk through all descendants .
- Initialize a Document .
- Apply a function to each entry in the queue .
- Decorator for lazy methods .
- Create a DocumentMetaclass .
- Inject data_context into a document .
- Execute the query
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QUESTION
I am new to DRF and could not figure out how to append an object to the many to many field without deleting the previous one.
I am using PATCH to update the field MONITORS however the previous value gets substituted by the actual one. I want to append it.
API GET
is:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-04 at 09:33Use different serializer for PATCH
method.
QUESTION
I hope you are doing well. I have a question regarding a DataFrame in Python.
Company Job Title Person Name Apple Founder Steve Jobs Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Microsoft Founder Bill Gates Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen Paypal Co-Founder Peter Thiel Tesla Board Member Larry Ellison Tesla CFO Zach Kirkhorn Snapchat Devan Fearman Devan FearmanI would like to filter and create a new Dataframe which keeps only the rows based on the following conditions:
- if Founder then keep row
- if can't find Founder then Co-Founder
- if can't find Co-Founder then Board Member
- if can't find Board Member then Board Member CFO
Drop all other rows from the Dataframe. Note that I am allowed to have only 1 row per company.
Therefore I would like to have the following output below:
Company Job Title Person Name Apple Founder Steve Jobs Microsoft Founder Bill Gates Paypal Co-Founder Peter Thiel Tesla Board Member Larry EllisonI am sure there is a way to do this using a loop function, however since I am very new to Python this is still very hard for me. I am open to using all libraries like pandas and numpy. Please explain your code as clearly as possible.
Hope to hear from you soon. Thank you and please let me know if I was not clear with my question.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-09 at 19:54You can use pd.Category
here:
QUESTION
I am implementing a RESTful api that has a GET endpoint that needs to support pagination. To do so, I have implemented the standard limit and offset query parameters. When I get to the (mysql) database, I need to fetch the data in an ordered, consistent manner. I have attempted to use an 'order by' combined with a 'limit x, y' in my query, yet the expected results are not being returned.
DDL/DML
Here is the (only) script being used to create the tables/indexes (ddl) and insert the data (dml): https://gitlab.com/connorbutch/reading-comprehension/-/blob/9-list-all-assessments/reading-comprehension-server-quarkus-impl/src/main/resources/db/migration/V1.0.0__CreateAssessment.sql. The contents of the file is also given below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-12 at 15:47Full marks to the question preparation,
If I see the problem and understood correct, the issue is with the order you place limit
and offset
There are two ways,
Either you explicitly mention the limit
and offset
as,
QUESTION
I am new to React and I know about the concepts of Functional and Class components aswell as Hooks such as useEffect and useState; hence I am having troubles turning this knowledge into practice, as I am working on the following React component that makes a plain Javascript API Call which I now want to transfer into a "real" React API Call,using the State and Hooks.
My problem is the following: I want to render the employee-object that the API is returning, starting with the employee firstname and surname, then additional information.
The request to the API in plain Javascript goes well and returns the needed data; hence I am not really sure on what to set the state to by definition (0?false?something else?And on what does that depend on, how do I know?).
Here´s the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-03 at 18:30A couple things:
- You shouldn't fetch data in the function itself - this will trigger a fetch each time the component renders. Typically, you want to start the fetch when the component rendered for the first time:
QUESTION
This code compiles fine.
Foo contains a reference to an object of type X. It has a simple function new() which does this. Then there's a function called foo2() (it can also be a free function outside the impl block) which accepts a reference to X and returns a completely new object of type Foo. This works fine.
The problem is if I uncomment foo() which includes the parameter &self. Suddenly it doesn't work now. Why? If I add lifetimes then it works, but why can it not figure this out? Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-24 at 22:11The Rust Reference -> Lifetime elision
If the receiver has type &Self or &mut Self, then the lifetime of that reference to Self is assigned to all elided output lifetime parameters.
There is a reason why compiler try to pickup lifeteime from &self
and not from x: &X
.
QUESTION
My table has a breadcrumb not unlike a filesystem to show page navigation. For example / /
. I want to start with any the level and navigate to the child
/
breadcrumb. I don't care whether it goes breadth or depth first, I just need to follow the hierarchy so I can record the parent child items for another purpose.
My attempts only give me the first level and stop.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-07 at 05:49You are missing the PRIOR
keyword.
Your query should be like the following:
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