timesearch | The subreddit archiver | Database library
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- Inserts a submission into the database
- Check if the object has edits
- Encode an integer
- Return a base36 value
- Parse argument parser
- Returns a list of the most recent submissions
- Chunk generator
- Normalize a subreddit
- Return an instance of the argument parser
- Index all submissions in the database
- Index a subreddit
- Return None if x is None
- Parse argparse arguments
- Create a Subreddit for a given subreddit
- Lists all submissions for a subreddit or subreddit
- Fetch data from cursor
- Generate a stream of subreddits
- Return a list of strings
- Split text by delimiters
- Return a generator of streams as a generator
- Return a parser for offline reading reading
- Write HTML to offline reading
- Merge another tree
- Raise an exception if the child has no children
- Insert a comment into the database
- Parse args
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QUESTION
I come across this statement from the linkhttps://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/guide/2.x/translog.html
The translog is also used to provide real-time CRUD. When you try to retrieve, update, or delete a document by ID, it first checks the translog for any recent changes before trying to retrieve the document from the relevant segment. This means that it always has access to the latest known version of the document, in real-time.
However, Elastic search claims that near real timesearch, documents will be searchable once refresh is finished. Is it that search query will look at transaction log first ?
Little confused, please guide me
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-17 at 09:01CRUD is only when you try to...
retrieve, update, or delete a document by ID
So when you CRUD a document (implied by ID), then Elastic looks up the translog first before fetching the document from the low-level segment file.
Search is a different thing and documents will only be searchable once the refresh phase is finished.
So, that's why CRUD is real-time but search is near real-time.
QUESTION
First of all I get all the values from a php array:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-04 at 14:56$.inArray(...) uses strict comparison.
From the code that you've posted it seems that the arrays contain strings (they were created using .split(...) which returns an array of strings) and the value you're checking to see if it is in the arrays (this.id) is a number.
To fix that, use:
$.inArray(this.id.toString(), savedInternal) and $.inArray(this.id.toString(), savedExternal)
QUESTION
Can't figure out how to modify a struct type variable passed as pointer to a function that takes in an empty interface
I am creating a kind of library that works with MongoDB database through official go driver. I am passing a struct pointer which then gets filled with data from database (MongoDB cursor.Decode). This works fine for a single document, but when I try to return an array of documents, only the parent documents are correct, but children(embedded) stay same for all the elements in array (probably store reference and not the actual value).
Actual code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-24 at 11:08You're decoding into the same pointer, so you'll always end up with a slice containing elements whose value is the same as the one you decoded last.
You should instead, on each iteration, initialize a new instance of the model's type and then decode into that.
QUESTION
I have an array like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-03 at 18:47You simply need to call coordsB[i][0].split(',') as coordsB is a list of lists
QUESTION
A little bit of an ugly question, but I didn't find existing SO posts which cover it.
Right now I need to use an existing python tool available on this github
This is a rather big piece of code with a lot of dependencies which I don't want to mess with. In a nutshell one can run its module by passing the command line arguments, for example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-14 at 23:50I wouldn't call python script with os.system. There is basically one function which you need to use: main(sys.argv[1:])
https://github.com/voussoir/timesearch/blob/master/timesearch/__init__.py#L435.
QUESTION
I am trying to do a fetch request in react.js and I don't seem to be fetching anything. I feel as though it is a stupid mistake and I am not noticing it. Any help would be appreciated.
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Answered 2017-Dec-14 at 07:44I think your fetch code looks ok, are any errors being thrown in the console? It might be your handler not being bound to the correct context. If you don't bind the function correctly, the this.setState will cause an error because this is not the correct context. You might want to bind it in the constructor, or even better, use an initializer like this:
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