pesos | pure python implementation of the mesos framework api

The API result(LecturaJson) is the root class. The API result is not an array. The debugging helps to see what happens there. The array objects(Cuentas or Estadisticas ) can be set to the Datagridsources.

This code changes the response to an array.

response = "[" +response+ "]";

If you delete the previous code, you can change it without "List".

var s = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(response);

You can't access those properties dynamically as you did, since Next.js uses webpack's DefinePlugin to "string replace" them.

Why do you use env variables for currency, does they depends on the env the app runs? If no, use just regular POJO (Plain Old Javascript Object) as a constant that can be imported from all the places.

The function captuarPeso() has a return statement which will exit the while loop, this is why you only get 1 number printed to the screen.

Removing the return makes it so your program is stuck in that while loop which only prints peso because when you do hilo.join() to a thread it's actually waiting for the thread to exit before continuing, and since we got rid of the return in the first step, the thread never exits and so it's again stuck in a loop. To fix this I changed your while loop to while self.peso != -999: and after calling .mainloop() you set self.peso = -999 which will tell the program: the user has exited the Tkinter interface, exit my loop.

Since you used a class to put some of your tkinter gui in, why not put it all in? Generaly most people would put the entire tkinter interface in a class, I've gone ahead and restructured the program for you but tried to leave as much as the original by itself so you can analyze it and see how it works.

You can give custom attribute to your button which will have value which you need pass to backend i.e : data-value="${p.cdPeso}" .Then , you can use show.bs.modal event this will get called whenever your modal shows up then pass the value from button using $(event.target).attr('data-value') to your input-box.

Demo Code :

When you change the currency in the Google Analytics View settings, it will not affect the past data and will only apply to the future E-commerce data.

Here is a small program to illustrate the difference:

I called your first table "a" and the large one "b", just to keep it simple. I just added a year-column to both data.frames, derived from their dates. Then I created the dataframe df by merging a and b together via their year column. Lastly I added the desired column by multiplication as you wanted.

The following statements initialize variables using an expression calculated immediately with dollars as it is know at that exact moment: