requirementstxt | Sublime plugin for requirements.txt | Plugin library
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kandi X-RAY | requirementstxt Summary
Plugin for Sublime Text 2/3 providing autocompletion, syntax highlight and easy version management in requirements.txt files.
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- Run quick panel
- Get the pip index
- Return a list of all available releases
- Return the list of available releases
- List installed packages
- Parse version string
- Extract package name from line
- Return normalized package name
- Return an iterator over the selected lines
- Return a value from the cache
- Replace all packages in edit
- Format a version string
- Load requirements file
- Check to see if a requirements file exists
- Fetch installed packages
- Check completions for completions
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QUESTION
So after opening up sublime sublimelinter updated and now none of my linters work. I have looked around online and had no luck. when I updated it said that I can manually install the old version but I much rather use the newer version. I am not sure as to how to change the path to my linters. I am sure its something simple. I am new to coding so any and all help will be appreciated. thanks
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Answered 2018-Jul-30 at 06:55Found out what was wrong. I had to pip install:
QUESTION
I would like anyone to access my server via [server-ip-address]:80, but before I can do that I need to update port forward setting on VirtualBox's network setting. (Because docker-machine uses VirtualBox as a hypervisor)
Is there a way to bypass this? Because when I follow the docker tutorial here:
Towards to the end, they simply use localhost to connect to docker-machine ip. How can i achieve this?
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Answered 2018-Apr-28 at 09:51It's not possible to reachout docker without using port forwarding. The reason for that is, docker creates its own network based on docker0 (virtual adaptor) and bridge connection. This approach by docker restricts any application outside this container to communicate with it unless you expose any port (or using other mechanism) application.
This is a security feature by docker because now application can only be accessed by explicitly exposing ports.
Coming back to your original question, trying to expose docker application outside localhost without port forwarding is not a good idea. Although, docker allows you to create overlay networks for creating network that spans over multiple machines. You might be interested in something like kubernetes to expose and scale your application.
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