bookbuildeR | An R Package for Building Books or Documents using pandoc

by thomasWeise R Version: Current License: GPL-3.0

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bookbuildeR is a R library typically used in Utilities applications. bookbuildeR has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This is an R package intended for building electronic books from pandoc's markdown flavor by using, well, pandoc and R. You can see it in action in our project An Introduction to Optimization Algorithms, which is written in Markdown and automatically converted to pdf, html, epub, and azw3 by using this package. Our package aims at making it easier to dynamically write books and even publish them online by reducing most of the work to the invocation of a single command. It therefore extends the standard tools provided by pandoc with a set of additional commands. The package is the basis for our docker container "thomasweise/docker-bookbuilder" at Docker Hub. The sources of this container are provided in the GitHub repository thomasWeise/docker-bookbuilder. The container includes all necessary software components needed to run and build electronic books by using the scripts here, such as complete installations of pandoc, R, and TeX Live. It is suitable for the integration into a CI environment, which can be used to completely automate the development of electronic books.

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GET Request repeatedly failed on the front end but not on backend

Comparing elements from two lists

Connecting JSON Data to ListView using Sqlite and Adapter respectively

QUESTION

GET Request repeatedly failed on the front end but not on backend

Asked 2021-Apr-19 at 23:18

I'm working on a personal project that will allow users to find new books based on their preferences for the genre. The database I'm using is MongoDB. However, while I'm able to get all the data on the backend using Postman, I can't get it properly displayed on the frontend. At the moment, I'm just trying to get the data sent to the front end and at least console.log'd but it isn't making it that far.

Here is the code in the routes file.

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 23:01

Change

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67169325

QUESTION

Comparing elements from two lists

Asked 2019-Jul-30 at 12:24

I got 2 lists of titles of books from two different bookstores. These titles can be the same, but they are written differently e.g "For example" - "For - example", as you can see they are equal, but not at all.

That's why I wrote stream that will purify elements (it will delete blank spaces and special letters) from list and make them equal, so after stream both will look like "forexmaple" so they are now equal.

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Answered 2019-Jul-30 at 12:24

I got 2 lists
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I want to get ONE map that will consist title and number of occurrences of book

You can do that is a single stream chain:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57261245

QUESTION

Connecting JSON Data to ListView using Sqlite and Adapter respectively

Asked 2018-Jan-22 at 12:44

I am trying to make an application that lists related books data after typing isbn on EditText(edx). EditText works properly with JSON part (GetBookInfo) in Entrance.java. Before implementing sqlite, the app could show on the listView properly. However the item on the list disappeared when i restarted the app. To solve this problem, I decided to use Sqlite Database I tried connecting GetBookInfo to my Sqlite Database and also the database to BookAdapter Although the app works, when i enter an isbn, nothing happens. The list seems empty. I think i could not connect parts with each other properly.

Planned Path:My isbn -> edx(EditText) -> GetBookInfo(Json Part and it works) -> Database (sqlite method and maybe the problem is here) -> BookAdapter -> ListView

When i extract the database part and change db.bookAdd(book) -at the end of GetBookInfo() part- with booksList.add(book) and add adapter.notifyDataSetChanged()everything is alright. Any isbn i enter in edx is listing proberly but it dissapear when i restart the app. i want to store it using sqlite.

Book.java

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Jan-22 at 09:57

What you are doing is

1) Getting the ListView via it's id.
2) Setting up the adpater to be used for the Listview specifying an empty ArrayList i.e bookslist. (This, amongst other things, sets the data to be adapted).
3) Tie the adapter to the ListView. (This displays the list as per the adapter i.e. nothing as bookslist is empty).
4) Set the ChoiceMode of the LisView. (This is irrelevant)
5) Populate the bookslist (too late the ListView is showing the booklist (nothing) it was passed).

In short 5 should be before 2 as it's 3 that result's in the ListView being displayed according to the adapter.

So changing :-

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48344366

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