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You want to "update" a file content located on a FTP server using another file content located on your local disk.

Try this :

In AlbumAdapter use :

As I understand it you have a series of question columns in the example q1 to q4. You've used srvyr to generate a weights column. It is possible in our data that for a particular question one entire group maybe all NA and you'd like to generate results into a df even when that is true. You want a weighted Student's t-test making use of the weights column not a simple t-test. The only function I found that provides that is weights::wtd.t.test which doesn't offer a formula interface but wants to be fed vectors.

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1. Load requisite libraries

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You can create another function, which will be called from main.js, and inside this function call your actual function and in then function of Promise return the value.

As @Frank says, you need to sort your results client-side.

You can either sort the array with something like this

There is no formData option for the axios() options object. If you want to set formData, you set the data property to your formData.

So, that illustrates that there is ONLY one set of data that you send with a POST or a PUT. If you want to send multiple pieces of data, you have to combine them into the same set of data and you have to obviously make them the same type of data (since there is only one master content-type). If you really needed to send multiple different types of data, then you would need to send a multi-part body that has separate sections to it. You would likely need some sort of helper to create that multi-part body since that isn't something that axios will do for you and it can get a little complicated.

If you could describe what you're actually trying to do (what the actual purpose of this request is), then we might be able to advise how to combine your data into one simpler type so it an be sent more simply.

You should check the type of queryStr. It should be String or Buffer.

If you are struggling with creating the struct, you may try to use this website which will do it automatically:

https://app.quicktype.io/

*Still, I would advice to first understand the concept and then use such helpers

In your case, there is an issue with your JSON file.

First part of your JSON should probably look like this:

{ "id": 70, "bname": "Municipal Corporation - Water", "bcategoryname": "Water", "bcustomerparms": [ { "paramName": "Consumer Number", "dataType": "numeric", "optional": false, "minLength": 1, "maxLength": 10} ] }