bolognese | Ruby gem and command-line utility
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kandi X-RAY | bolognese Summary
Ruby gem and command-line utility for conversion of DOI metadata from and to different metadata formats, including schema.org.
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- Get author details
- Inserts related objects to the related related objects
- Converts the FDF FDF FDSFet information to a hash .
- Convert geo coordinates to geo
- Inserts the coordinates of geo_location .
- Maps the name of ffdf file name to use .
- returns a hash with the title
- Normalizes the license path to a license file .
- Calculate the Hashes of the Hashes .
- Determine the specified identifier .
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QUESTION
My question is whether PostgreSQL actually stores json data in a jsonb column type with quotation marks?
The content in the column is stored as:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-18 at 18:16Its due to what you're using to seed the data. This is a classic "double encoding" issue.
When dealing with JSON columns you need to remember that that the database adapter (the pg gem) will automatically serialize Ruby hashes, arrays, numerals, strings and booleans into json*. If you feed something that you have already converted into JSON the database adapter it will store it as a string - thus the escaped quotes. "JSON strings" in Ruby are not a specific type and the adapter has no idea that you for example intended to store the JSON object {"foo": "bar"}
and not the string "{\"foo\": \"bar\"}"
.
This is what also what commonly happens when serialize
or store
are used on JSON columns out of ignorance.
The result is that you get garbage data that can't be queried without using the Postgres to_json
function on every row which is extremely inefficient or you need to update the entire table with:
QUESTION
I have a dictionary:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-05 at 04:28You could use:
QUESTION
I have data sets for recipes that I want to map onto cards that are on a carousel that I made.
I am trying to do this the most efficient way with least amount of code, I am already achieving it by just creating multiple sliders for each set of recipes. However I want to make it so I only need the one slider component, which already has the card component in it - in which I can then map my data into as I need. Rather than just having several of the same components where I have already mapped each dataset into previously.
Code below will show what I am trying to do.
Also here is a code sandbox if you go to the menu section and click on pasta option then the seafood button at top it will show the issue I have currently of my method of mapping is not working.
- for reference this has been designed mobile first so UI will only look normal when in mobile dimensions.
recipeCard.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-01 at 19:02The Problem you have here is , you are telling the Slider upfront that you are going to render a certain list of items. Due to this we are repeating the Slider logic in all the places where ever we want to achieve the carousel behaviour.
But what we need is for the slider to render it contents dynamically because slider doesn't care what it needs to render. All it needs to do is provide the carousel behaviour. This in react can be achieved using the children
prop.
Create a new component for the Slider,
Solution 1
SliderContainer.js
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-08 at 14:45Inside photoOfTheDish()
, you open data.txt
and read only the first line to get the image filename. Therefore you always get the 0.ppm
.
You can use lambda
to pass the image filename to photoOfTheDish()
when creating the buttons:
QUESTION
Is it possible to format a message sent by a telegram bot as a list?
I want to build a bot that presents the menu of a restaurant with about 20 options and sub-options (e.g., kind of meat) as a list:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-16 at 19:47Or can confirm that it is indeed not possible?
The documentation you linked already confirmes that there are no special formatting options for (nested) lists supported by the Bot API.
QUESTION
I have a database select function where I want to have the following output format:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-13 at 23:20map
, forEach
, reduce
etc, async
will have no effect.
But looking at your code you could change the second stage into a simple for of..
QUESTION
I've written some JavaScript function (selectMeal) to loop 7 times randomly selecting 1 item from an array (tempMealList) then push the item to another Array (dinnersPicked). Once the items been added to the new array (dinnersPicked) it's then removed from the original array (tempMealList) to avoid it from being selected again.
In the console, each run of this function (selectMeal) yields no issue, but when I trigger the function on a button click in HTML, each time the buttons clicked the array being used seems to be permanently altered, with the items randomly selected on the first run of the function not being considered on the second click and similarly for any successive click, any item previously shown is not considered.
I've tried to resolve this in the function by redefining the variables at the start of the function to reset the array being considered on each click but this doesn't seem to work.
What am I doing wrong and how can I make sure that with every click the original array is considered?
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-08 at 23:40When you do let tempMealList = mealList;
those two variables are now pointing to the same array. So when you do tempMealList.splice(index,1)
you are also modifying mealList
.
Try let tempMealList = [...mealList];
instead to make a copy.
QUESTION
i am trying to do Aggregation Binding with data from nested Arrays in my JSON Model: here is my "Menus.json" Model:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-02 at 13:08Your json model should be something like:
QUESTION
I Have the following Json file and i want to output data as categories(pizza, pasta) and then sub-categories(pizza margherita, pizza prosciutto) and same for pasta and for each to have choices, exactly as the structure in the file.
This is json file which i wanted to output it. I use ngfor to loop through the array but how to display from first option, both categories?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-20 at 10:49Just try this code:
QUESTION
I'm working on a basic webform for my beginning Javascript class. I pretty much have all my expected results (assignment covers input validation and storing elements in an array by name), except for the fact that when I submit the form, I'd like to give a 5 second delay from the time I hit submit to when the page redirects. This delay is so that user will be able to cancel the order.
From what we have learned in class so far, I would expect I perform this action with a setTimeout block of code- though I haven't been able to work that yet. My form submission is dependent on a true/false return value from the called function, and I'd like to delay that true value from hitting so quickly. I've attached my full HTML file but the block of code that I'm wondering why it isn't working in particular is this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-14 at 05:34You can use the onSubmit
event and delay the usual functionality. I've created a simple demo thus you can understand it easily. Here after form submission it'll submit the form after 5 seconds, or be canceled if you hit Cancel.
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