playhouse | One possible way of implementing a DCI architecture
kandi X-RAY | playhouse Summary
kandi X-RAY | playhouse Summary
A framework for structing a ruby application using the DCI (Data, Context and Interaction) pattern. Playhouse makes no assumptions about whether it's a web app (or any other sort), it just helps you to structure your application logic. Playhouse is not used to structure presentation logic, it is typically connected to some sort of delivery layer. Playhouse is not yet at version 1.0. It is being used for its first production apps now, but its interface may change rapidly and at any point, so doing so is not advised unless you are actively involved in Playhouse development.
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- Validates the actors for this actor
- Runs the interface .
- Initialize a new actor
- Returns an array of actors for the given component .
- Returns the actors for a given actor .
- Copy the actors from an actor
- Cast actors from the actor
- Connects to the database .
- Stores all actors in the actor
- Returns an array of error messages
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Answered 2021-May-26 at 20:11Knowing that the second one is the closest to what you need, to remove the whitespace you only need to remove the bottom paddings and the sizedBox, because you are the one controlling the whitespaces with those widgets and set a width size to your container with long and short description, like this:
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I'm still having trouble with Flutter's approach to laying out widgets. There's this 'whitespace' that I would remove or cover (see red arrows). How would I extend the 'image' up to the menu bar?
As you can see in the code below, I'm using a Stack widget. I don't know what is making the 'whitespace' between the Stack widget and the appbar?? Possibly, it's due to the Crop widget (a third-party package). I'll look into that now, but decided to post this question anyway.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 00:04It seems it is actually due to Crop
widget. It automatically determines the aspect ratio of your picture. You should manually set your aspect ratio by adding the aspectRatio
parameter to your CropController
, something like this:
QUESTION
Please, would you look at the attached screenshot and tell me where that band of off-white is coming from?? (red arrow.) I want the rounded container to display text right down to the bottom of the screen--any text-overflow will simply be scrolled by the SingleChildScrollView widget, but the container just gets thinner and thinner while that block of grey just stays there??
Been working in Flutter since March of 2018, and Flutter's layout widgets are still a mystery!
Here is the code:
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Answered 2021-May-20 at 23:57I got rid of the white area by increasing height of the first Container
in the Stack
. Seems like it is just a default background that's not covered with anything.
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I am new in peewee and I am very confused about migration. I tried the examples in the official documentation, and I got the results as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-04 at 17:15It's unusual to do this online:
- declare a model/schema
- migrate it
- use the new schema
Because if you know you need a price field just put it on the model class from the start.
If you really need to do this, then you can call this after you've run the migration:
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I'm using the Online Retail dataset from the UCI Machine Learning Repository in pandas, and I'm setting a multi-index consisting in CustomerID
as first level, and InvoiceNo
as second level. Here's the code:
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Answered 2020-Dec-06 at 17:40Feel like there's something a little shorter, but seems to work. Pull out the invoice numbers, groupby
the customer ID, pick first invoice in each group:
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I am using peewee and a mariadb database in a script, the script looks at a db table and is submitting data from that query into ThreadPoolExecutor. The worker itself needs to query the database aswell. After all futures are finished, the script start at the beginning again.
When I am using a single connection everything works, but as my worker job is mostly network IO, I feel that a single connection for all worker thread will become the bottleneck.
If I change to database pooling, I can monitor that connection are increasing until I get an error "too many open connections" from peewee. Connections are never closed themselves. This fits to peewee's documentation
However I have no idea how manually open and close the db-connection from inside my worker function.
I tried making the database variable in models.py global then I could access that object in my worker, but observing all open connection on my db made me realise .close()/.open() had no effect in this case.
I also pasted everything into a single file, I was still not able to open/close connection manually.
The documentation is giving only examples on how to use a pool with different webframeworks.
My app simplified
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Answered 2020-Oct-08 at 10:42I have found a solution here
models.py
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Is there a way to play 360 video with Three js coming from m3u8 file?
I found a similar question here but no answer: https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/issues/8216
https://threejs.org/examples/webgl_video_panorama_equirectangular.html
I have used the code from thee website for playing 360 video and this work fine when normal mp4 video url is used but when I try to include m3u8 then it fails with error.MEDIA_ERR_SRC_NOT_SUPPORTED:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-14 at 08:12HLS (.m3u8 file type) and MPEG DASH (.mpd file type) are adaptive bit rate streaming protocols (ABR).
ABR creates multiple bit rate versions of your content and chunks them, so the client can choose the next chunk from the best bit rate for the device and current network conditions (https://stackoverflow.com/a/42365034/334402).
To play a HSL or DASH file you typically use a Javascript based video player, which in turn will leverage the HTML5 Media Soure Extension API - HTML5 MSE:
The Javascript video player downloads the chunks of video, choosing the most appropriate bit rate for each chunk, and assembles them and passes them to the HTML5 video player.
Many Javascript Video Players will support 360 video and you may find it is easier to simply integrate one of these into your project. As an example, extensions to the commonly used videoJS player will support 360 video:
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I have a very simple setup, a model and api file in a pipenv flask environment. I'm currently using peewee and been facing an issue with getting all results from a datatable. I've done this before in python and works fine however not sure what in Flask I'm doing wrong. Here is my model
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Answered 2020-May-31 at 18:39The model_to_dict expects an object instance. You're passing it a ModelSelect. You need to iterate over the objects returned in your ModelSelect:
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i have a list with indexes like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-14 at 14:40are the numbers in mid_cp
equivalent to movie.cp$id
? if so try mid_cp <- movie.cp$name[match(mid_cp,movie.cp$id)]
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how do I make the selection with .in_ if it is integer? When I try to insert an integer, I get an error My column is array and integer.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-27 at 18:12You're running into operator precedence issues. Try breaking up the pieces and you'll see what happened:
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