rapporteur | Rails Engine which provides a customizable status page | REST library
kandi X-RAY | rapporteur Summary
kandi X-RAY | rapporteur Summary
This gem provides a singular, status-checking endpoint to your application. The endpoint provides a JSON response with either an HTTP 200 or an HTTP 500 response, depending on the current application environment.
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- render resource
- Add a checker object to this block .
- Normalize a message .
- Run the block .
- Clears all checkboxes .
- Add error to error messages
- Iterates over each item in the list .
- Build a message .
- Add a check .
- This method is called by the App
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Lines of Code : 22License : Permissive (MIT)
Copy# config/initializers/rapporteur.rb
# Define a simple check as a block:
Rapporteur.add_check do |checker|
checker.add_message(:paid, "too much")
end
# Make and use a reusable Proc or lambda:
my_proc_check = lambda { |checker|
checker.add_error( # config/initializers/rapporteur.rb
Rapporteur::Revision.current = "revision123"
# config/environments/production.rb
MyApplication.configure do
config.to_prepare do
Rapporteur::Revision.current = "revision123"
end
end
# Read a Capistrano RE # /config/locales/en.yml
en:
rapporteur:
errors:
database:
unavailable: "Something went wrong"
# /config/initializers/rapporteur.rb
sky_check = lambda { |checker| checker.add_message(:sky, :blue) }
Rapporteur.add_check(sky_check) Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I have a list in which each element contains a vector of textual data. In essence, I would like the code to delete text that follows after a regular expression: the second "." in the respective vector.
I believe the gsub-function is a good way to go about this if used in connection with regular expressions. I have tried to formulate the pattern to be detected using a regular expression (see below).
Data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-28 at 18:46You placed your regular expression within square brackets, which R interprets as a group, and then indeed treats everything in that group as "OR". You also preceded that with ^, which makes R treat it as "NOT", so it basically looks for anything but the characters in your search term. Furthermore, you didn't escape your periods. Here's the regex as it should be:
QUESTION
I have a data frame with a column of "text." Each row of this column is filled with text from media articles.
I am trying to extract a string that occurs like this: "term" (including the double quotes around the term). I tried the following regular expression to capture instances where a word is sandwiched between two double quotes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-17 at 09:08The "(.+?)" pattern matches ", then any char other than line break chars, as few as possible, up to the closest (leftmost) ". It means it can match whitespaces, too, and thus matches "play a constructive and positive role" and "active and hectic reception".
To match a streak of non-whitespace chars in-between double quotes, you need to use
QUESTION
I have a collate query within a phrase_suggestion query in ES 5.2. In order to do that, my collate query is an inline mustache template. However, I'm getting an I/O exception error telling me that there's an unexpected '}' character when I'm passing a filter object to my query with the toJson mustache tag.
What's surprising is that my query template seem to be OK when I use the _search/template endpoint. I don't get any error trough this way.
Here is my query :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-02 at 12:49Your Mustache template is wrong, if you check your template it is written as ,\"filter\":{{#toJson}}filters{{/toJson}}}} in the end.
toJson is not standard Mustache functionality. It was added only in Elasticsearch version 5.0.0 with this commit, which added the parsing of Map as JSON object not as a string. This commit only enables this parsing in _search/template endpoint.
As you can see Template Query which is used by Phrase Suggester is deprecated in version 5.0.0 and it is advised to use Search Template API.
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