taffy | A command-line audio tagging tool | Audio Utils library
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tags for MP3, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, WAV, and MP4 files, along with several other file formats.
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QUESTION
I have a file called survey.txt
in which I used cut -d, -f1 survey.csv
to get the following result:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-18 at 01:33$ sort -f survey.txt | uniq -ic | sort -nr | head -n 3
7 Twix
5 Skittles
4 Sour Patch Kids
QUESTION
Let me start off by saying that I am a relatively newer coder and have little to no experience, I'm sorry if my questions may be easy to some people. I need to write a program that uses a while loop that will ask the user a question and if they have a certain number or above it, they will get a certain response, if not, they are told to try it again. I think I've done most of it right but everytime I put in the correct number, it doesn't break immediately and loops back one time before stopping.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-10 at 01:10I would change the order so it is more logical
QUESTION
I have a pd.DataFrame that like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-05 at 20:25You can use df.stack()
QUESTION
I'd like to render my Javascript as a CSS grid instead of a list for responsive purposes. Here is my current javascript code. By the way, I am very new to javascript (just two days in) so if you guys have any tips on how I can optimize and/or cleanup this function that would be very much appreciated!
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Answered 2020-Jun-25 at 06:38I would recommend using CSS Grid for this type of card/tile layout. My answer is updated to reflect HTML that your client-side JS would generate, with a few grid items added for visualization. This should be a good starting point.
QUESTION
Very new to javascript here, just two days in, but I have decided to start a pretty ambitious project using Javascript and Firebase.
Below I am trying to render the Javascript from Firestore to HTML, but as you can probably see, it's creating 4 H5's. Ideally, I have all the text inside of one H5, but formatted nicely.
Here is my javascript (again I just started learning this two days ago so I am very new)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-25 at 01:25You can combine all the data calls into a single string variable using template literals, and then set that variable to the text content of your h5 element:
QUESTION
I have a CF11 Enterprise (11,0,19,314546) server which runs on RHEL 7.7. We use Taffy (3.2) as a frontend to a Coldspring IOC library. We recently did some load testing using Locust and now Taffy is getting a CFLock error on any request:
Cannot use cflock to lock the application or session shared scopes without these scopes using the cfapplication tag.
Most other cases I’ve found on the web are from the app not have session management enabled in the server settings. Which we have never had in the API app. The Coldspring app (which is included as a dependency of the API) does have session management enabled. This leads me to believe it’s an issue with Taffy.
We have another app on the same CF instance that is using the Coldspring app just fine. This second app does not have session management enabled.
Here’s what I’ve done so far:
- Restarted CF and the Server
Enabled session management in the API’s Application.cfc (it’s never been there and was working without it before)
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ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-30 at 22:17So it turns out the issue was we have several Coldspring apps using a single bean definition file. And when that was implemented there were some beans in one app that needed to be exclusive to that app. I’m not sure exactly how that resulted in a cflock
error, but that was a red herring it seems.
QUESTION
Sorry for my poor English, i hope you can understand the issue.
I'm new to chrome extension development,and for sure in my code there are a lot of thing to change or optimize; anyway i've written a simple code that, (seems) works at least from my chrome.
The code clicks a button every X minutes in specific page, then wait and parse the result in page.
I've :
a content script (loaded from manifest.json) which "inject" some button and text Input box in page, so user can sets some "filter params" before click a "start button"; the start button then sendMessage() to background.js to set Alarm Event for the click ;
an eventPage (which is set persistent true in actually ) which handle the request from tabs and set a countdown alarm for each tab; when X min are passed fire a message to the interested tab;
I also have a popup.html e popup.js not important here (i think).
I've to distribuite this extension manually, so i would distribuite a zip that user can load with "developer mode ".
*Now the issue is: why the code was working only on my Chrome ? *
I've tested with others 2-3 laptop with Chrome, the background script is loaded (i can see the background page printint console log)
but in webpage the contents.js seems no way executed .
In my chrome works well: i can see in console some initial output (i print the name of dir extension to check) and the dynamic created element (button,input box ect.) in page.
And all is working, i can fire the start button and receive results of parsing.
During the development i've never run the extension on other machine. Yesterday i've succssfully tested on 2-3 laptop.. then i made only few change but nothing serious.
Today i can run only in my chrome.
In other pc nothing, neither the simple console.log output first line of script.
I can read in console log : "Unchecked runtime.lastError: Could not establish connection. Receiving end does not exist." but this also in my working istance in my laptop chrome .
The zip file is the same and the extraction is good, in fact i can actually load the extension and i see the background page debug console.log() sentences
In some case, in laptop where it dosen't work, i've received a message relative jQuery and the fact that chrome.runtime.sendMessage() is not defined; and it points to code in webpage, not mine.
I've see that in webpage code there is something like:
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Answered 2019-Dec-17 at 04:38The fact that the declared content script runs or not, should be verified by inspecting in devtools => sources sub-tab => content scripts sub-sub-tab. If it really doesn't run, there can be just two explanations: the URL is different (for example not
https
) or extensions are blocked by their domain admin via runtime_blocked_hosts which you can see inchrome://policy
.Your development mode extension's id will be different on a different machine unless you pin it by adding a "key" in manifest.json
To use
chrome.runtime
to send messages to your extension from a webpage code (not from a content script!) your extension's manifest should declare "externally_connectable" and use a different event onMessageExternal, see also sending messages from web pages.The CORS error may be irrelevant to your code (you can investigate the source of the error by expanding the error's call stack in devtools console).
QUESTION
I discovered this by accident, and was wondering if this is expected behaviour:
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Answered 2019-Jun-10 at 16:47I've never seen this or done this. As a result, I would probably avoid it: if it is going to cause other developers to look at it and scratch their heads (just like you did), it probably isn't worth it. I can't see any reason why you would specifically have to do this, after all.
Don't Panic has pointed out that, while not explicitly documented, there is an example of doing this in the PHP documentation. Example 5 on this page.
That being said, there is no cloning going on:
QUESTION
I want to run a case insensitive query using TAFFYDB (upper/lower case). It appears that likenocase combines "like" with "no case". In other words, if I'm querying for "bm", I want BM,bm, Bm, bM. What I get, is all those plus anything with bm in it, line DNA_BM.
Is there a way to query out of taffy for ONLY case, without combining it with LIKE?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-19 at 17:58According to the docs (http://taffydb.com/writing_queries.html)
leftnocase Used to see if the start of a column is the same as a supplied value. Ignores case of column and value.
isnocase Used to see if a column value is equal to a supplied value. Ignores case of column and value.
QUESTION
On the server, is there any way to differentiate between an internal & external REST API request?
Why?
The reason I want to distinguish the two origins, is because I may, based on the advice, given by respondents, want to return a different data set, depending on who is trying to make the request.
Summary
My definition of internal maybe incorrect. In this instance, 'internal' means a request made from an XHTTP request from the same domain as the page processing the request.
An external call might be a user creating a Curl request from another domain.
For instance:
http.service.ts
INTERNAL ANGULAR 6 REQUEST
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Answered 2019-Feb-03 at 07:29In short, you can’t trust anything in coming request in public REST API data. Anything in request content/headers can be constucted by curl or custom program. You, probably, may have some trust in socket Source IP address, if your web server configured accordingly and has direct access to source connection address from socket itself. This is rare case nowadays, as usually web servers now located behind load balancers, firewalls with NAT tunnels, etc. But even in that case, Source IP address probably may be used only for some sort of whitelisting. Moreover, server that has this kind of access today, may lose it tomorrow, when your application may need load balancer to scale. Also note that user may have a HTTP proxies on a source path. So, using source IP as API criteria looks like bad practice.
Good practice is to create public API that is invariant to caller. API calls should concentrate on REST request body and headers provided to check for theirs validity, acceptability and security. Indeed, many API calls should be done in sequence like “login” -> sessionToken -> “API calls with sessionToken” -> “logout with sessionToken” (token invalidated). In that case important data (user Id, role, security context, etc) stored on server attached to sessionToken somehow. Note: many API architects do not recommend to store sessionToken in cookie, as it may simplify CSRF attacks (if no other countermeasures provided).
What you and probably many others want is to have “private” API to implement your web site functionality itself and “public” API to your customers. That’s a bit different story.
Public API you document, publish (at least to customers), promise to keep unchanged during long period of time.
Private API you may change at any moment and you may design it in a way that is comfortable to you. But if your site is live, anyone can still scan his own traffic and construct similar requests with curl (or something alike). You may, however, do some tricks to made abuser’s life harder, like issue some kind of JavaScript-calculated page tokens, use short-lived request chains etc, but this is not eliminated threat completely. So API cannot relay on that “nobody can construct such request” if all data for the request may be obtained from page and traffic by legitimate user.
Resume: Better to have public API for customers and private API to site itself and do not mix them.
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