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Periscope provides a simple way to chain scopes on your models and to open those scopes up to your users.
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QUESTION
I have the shiny
app below and I would like to know how I can download a plot using the downloadablePlot
Shiny Module. When I launch the app the whole app breaks down.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-12 at 12:37Try removing the brackets after plotInput
when passing it as an argument
QUESTION
In my rails web project, users authenticate with twitter. The oauth process involves the user, entering twitter login credentials through a twitter web form and this works well. I will like to know if its possible for the user to authorize my web project through twitter’s mobile app if the user has it installed.
So basically, when a user visits my web project and click on “sign in with twitter”, the authorization process should happen in twitter’s mobile app if the user has it installed, else it uses the web form. I have only seen this possibility with the periscope mobile app, where authorization to twitter occurs in twitter’s mobile app. Is this even possible since my project is web based? Interestingly, I have a link to my twitter profile in my web project and that link opens my mobile twitter app when i click on it.
This is the current oauth process that I have within my rails app. This is relevant code from my user model
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-13 at 02:14For web based flows, the OAuth flow will take place on the Twitter website, not the app. Native mobile flows were supported for native apps using the now-deprecated TwitterKit.
QUESTION
I've asked this question once but it was closed because the commenters directed me to some other posts. But those posts didnt specifically use str.replace and that's what I'm supposed to use. Maybe those worked but I still don't understand how to do it.
This is trump['source']:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-24 at 18:36You can use:
QUESTION
I have created a dataframe column to store hashtags, each row of this column is a list of strings like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-05 at 16:26You can do the following. Add similar lines if you have more elements to be replaced.
QUESTION
I am trying to solve a problem with finding the amount of days between two dates that are always changing. I have a field in my dataset called created_at. This is the date that a push notification is sent out to users. I am looking at the 30 days before and after a notification is sent out. This I do by:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-20 at 10:33If you want the number of days between two timestamps then use timestamp_diff()
:
QUESTION
I am seeing below error when I run my code after deploying to QA Env. This same code was working fine in our eclipse. I have added lombok dependency in POM file. Do we need to install lombok to unix box as well like in eclipse ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-14 at 11:36@Value does not generate setters in lombok. see here
what about using @Data?
QUESTION
I am trying to create a subquery. I am trying to find the value of question 66 for the subset of people who answered with any of the following phrases (e.g. 'Autism') to questions 205/227/278.
I can't seem to get this to work, would someone be able to advise where I am overcomplicating or going wrong with this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-23 at 13:28First of the mistakes in your query is here:
QUESTION
I've a requirement to fetch Twitter Periscope live video stats, I looked for twitter APIs and found APIs to fetch tweet and media engagement, so can I use them to fetch live video stats as well, because Live video is also posted as a tweet, is my assumption correct?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-20 at 21:07Periscope broadcasts can be shared to the Twitter timeline, but they don’t have to be. If you’re only interested in the stats of Periscope streams that have also been shared to Twitter, then yes your assumption is correct. However, if your goal is broader and you’re interested in stats for any Periscope stream, then using the Twitter media engagement API is not sufficient.
Periscope does have its own API. It’s not public, but you can find some unofficial doco here:
https://static.pmmlabs.ru/OpenPeriscope
Using this API it is possible to get some stats, like view counts on a broadcast, using unauthenticated calls like /getBroadcastPublic, but to get more detailed stats you need to call either /getBroadcastViewers or /broadcastSummary, which require an auth token. It all depends on what kind of stats you’re looking for.
QUESTION
I made a big work refactoring tonnes of code, and also made big changes to db schema. And now I am trying to write a rake task to migrate records from old tables to a new one.
I am having such classes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-10 at 11:57If it is not too big of a refactor, I would go with your first option 1) to set type
to Restream::Periscope
and not periscope
primarily just because it is the Rails convention.
If option 1) is implemented, you said your other concern about this which is that Restream::Periscope.find_each
will no longer return records of the other "types" and will be automatically filtered accordingly depending on the subclass... does makes sense because your .find_each
is querying upon Restream::Periscope
, and thus it is intuitive that I will be expecting that all of the returned records will be of type
"Restream::Periscope"
.
Now if you'd like to query for "all types", then you may just query on the "parent" class which is the Restream::Service
, in which you can now do the following:
QUESTION
I'm doing the calculation in periscopedata and I want to transpose some of the tables to the desired output.
i.e)
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-21 at 14:06df = pd.DataFrame({"F.name": ["gross_sale", "gross_sale", "gross_sale", "sale_disc", "sale_disc"],
"Date": ["2015/01/01", "2015/01/02", "2015/01/03", "2015/01/01", "2015/01/03"],
"Result": [450, 554, 439, 31, 22]})
df.pivot(index='F.name', columns='Date', values='Result').fillna(0)
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