shimmy | Ruby gem designed to help you build shims | Computer Vision library
kandi X-RAY | shimmy Summary
kandi X-RAY | shimmy Summary
Shimmy is a Ruby gem designed to help you build shims to provide compliance with the IIIF Presentation API for sets of images. In particular, it's designed to make it so you can quickly build manifests if you have a way to expose existing images to an IIIF Image API-compliant image server.
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- Instantiate a Manifest .
- Update the content with the given gist
- Update a blob at the given file .
- Return a JSON representation of this object .
- Determine if the service exists .
- Download the blob .
- Identifies the blob .
- Get the raw url of the file
- Parse the response .
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QUESTION
As we know, the mongodb node client allows us to insert javascript data:
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Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 18:14The types that MongoDB server understands are listed in the documentation you found, https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/bson-types/. The server does not understand and does not accept any other types.
Your application does not talk to the server directly but does that through a driver. The driver is responsible for converting basic types of your programming language to the bson types that the server understands. Sometimes this conversion is straightforward, sometimes it is not. For example, the only bson string type requires utf-8 encoding, which the driver may enforce on input strings. Similarly there are languages like Ruby and Python that contain a single integer type which can contain arbitrarily large values; the driver converts those values to one of two bson integer types (32-bit or 64-bit) or errors if the value is too big.
Basic language types generally do not include all of the types that are defined by the language's standard library (for example, the various collection types may be supported only to the extent that they provide automatic conversions to the basic language array or mapping).
Your driver, or other related libraries, may provide facilities for defining additional type conversions. For example, Mongoid does this via custom fields.
Consult your driver documentation for what type conversions are provided and how they work. Example for Ruby: https://docs.mongodb.com/ruby-driver/master/tutorials/bson-v4/#supported-classes
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Using tippy.js and jQuery.
What I'm hoping my script does is that if a user hovers over a link with the class .ajax-link
, a single tooltip should be created and display when hovering over the link:
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Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 02:35Managed to figure out what the problem was.
I was calling tippy inside the event handler, so every time I moused over the element it was creating a new tippy instance - that's why I was seeing all the other tooltips in the DOM.
So I put the tippy stuff outside of that handler, standalone, and it worked a charm.
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I'm trying to create a class library that uses UWP controls (the lower the version the better), and I want it to use the new csproj format.
I figured MSBuild.Sdk.Extras is what I'm after. After reading the Readme I did the following:
- I created a .NET Standard class library project and replaced its content with the following:
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Answered 2020-Jul-13 at 03:10This worked:
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