middleman | Hand-crafted frontend development | Static Site Generator library
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kandi X-RAY | middleman Summary
Middleman is a static site generator using all the shortcuts and tools in modern web development. Check out middlemanapp.com for detailed tutorials, including a getting started guide. You can also follow @middlemanapp for updates.
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- Runs the command .
- Returns the url for a given resource .
- Renders current page .
- Initialize a new builder
- Initializes the repo
- Updates resources in a container
- Initializes the event handler .
- Read data from the cache
- Checks if the given file is a relative path
- Clears the files in the cache .
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QUESTION
Odd question, but a question for which I have found no answers for. A classic "middleman" (Git) screwing the consumer problem.
I have an Azure Function (python, timer trigger), that I can successfully deploy straight from VS Code. It's the usual file structure, etc. BUT, when I assign a deployment slot in the Portal (Deployment Center), connecting to GitHub (using this example), I lose an important .py file that I have listed in my .gitignore file. The .gitignore file is in the root of the project folder.
This file has some API keys, Slack hooks, etc. - so it is essential to my Function. Obviously, I do not want those keys exposed on my GitHub page, but I need them in the Azure Function.
Am I SOL, if I want to do a CI/CD pipeline?
E.g., I'm not always around my personal laptop with VS Code, and I might want to fiddle with the timer schedule straight from GitHub on the fly - and this CI/CD connection is the best way to make sure my Function keeps running (it's a python function on a linux consumption plan, so I can't just edit CRON from the portal).
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-25 at 09:46When using VSCode for development you would normally store your secrets in the local.settings.json for local debugging and testing.
Code and test Azure Functions locally - Local Settings File
When you deploy from Visual Studio Code it publishes the local.settings.json file as app settings but since the file is in your .gitignore your github remote won't know about the file to publish it.
The app settings of your FunctionApp can be found under the configuration blade of your FunctionApop. Any app settings can then be referenced in your FunctionApp as env vars within your code.
Azure Functions Python developer guide - Environment Variables
Since the local.settings.json file is usually added to the .gitignore file you would need to find another way to seed the app settings as part of your github actions CI/CD process.
You have a couple of options. You could create repo secrets within github, reference those at deployment time and write a script that deploys the secrets to your app settings at the same time as your function code.
Github Actions - Encrypted Secrets
Alternatively you can pull your app settings from a key vault so that you don't need to manage the secrets at all, as long as they static and not dynamic you can pre-populate the key vault and use key vault references in the app settings of your Azure function.
Use Key Vault references for App Service and Azure Functions
There is a github action which lets you specify your app settings as JSON, which I've not used but looks like it could be just what you're looking for.
https://github.com/marketplace/actions/azure-app-service-settings
QUESTION
I'm working with two API's which are being used to download large documents from an external system.
I call API 1 with some information about a document to be retrieved, API 1 then calls API 2 with that same information acting as a 'middleman'. API 1 gets document binary back which it then passes along to the original caller.
What I'd like to avoid is creating large in memory objects representing these documents and just pass a stream as the response all the way through, is this possible with the described setup ('middleman' API)?
Basic example of what I have (in API 1):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-14 at 18:05FileStreamResultreads bytes from an input stream to a buffer (wich is 4kb by default) and writes them to an output stream. So no large in memory object should be created.- Input stream read process in
FileStreamResultis wrapped inusingstatement. It will be disposed correctly.
QUESTION
I have an amplify project with a an appsync graphql api set up through amplify-cli. The project has cognito user pools integration. My goal is to have a nodeJS script on an external server perform queries on my graphql api. My question is related to correct way to set up authentication for the schema...
An excerpt of a particular model my schema I would like to access:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-09 at 23:32I ended up finding a solution by authenticating via cognito user pools.
- The tables that needed to be accessed by this user, I had to limited by a user group, in this case "extConnection". So I added this group to the user account. I then used the guide written by this individual here to reach my solution: https://www.fullsapps.com/2019/02/calling-aws-appsync-or-any-graphql-api_14.html .
- I then used the npm packages 'amazon-cognito-identity-js' and 'graphql-request' to build the cognito auth handshake headers and return the access token.
- I used the access token to make a gql request, and that returned the needed data.
Sample code:
QUESTION
I have a table which contains contacts (simplified here):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-15 at 16:14SELECT
c.*,
MAX(CASE WHEN u.id = c.user_id1 THEN u.whole_name END) AS user_name_1,
MAX(CASE WHEN u.id = c.user_id2 THEN u.whole_name END) AS user_name_2,
MAX(CASE WHEN u.id = c.user_id3 THEN u.whole_name END) AS user_name_3,
...
FROM
contacts
LEFT JOIN
(
SELECT
id,
CONCAT_WS(' ', first_name, last_name) AS whole_name
FROM
users
)
AS u
ON u.id IN (c.user_id1, c.user_id2, c.user_id3, ...)
GROUP BY
c.id
QUESTION
I have the following code which exports an object to an XML file, then reads it back in and prints it on the Information stream.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-30 at 22:40The CliXml serializer is exposed via the [PSSerializer] class:
QUESTION
Say I have a type definition for a "Middleman" function like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-12 at 03:52You don't want Middleman to really be a generic type that refers to a specific function:
QUESTION
type MiddleMan struct {
User CompletedByUser `json:"user"`
}
type CompletedByUser struct {
DisplayName string `json:"displayName"`
Id string `json:"id"`
}
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-01 at 09:19QUESTION
My remotely working setup is as follows:
PersistentVolume is mounted to a gcePersistentDisk. Pod "Lagg" makes a claim on the entirety of the persistent disk. "Lagg" is a google containers volume-nfs image, which acts as the middleman between the ReadWriteOnce volume and a NFS ReadWriteMany that all of my other pods can access. Below is the Lagg NFS persistent volume YAML:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-19 at 09:48DNS resolution problems with google_containers/volume-nfs, on non-GKE clusters, is a known issue:
- NFS example with a cluster local service name only works on GKE but not for minikube/kubeadm #390
- Failed to resolve server nfs-server.default.svc.cluster.local: Name or service not known #418
Basically, NFS server does not support hostnames, only IPs.
Alternatively you could use csi-driver-nfs
QUESTION
I have some code that uses a nested dictionary to hold results from a linear regression. The program runs a regression on multiple sets of data ('targets'), and stores the regression variables for each target as a dictionary, and these dictionaries are contained within another dictionary using the target name as the key with the value being the dictionary holding the variables. It's initialized like this (note that self.targets is just a list of the different targets):
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-13 at 14:56The only way I can come up with is this. You essentially do what max() does without filling the list (assuming xr is > 0, otherwise use a very negative number for themax like -1e-6):
QUESTION
I have got an issue I can't get my head around, I have tried to reproduce the error below, however the below code works just fine!
So below is what is supposed to happen.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-03 at 16:31The problem is caused by the combination of using v-for index to create a :key and sorting items after each select/deselect action. Do not use index in key - use something unique for each item, for example item.value
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Once Middleman is installed, you will have access to the middleman command. First, let's create a new project. From the terminal:. This will create a new Middleman project located in the "MY_PROJECT" directory. This project contains a config.rb file for configuring Middleman and a source directory for storing your pages, stylesheets, javascripts and images.
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