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Yes, you can pass the data through the naturaltime filter, with:

.find_one() returns a dictionary representing the document. So, you can do

I think something went wrong and executed the line import \n 'hello' by accident.

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As with any performance related question, the only meaningful answer is measure it and see for yourself!

More generally, async makes it possible to do the communication with the database without blocking an operating system thread. This may or may not have performance implications - but it depends on what else is happening in your program.

• If you just have a single logical process communicating with the database, it makes no difference whether you do this in a synchronous or asynchronous bit of code.

• If you want to write data to a database, you could do this from multiple concurrent writers. In this case, async would make a difference as you could create more concurrent writters. But I think it would likely not help much - because the database will probably not be able to write faster when you have excessive number of writer threads.

• A more interesting case is when you are doing something else in your program. For example, if you have a web server than needs to handle many concurrent requests, it makes sense to use asynchronous communication with a database - because it will not block threads that you need to handle other web requests.

The summary is, you should measure the performance - but it will likely depend on what else is going on in your program. I do not think changing a single threaded writer script to async would make any difference (aside form adding some small overhead).

As you have already stated, this is a bug (which is now in a feature request), since the docker file given by MS Devs fails for the M1 Macs.

Here is the link to the feature request - https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/issues/7723

Thanks to Abdul Niyas P M

This is what works for me. I had to put this in app_name/templatetags directory and load it in template using {% load intspace %}

If the intention is to remove those characters, use the pattern to match the followed by the + (metacharacter - escaped \\), followed by one or more characters that are not a > ([^>]+) and the > in str_remove_all to remove all occurence of that pattern substring

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