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samson is a Ruby library typically used in Devops, Continuous Deployment, Docker applications. samson has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has medium support. However samson has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

Samson is a web interface for deployments. Live Demo It is currently in maintenance mode (bugfix, but no new features) because we are migrating off it.

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The latest version of samson is v3370

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Web interface for deployments, with plugin architecture and kubernetes support

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Most efficient way to loop through a file's values and check a dictionary for any/all corresponding instances

Randomly swap 2 elements of array with another 2 elements

I am failing to correctly loop through an xml file with python, how can I loop through and return multiple different tags in the correct order?

Nokogiri & returning all data between two tags

how to display cities in one dropdown based on selected state in other dropdown using json data in angular ionic?

RUBY: Rotate Function not Working on Array in Unit Test

Javascript Filter trying to avoid multiple if statements

Toggle Accordion functionality with reactstrap?

group result using date from object keys and only get count the results

Get name HttpClient from IHttpClientFactory injected with DI

Trending Discussions on samson

Most efficient way to loop through a file's values and check a dictionary for any/all corresponding instances

Randomly swap 2 elements of array with another 2 elements

I am failing to correctly loop through an xml file with python, how can I loop through and return multiple different tags in the correct order?

Nokogiri & returning all data between two tags

how to display cities in one dropdown based on selected state in other dropdown using json data in angular ionic?

RUBY: Rotate Function not Working on Array in Unit Test

Javascript Filter trying to avoid multiple if statements

Toggle Accordion functionality with reactstrap?

group result using date from object keys and only get count the results

Get name HttpClient from IHttpClientFactory injected with DI

QUESTION

Most efficient way to loop through a file's values and check a dictionary for any/all corresponding instances

Asked 2022-Apr-04 at 14:17

I have a file with user's names, one per line, and I need to compare each name in the file to all values in a csv file and make note each time the user name appears in the csv file. I need to make the search as efficient as possible as the csv file is 40K lines long

My example persons.txt file:

Smith, Robert
Samson, David
Martin, Patricia
Simpson, Marge

My example locations.csv file:

GreaterLocation,LesserLocation,GroupName,DisplayName,InBook
NorthernHemisphere,UnitedStates,Pilots,"Wilbur, Andy, super pilot",Yes
WesternHemisphere,China,Pilots,"Kirby, Mabry, loves pizza",Yes
WesternHemisphere,Japan,Drivers,"Samson, David, big kahuna",Yes
NortherHemisphere,Canada,Drivers,"Randos, Jorge",Yes
SouthernHemispher,Australia,Mechanics,"Freeman, Gordon",Yes
NortherHemisphere,Mexico,Pilots,"Simpson, Marge",Yes
SouthernHemispher,New Zealand,Mechanics,"Samson, David",Yes

My Code:

import csv

def parse_files():

    with open('data_file/persons.txt', 'r') as user_list:
        lines = user_list.readlines()
        for user_row in lines:
            new_user = user_row.strip()
            per = []
            with open('data_file/locations.csv', newline='') as target_csv:
                DictReader_loc = csv.DictReader(target_csv)
            
                for loc_row in DictReader_loc:
                    if new_user.lower() in loc_row['DisplayName'].lower():
                        per.append(DictReader_loc.line_num)
                        print(DictReader_loc.line_num, loc_row['DisplayName'])
            if len(per) > 0:
                print("\n"+new_user, per)
    print("Parse Complete")
        
def main():
    parse_files()

main()

My code currently works. Based on the sample data in the example files, the code matches the 2 instances of "Samson, David" and 1 instance of "Simpson, Marge" in the locations.csv file. I'm hoping that someone can give me guidance on how I might transform either the persons.txt file or the locations.csv file (40K+ lines) so that the process is as efficient as it can be. I think it currently takes 10-15 minutes. I know looping isn't the most efficient, but I do need to check each name and see where it appears in the csv file.

ANSWER

Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 16:08

I think @Tomalak's solution with SQLite is very useful, but if you want to keep it closer to your original code, see the version below.

Effectively, it reduces the amount of file opening/closing/reading that is going on, and hopefully will speed things up.

Since your sample is very small, I could not do any real measurements.

Going forward, you can consider using pandas for these kind of tasks - it can be very convenient working with CSVs and more optimized than the csv module.

import csv

def parse_files():
    with open('persons.txt', 'r') as user_list:
        # sets are faster to match against than lists
        # do the lower() here to avoid repetition
        user_set  = set([u.strip().lower() for u in user_list.readlines()])
    # open file at beginning, close after done
    # you could also encapsulate the whole thing into a `with` clause if
    # desired
    target_csv = open("locations.csv", "r", newline='')
    DictReader_loc = csv.DictReader(target_csv)
    for user in user_set:
        per = []
        for loc_row in DictReader_loc:
            if user in loc_row['DisplayName'].lower():
                per.append(DictReader_loc.line_num)
                print(DictReader_loc.line_num, loc_row['DisplayName'])
        if len(per) > 0:
            print("\n"+user, per)
    print("Parse Complete")
    target_csv.close()
        
def main():
    parse_files()

main()

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71462285

QUESTION

Randomly swap 2 elements of array with another 2 elements

Asked 2021-Oct-05 at 20:09

I have a list of team members and a list of 2 substitutes: team = Samson, Max, Rowan, Flynn, Jack subs = Struan, Harry

I need to randomly swap the 2 subs into the team. I'm getting stuck because I need to ensure that only these 2 elements are swapped and that both are swapped in. I tried just looping through the subs array and randomly swapping each element with an element from the team array, but too frequently it swapped Struan with Max and then Harry with Struan, so that in the end Struan was still in the subs array and not in the team.

So: I need to exclusively swap the 2 elements in the sub array with random elements from the team array. How can I do that?

ANSWER

Answered 2021-Oct-05 at 19:08

This should work:

function getRandomItem () {
   let randomItem = team[Math.floor(Math.random()*team.length)];
   if(subs.indexOf(randomItem)<0){
      return randomItem;
   } else {
      return getRandomItem();
   }
}

subs.forEach((item,i)=>{
   subs.splice(i,1,getRandomItem());
}

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69455911

QUESTION

I am failing to correctly loop through an xml file with python, how can I loop through and return multiple different tags in the correct order?

Asked 2021-Sep-16 at 15:34

I have an XML file from which I need to return the text from various tags, CompanyName, FirstName, LastName, Content, Time etc.

So far I can return the text of every iterance of one of the tags using a for each loop, or I can return all of the required data but in consecutive blocks.

What I am struggling to find the answer to is, how to return the appropriate text from the specified tags in the correct chronological order as they appear in the XML document.

Below I will describe what I have already tried.

Firstly, here is the XML content I am parsing:



1.3

1
09/09/2021 19:35:35
1631216135


JJohnson
John
Johnson
ABC LimitedCO
JJ@ABC.com
none
 good Morning how are you today? 

09/09/2021 19:35:35
1631216135




MMArks
Mark
Marks
XYZ Corp
mm@xyz.com

 what time is it?

The following blocks of code are what I have tried so far;

import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
mytree = ET.parse(r'sample.xml')
myroot = mytree.getroot()


for content in myroot.iter('Content'):
    for name in myroot.iter('CompanyName'):
        cname = name
    output = content
    print(name.text, output.text)

#This script will return:

XYZ Corp good Morning how are you today? XYZ Corp what time is it?

first one should say ABC Limited

#I then tried this:

for content in myroot.findall('Conversation'):
     output = content.find('Content')
     FName = content.find('FirstName')
     LName = content.find('LastName')
     cont = content.find('CompanyName')
     print(cont, "\n", FName, LName, output)

#This returns

None None None None

so it doesnt trigger an error, but when I ask to return the text within:

for content in myroot.findall('Conversation'):
     output = content.find('Content').text
     FName = content.find('FirstName').text
     LName = content.find('LastName').text
     cont = content.find('CompanyName').text
     print(cont, "\n", FName, LName, output)

#This returns an error "'NoneType' object has no attribute 'text'" - even though there clearly is text I dont understand why its failing

#But weirdly the above block of code works exactly as I want it to when I use the following XML script that I got from the ElementTree documentation, which I have edited to add the tags I am looking for in the real script, the XML code that isnt working has been validated as correct XML so I have ruled out any errors there - I dont know enough about xml to spot the difference and understand why its not working:

(this works when combined with the last block of code:



    
        1
        2008
        141100
        
        
        John
        Johnson
        ABC LIMITED
        
       Good Morning How are you?
        
    
    
        4
        2011
        59900
        
        Mark
        Marks
        XYZ Corp
        
        Good Morning
        
    
    
        68
        2011
        13600
        
        
        Keith
        Keitherson
        WW Corp
        
     Good Evening

and it returns the following result:

ABC LIMITED John Johnson Good Morning How are you?

XYZ Corp Mark Marks Good Morning

WW Corp Keith Keitherson Good Evening

other things I have tried are:

for content in myroot.itertext():
    print(content)

#This does return all of the available text in the document, but doesnt take an arguement to narrow down my search for the tags I need

As you can probably tell I am a coding noob and im trying to wing my way through this to solve a problem that has arisen.

I have no doubt that its a very simple and basic change that I need to make, but from my lack of knowledge combined with the vast amount of different ways that this can be done online I have confused myself and now find myself here.

I have tried to give as much info as possible, so anyone in the know should be able to point me in the right direction.

If there is anymore info needed please let me know

EDIT:

The desired output is as follows:

ABC LIMITED John Johnson good Morning how are you today?

XYZ Corp Mark Marks what time is it?

following the first suggestion the latest script I am using now is:

for content in myroot.findall('.//Conversation'):
     output = content.find('.//Content').text
     FName = content.find('.//FirstName').text
     LName = content.find('.//LastName').text
     cont = content.find('.//CompanyName').text
     print(cont, "\n", FName, LName, output)

This returns just one (the first) result from the specified tags as such:

ABC LimitedCO John Johnson good Morning how are you today?

EDIT:

I have had mixed success with answers I have received, the suggestion wont work perfectly on this block of XML:




1.3

CHAT
09/09/2021 19:35:35
1631216135


JJohnson
JOHN
Johnson
ABC Limited CO
JJ@abc.com


09/09/2021 19:35:35
1631216135

Testing Content 1 

CHAT



MMarks
Mark
MArks
XYZ Corp



09/09/2021 19:35:35
1631216135

Testing content 2

CHAT



SSamson
Sam
Samson
123 CorpCO



Testing content 3

This returns:

ABC Limited CO Johnson JOHN not_found XYZ Corp MArks Mark not_found 123 CorpCO Samson Sam Testing content 3

ANSWER

Answered 2021-Sep-16 at 15:34

it looks like the below is what you are looking for

import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET

xml = '''

   1.3
   
      CHAT
      09/09/2021 19:35:35
      1631216135
      
         
            JJohnson
            JOHN
            Johnson
            ABC Limited CO
            JJ@abc.com
            
         
         09/09/2021 19:35:35
         1631216135
         Testing Content 1
         CHAT
      
      
         
            MMarks
            Mark
            MArks
            XYZ Corp
            
            
         
         09/09/2021 19:35:35
         1631216135
         Testing content 2
         CHAT
      
      
         
            SSamson
            Sam
            Samson
            123 CorpCO
            
            
            Testing content 3
         
      
   

'''

NOT_FOUND = '__NOT_FOUND__'


def _get(ele, name):
    sub = ele.find(name)
    return sub.text if sub is not None else NOT_FOUND


root = ET.fromstring(xml)
elements = ['CompanyName', 'LoginName', 'FirstName', 'Content']


def loop(base_ele):
    for pe in root.findall(f'.//{base_ele}'):
        content = _get(pe, 'Content')
        u = pe.find('User')
        data = [_get(u, x) for x in elements] if content == NOT_FOUND else [_get(u, x) for x in elements[:-1]]
        if len(data) < 4:
            data.append(content)
        msg = ' '.join(data)
        print(f"{msg}")


loop('ParticipantEntered')
loop('Message')

output

ABC Limited CO JJohnson JOHN Testing Content 1
123 CorpCO SSamson Sam Testing content 3
XYZ Corp MMarks Mark Testing content 2

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69206889

QUESTION

Nokogiri & returning all data between two tags

Asked 2021-Aug-30 at 12:47

I'm working on a project that scrapes the items from https://platinumgod.co.uk/ & I'm having a hard time accessing all the

tags between two elements.

Here is the HTML:


    
        
        
            Clear Rune
            ItemID: 263
            "Rune mimic"
      Quality: 2
            When used, copies the effect of the Rune or Soul stone you are holding (like the Blank Card)
            Drops a random rune on the floor when picked up
            The recharge time of this item depends on the Rune/Soul Stone held:
            1 room: Soul of Lazarus
            2 rooms: Rune of Ansuz, Rune of Berkano, Rune of Hagalaz, Soul of Cain
            3 rooms: Rune of Algiz, Blank Rune, Soul of Magdalene, Soul of Judas, Soul of ???, Soul of the Lost
            4 rooms: Rune of Ehwaz, Rune of Perthro, Black Rune, Soul of Isaac, Soul of Eve, Soul of Eden, Soul of the Forgotten, Soul of Jacob and Esau
            6 rooms: Rune of Dagaz, Soul of Samson, Soul of Azazel, Soul of Apollyon, Soul of Bethany
            12 rooms: Rune of Jera, Soul of Lilith, Soul of the Keeper
            
     
                
      Type: Active
                
      Recharge time: Varies
                
      Item Pool: Secret Room, Crane Game
            
     
            * Secret Room

What I'm trying to do is return all of the

tags between

(excluding this tag) & the first

I've tried several solutions found on the forums & have only had partial success with using the following code that I found in one of the answers (not going to lie, I'm having a hard time understanding what's going on here). The reason I'm iterating is because there are several items in the HTML that need scraped:

items = html.at(".repentanceitems-container").css("li.textbox").each do |item|
  use = item.xpath(".//a/span/p[5]/following-sibling::p[count(.//a/span/p[6]/preceding-sibling::p)= 
        count(.//a/span/p[6]/preceding-sibling::p)]")
  end

However this only returns the first

tag after

. I'm sure it's probably something simple causing it since I don't understand the code. I have also accessed the first

element I want to include & the

# First line of item use
start = item.xpath('.//a/span/p[5]')
# ul tag
ending = item.xpath('.//a/span/ul[1]')

Any help with this would be much appreciated!

ANSWER

Answered 2021-Aug-26 at 02:58

How about:

require "nokogiri"

html = '    Clear Rune
 ItemID: 263
 "Rune mimic"
 Quality: 2
 When used, copies the effect of the Rune or Soul stone you are holding (like the Blank Card)
 Drops a random rune on the floor when picked up
 The recharge time of this item depends on the Rune/Soul Stone held:
 1 room: Soul of Lazarus
 2 rooms: Rune of Ansuz, Rune of Berkano, Rune of Hagalaz, Soul of Cain
 3 rooms: Rune of Algiz, Blank Rune, Soul of Magdalene, Soul of Judas, Soul of ???, Soul of the Lost
 4 rooms: Rune of Ehwaz, Rune of Perthro, Black Rune, Soul of Isaac, Soul of Eve, Soul of Eden, Soul of the Forgotten, Soul of Jacob and Esau
 6 rooms: Rune of Dagaz, Soul of Samson, Soul of Azazel, Soul of Apollyon, Soul of Bethany
 12 rooms: Rune of Jera, Soul of Lilith, Soul of the Keeper 
      
      Type: Active 
      Recharge time: Varies 
      Item Pool: Secret Room, Crane Game 
     
 * Secret Room
   '
puts Nokogiri::HTML(html).css(".quality ~ p:not(.tags)")[1..].map {|e| e.text}

The ~ syntax selects the current and further sibling elements, so I use a slice to skip the first element. I'm assuming .tags is the only other class to omit after .quality; if there are other elements besides this, you'll need to :not them as well, or manually detect and skip them in an .each loop, unless someone knows a cleverer trick.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68931700

QUESTION

how to display cities in one dropdown based on selected state in other dropdown using json data in angular ionic?

Asked 2021-Apr-27 at 16:44

following are my files for html, .ts and json . As json data was very extensive therefore i have just added a few states and their cities. my 1st dropdown is showing all states. Now I want to match my 1st dropdown's selected value of state with a key "state" in "cities" object in my json file so i can populate 2nd dropdown with cities relevant to that state. and I want to do this in function "getCitiesForSelectedState". please help me find solution for this.

//.ts file

//json for states and cities
import {StatesCities} from '../../../assets/states-cities/data';
.
.
.
states: any=[];
cities: any=[];
.
.
 ngOnInit() {


    console.log(StatesCities.states);
    this.states=StatesCities.states;
  }
.
.
.
getCitiesForSelectedState(val){
// I WANT TO POPULATE cities[] HERE ON MATCH OF "val" TO KEY IN JSON
}

//html file

//json file

export const StatesCities = {
    "states":["Alabama","Alaska","American Samoa","Arizona","Arkansas"  
  ],
  "city":[
    {
      "state":"Alabama",
      "cities":[
      "ABBEVILLE", "ADAMSVILLE", "ADDISON", "AKRON", "ALABASTER", "ALBERTVILLE",
       "ALEXANDER CITY", "ALEXANDRIA", "ALICEVILLE", "ALLGOOD", "ALTOONA", "ANDALUSIA",
       "ANDERSON", "ANNISTON", "ARAB", "ARDMORE", "ARGO", "ARITON", "ARLEY", "ASHFORD", "ASHLAND",
       "ASHVILLE", "ATHENS", "ATMORE", "ATTALLA", "AUBURN", "AUTAUGAVILLE", "AVON", "BABBIE", "BAILEYTON",
       "BANKS", "BAY MINETTE", "BAYOU LA BATRE", "BEAR CREEK", "BEATRICE", "BEAVERTON", "BELK", "BENTON",
       "BERRY", "BESSEMER", "BILLINGSLEY", "BIRMINGHAM", "BLACK", "BLOUNTSVILLE", "BLUE MOUNTAIN", "BLUE RIDGE ",
       "BLUE SPRINGS ", "BOAZ ", "BOLIGEE ", "BON AIR ", " BRANCHVILLE ", "BRANTLEY ", " BRENT ", " BREWTON ",
       "BRIDGEPORT", "BRIGHTON", "BRILLIANT", "BROOKSIDE", "BROOKWOOD", "BRUNDIDGE", "BUTLER", "BYNUM",
       "CAHABA HEIGHTS", "CALERA", "CAMDEN", "CAMP HILL", "CARBON HILL", "CARDIFF", "CAROLINA",
       "CARROLLTON", "CASTLEBERRY", "CEDAR BLUFF", "CENTER POINT", "CENTRE", "CENTREVILLE", "CHALKVILLE",
       "CHATOM", "CHELSEA", "CHEROKEE", "CHICKASAW", "CHILDERSBURG", "CITRONELLE", "CLANTON", "CLAY",
       "CLAYHATCHEE", "CLAYTON", "CLEVELAND", "CLIO", "COALING", "COFFEE SPRINGS", "COFFEEVILLE",
       "COKER", "COLLINSVILLE", "COLONY", "COLUMBIA", "COLUMBIANA", "CONCORD", "COOSADA", "CORDOVA",
       "COTTONWOOD", "COUNTY LINE", "COURTLAND", "COWARTS", "CREOLA", "CROSSVILLE", "CUBA", "CULLMAN",
       "DADEVILLE", "DALEVILLE", "DAPHNE", "DAUPHIN ISLAND", "DAVISTON", "DAYTON", "DEATSVILLE", "DECATUR",
       "DEMOPOLIS", "DETROIT", "DODGE CITY", "DORA", "DOTHAN", "DOUBLE SPRINGS", "DOUGLAS", "DOZIER", "DUTTON",
       "EAST BREWTON", "ECLECTIC", "EDGEWATER", "EDWARDSVILLE", "ELBA", "ELBERTA", "ELDRIDGE", "ELKMONT", "ELMORE",
       "EMELLE", "ENTERPRISE", "EPES", "ETHELSVILLE", "EUFAULA", "EUNOLA", "EUTAW", "EVA", "EVERGREEN", "EXCEL",
       "FAIRFIELD", "FAIRHOPE", "FAIRVIEW", "FALKVILLE", "FAUNSDALE", "FAYETTE", "FIVE POINTS", "FLOMATON",
       "FLORALA", "FLORENCE", "FOLEY", "FORESTDALE", "FORKLAND", "FORT DEPOSIT", "FORT PAYNE", "FORT RUCKER",
       "FRANKLIN", "FRISCO CITY", "FRUITHURST", "FULTON", "FULTONDALE", "FYFFE", "GADSDEN", "GAINESVILLE", "GANTT",
       "GANTTS QUARRY", "GARDEN CITY", "GARDENDALE", "GAYLESVILLE", "GEIGER", "GENEVA", "GEORGIANA", "GERALDINE",
       "GILBERTOWN", "GLEN ALLEN", "GLENCOE", "GLENWOOD", "GOLDVILLE", "GOOD HOPE", "GOODWATER", "GORDO", "GORDON",
       "GORDONVILLE", "GOSHEN", "GRAND BAY", "GRANT", "GRAYSON VALLEY", "GRAYSVILLE", "GREENSBORO", "GREENVILLE",
       "GRIMES", "GROVE HILL", "GUIN", "GULF SHORES", "GUNTERSVILLE", "GURLEY", "GU-WIN", "HACKLEBURG", "HALEBURG",
       "HALEYVILLE", "HAMILTON", "HAMMONDVILLE", "HANCEVILLE", "HARPERSVILLE", "HARTFORD", "HARTSELLE", "HARVEST",
       "HAYDEN", "HAYNEVILLE", "HAZEL GREEN", "HEADLAND", "HEATH", "HEFLIN", "HELENA", "HENAGAR", "HIGHLAND LAKE",
       "HILLSBORO", "HOBSON CITY", "HODGES", "HOKES BLUFF", "HOLLY POND", "HOLLYWOOD", "HOLT", "HOMEWOOD", "HOOVER",
       "HORN HILL", "HUEYTOWN", "HUGULEY", "HUNTSVILLE", "HURTSBORO", "HYTOP", "IDER", "INDIAN SPRINGS VILLAGE", "IRONDALE",
       "JACKSON", "JACKSONS GAP", "JACKSONVILLE", "JASPER", "JEMISON", "KANSAS", "KENNEDY", "KILLEN", "KIMBERLY", "KINSEY",
       "KINSTON", "LADONIA", "LA FAYETTE", "LAKE PURDY", "LAKEVIEW", "LAKE VIEW", "LANETT", "LANGSTON", "LEEDS", "LEESBURG",
       "LEIGHTON", "LESTER", "LEVEL PLAINS", "LEXINGTON", "LIBERTYVILLE", "LINCOLN", "LINDEN", "LINEVILLE", "LIPSCOMB",
       "LISMAN", "LITTLEVILLE", "LIVINGSTON", "LOACHAPOKA", "LOCKHART", "LOCUST FORK", "LOUISVILLE", "LOWNDESBORO",
       "LOXLEY", "LUVERNE", "LYNN", "MCDONALD CHAPEL", "MACEDONIA", "MCINTOSH", "MCKENZIE", "MCMULLEN", "MADISON", "MADRID",
       "MALVERN", "MAPLESVILLE", "MARGARET", "MARION", "MAYTOWN", "MEADOWBROOK", "MEMPHIS", "MENTONE", "MERIDIANVILLE", "MIDFIELD",
       "MIDLAND CITY", "MIDWAY", "MIGNON", "MILLBROOK", "MILLPORT", "MILLRY", "MINOR", "MOBILE", "MONROEVILLE", "MONTEVALLO", "MONTGOMERY",
       "MOODY", "MOORES MILL", "MOORESVILLE", "MORRIS", "MOSSES", "MOULTON", "MOUNDVILLE", "MOUNTAINBORO", "MOUNTAIN BROOK", "MOUNT OLIVE",
       "MOUNT VERNON", "MULGA", "MUNFORD", "MUSCLE SHOALS", "MYRTLEWOOD", "NAPIER FIELD", "NATURAL BRIDGE", "NAUVOO", "NECTAR", "NEEDHAM",
       "NEWBERN", "NEW BROCKTON", "NEW HOPE", "NEW MARKET", "NEW SITE", "NEWTON", "NEWVILLE", "NORTH BIBB", "NORTH COURTLAND", "NORTH JOHNS",
       "NORTHPORT", "NOTASULGA", "OAK GROVE", "OAK HILL", "OAKMAN", "ODENVILLE", "OHATCHEE", "ONEONTA", "ONYCHA", "OPELIKA", "OPP", "ORANGE BEACH",
       "ORRVILLE", "OWENS CROSS ROADS", "OXFORD", "OZARK", "PAINT ROCK", "PARRISH", "PELHAM", "PELL CITY", "PENNINGTON", "PETREY", "PHENIX CITY",
       "PHIL CAMPBELL", "PICKENSVILLE", "PIEDMONT", "PIKE ROAD", "PINCKARD", "PINE APPLE", "PINE HILL", "PINE RIDGE", "PINSON", "PISGAH",
       "PLEASANT GROVE", "PLEASANT GROVES", "POINT CLEAR", "POLLARD", "POWELL", "PRATTVILLE", "PRICEVILLE", "PRICHARD", "PROVIDENCE",
       "RAGLAND", "RAINBOW CITY", "RAINSVILLE", "RANBURNE", "RED BAY", "RED LEVEL", "REDSTONE ARSENAL", "REECE CITY", "REFORM", "REHOBETH",
       "REPTON", "RIDGEVILLE", "RIVER FALLS", "RIVERSIDE", "RIVERVIEW", "ROANOKE", "ROBERTSDALE", "ROCK CREEK", "ROCKFORD", "ROCK MILLS",
       "ROGERSVILLE", "ROSA", "RUSSELLVILLE", "RUTLEDGE", "ST. FLORIAN", "SAKS", "SAMSON", "SAND ROCK", "SANFORD", "SARALAND", "SARDIS CITY",
       "SATSUMA", "SCOTTSBORO", "SECTION", "SELMA", "SELMONT-WEST SELMONT", "SHEFFIELD", "SHILOH", "SHORTER", "SILAS", "SILVERHILL", "SIPSEY",
       "SKYLINE", "SLOCOMB", "SMITHS", "SMOKE RISE", "SNEAD", "SOMERVILLE", "SOUTHSIDE", "SOUTH VINEMONT", "SPANISH FORT", "SPRINGVILLE", "STEELE",
       "STEVENSON", "SULLIGENT", "SUMITON", "SUMMERDALE", "SUSAN MOORE", "SWEET WATER", "SYLACAUGA", "SYLVANIA", "SYLVAN SPRINGS", "TALLADEGA",
       "TALLADEGA SPRINGS", "TALLASSEE", "TARRANT", "TAYLOR", "THEODORE", "THOMASTON", "THOMASVILLE", "THORSBY", "TILLMANS CORNER", "TOWN CREEK",
       "TOXEY", "TRAFFORD", "TRIANA", "TRINITY", "TROY", "TRUSSVILLE", "TUSCALOOSA", "TUSCUMBIA", "TUSKEGEE", "UNDERWOOD-PETERSVILLE", "UNION",
       "UNION GROVE", "UNION SPRINGS", "UNIONTOWN", "VALLEY", "VALLEY HEAD", "VANCE", "VERNON", "VESTAVIA HILLS", "VINA", "VINCENT", "VREDENBURGH",
       "WADLEY", "WALDO", "WALNUT GROVE", "WARRIOR", "WATERLOO", "WAVERLY", "WEAVER", "WEBB", "WEDOWEE", "WEST BLOCTON", "WEST END-COBB TOWN",
       "WEST JEFFERSON", "WEST POINT", "WETUMPKA", "WHITE HALL", "WILSONVILLE", "WILTON", "WINFIELD", "WOODLAND", "WOODVILLE", "YELLOW BLUFF", "YORK"
     ]
    },
    {
      "state":"Alaska",
      "cities": ["ADAK", "AKHIOK", "AKIACHAK", "AKIAK", "AKUTAN", "ALAKANUK", "ALATNA", "ALCAN BORDER", "ALEKNAGIK", "ALENEVA", "ALLAKAKET", "ALPINE", "AMBLER",
      "ANAKTUVUK PASS", "ANCHORAGE", "ANCHOR POINT", "ANDERSON", "ANGOON", "ANIAK", "ANVIK", "ARCTIC VILLAGE", "ATKA", "ATMAUTLUAK", "ATQASUK", "ATTU STATION",
      "BARROW", "BEAR CREEK", "BEAVER", "BELUGA", "BETHEL", "BETTLES", "BIG DELTA", "BIG LAKE", "BIRCH CREEK", "BREVIG MISSION", "BUCKLAND", "BUFFALO SOAPSTONE",
      "BUTTE", "CANTWELL", "CENTRAL", "CHALKYITSIK", "CHASE", "CHEFORNAK", "CHENEGA", "CHEVAK", "CHICKALOON", "CHICKEN", "CHIGNIK", "CHIGNIK LAGOON", "CHIGNIK LAKE",
      "CHINIAK", "CHISANA", "CHISTOCHINA", "CHITINA", "CHUATHBALUK", "CIRCLE", "CLAM GULCH", "CLARK S POINT", "COFFMAN COVE", "COHOE", "COLD BAY", "COLDFOOT",
      "COLLEGE", "COOPER LANDING", "COPPER CENTER", "COPPERVILLE", "CORDOVA", "COVENANT LIFE", "CRAIG", "CROOKED CREEK", "CROWN POINT", "CUBE COVE", "DEERING",
      "DELTA JUNCTION", "DELTANA", "DIAMOND RIDGE", "DILLINGHAM", "DIOMEDE", "DOT LAKE", "DOT LAKE VILLAGE", "DRY CREEK", "EAGLE", "EAGLE VILLAGE", "EDNA BAY",
      "EEK", "EGEGIK", "EIELSON AFB", "EKWOK", "ELFIN COVE", "ELIM", "EMMONAK", "ESTER", "EVANSVILLE", "EXCURSION INLET", "FAIRBANKS", "FALSE PASS", "FARM LOOP",
      "FERRY", "FISHHOOK", "FLAT", "FORT GREELY", "FORT YUKON", "FOUR MILE ROAD", "FOX", "FOX RIVER", "FRITZ CREEK", "FUNNY RIVER", "GAKONA", "GALENA", "GAMBELL",
      "GAME CREEK", "GATEWAY", "GLACIER VIEW", "GLENNALLEN", "GOLOVIN", "GOODNEWS BAY", "GRAYLING", "GULKANA", "GUSTAVUS", "HAINES", "HALIBUT COVE", "HAPPY VALLEY",
      "HARDING-BIRCH LAKES", "HEALY", "HEALY LAKE", "HOBART BAY", "HOLLIS", "HOLY CROSS", "HOMER", "HOONAH", "HOOPER BAY", "HOPE", "HOUSTON", "HUGHES", "HUSLIA",
      "HYDABURG", "HYDER", "IGIUGIG", "ILIAMNA", "IVANOF BAY", "JUNEAU CITY AND", "KACHEMAK", "KAKE", "KAKTOVIK", "KALIFORNSKY", "KALTAG", "KARLUK", "KASAAN",
      "KASIGLUK", "KASILOF", "KENAI", "KENNY LAKE", "KETCHIKAN", "KIANA", "KING COVE", "KING SALMON", "KIPNUK", "KIVALINA", "KLAWOCK", "KLUKWAN", "KNIK-FAIRVIEW",
      "KNIK RIVER", "KOBUK", "KODIAK", "KODIAK STATION", "KOKHANOK", "KOLIGANEK", "KONGIGANAK", "KOTLIK", "KOTZEBUE", "KOYUK", "KOYUKUK", "KUPREANOF", "KWETHLUK",
      "KWIGILLINGOK", "LAKE LOUISE", "LAKE MINCHUMINA", "LAKES", "LARSEN BAY", "LAZY MOUNTAIN", "LEVELOCK", "LIME VILLAGE", "LIVENGOOD", "LOWELL POINT",
      "LOWER KALSKAG", "LUTAK", "MCCARTHY", "MCGRATH", "MCKINLEY PARK", "MANLEY HOT SPRINGS", "MANOKOTAK", "MARSHALL", "MEADOW LAKES", "MEKORYUK", "MENDELTNA",
      "MENTASTA LAKE", "METLAKATLA", "MEYERS CHUCK", "MILLER LANDING", "MINTO", "MOOSE CREEK", "MOOSE PASS", "MOSQUITO LAKE", "MOUNTAIN VILLAGE", "MUD BAY",
      "NAKNEK", "NANWALEK", "NAPAKIAK", "NAPASKIAK", "NAUKATI BAY", "NELCHINA", "NELSON LAGOON", "NENANA", "NEW ALLAKAKET", "NEWHALEN", "NEW STUYAHOK", "NEWTOK",
      "NIGHTMUTE", "NIKISKI", "NIKOLAEVSK", "NIKOLAI", "NIKOLSKI", "NINILCHIK", "NOATAK", "NOME", "NONDALTON", "NOORVIK", "NORTH POLE", "NORTHWAY",
      "NORTHWAY JUNCTION", "NORTHWAY VILLAGE", "NUIQSUT", "NULATO", "NUNAPITCHUK", "OLD HARBOR", "OSCARVILLE", "OUZINKIE", "PALMER", "PAXSON", "PEDRO BAY",
      "PELICAN", "PERRYVILLE", "PETERSBURG", "PETERSVILLE", "PILOT POINT", "PILOT STATION", "PITKAS POINT", "PLATINUM", "PLEASANT VALLEY", "POINT BAKER",
      "POINT HOPE", "POINT LAY", "POINT MACKENZIE", "POPE-VANNOY LANDING", "PORTAGE CREEK", "PORT ALEXANDER", "PORT ALSWORTH", "PORT CLARENCE", "PORT GRAHAM",
      "PORT HEIDEN", "PORT LIONS", "PORT PROTECTION", "PRIMROSE", "PRUDHOE BAY", "QUINHAGAK", "RAMPART", "RED DEVIL", "RED DOG MINE", "RIDGEWAY", "RUBY",
      "RUSSIAN MISSION", "ST. GEORGE", "ST. MARYS", "ST. MICHAEL", "ST. PAUL", "SALAMATOF", "SALCHA", "SAND POINT", "SAVOONGA", "SAXMAN", "SCAMMON BAY",
      "SELAWIK", "SELDOVIA", "SELDOVIA VILLAGE", "SEWARD", "SHAGELUK", "SHAKTOOLIK", "SHELDON POINT (NUNAM IQUA)", "SHISHMAREF", "SHUNGNAK", "SILVER SPRINGS",
      "SITKA CITY AND", "SKAGWAY", "SKWENTNA", "SLANA", "SLEETMUTE", "SOLDOTNA", "SOUTH NAKNEK", "STEBBINS", "STERLING", "STEVENS VILLAGE", "STONY RIVER",
      "SUNRISE", "SUSITNA", "SUTTON-ALPINE", "TAKOTNA", "TALKEETNA", "TANACROSS", "TANAINA", "TANANA", "TATITLEK", "TAZLINA", "TELLER", "TENAKEE SPRINGS",
      "TETLIN", "THOMS PLACE", "THORNE BAY", "TOGIAK", "TOK", "TOKSOOK BAY", "TOLSONA", "TONSINA", "TRAPPER CREEK", "TULUKSAK", "TUNTUTULIAK", "TUNUNAK",
      "TWIN HILLS", "TWO RIVERS", "TYONEK", "UGASHIK", "UNALAKLEET", "UNALASKA", "UPPER KALSKAG", "VALDEZ", "VENETIE", "WAINWRIGHT", "WALES", "WASILLA",
      "WHALE PASS", "WHITE MOUNTAIN", "WHITESTONE LOGGING CAMP", "WHITTIER", "WILLOW", "WILLOW CREEK", "WISEMAN", "WOMENS BAY", "WRANGELL", "Y", "YAKUTAT"
    ]
    },
    {
      "state":"Arizona",
      "cities":["American Samoa"]
    },
    {
      "state":"American Samoa",
      "cities":["AJO", "AK-CHIN VILLAGE", "AMADO", "APACHE JUNCTION", "ARI", "ARI", "ASH FORK", "AVONDALE", "AVRA VALLEY", "BAGDAD", "BENSON", "BIG PARK", "BISBEE",
      "BITTER SPRINGS", "BLACK CANYON CITY", "BLACKWATER", "BLUEWATER", "BOUSE", "BUCKEYE", "BULLHEAD CITY", "BURNSIDE", "CAMERON", "CAMP VERDE", "CANYON DAY",
      "CAREFREE", "CASA GRANDE", "CASAS ADOBES", "CATALINA", "CATALINA FOOTHILLS", "CAVE CREEK", "CENTRAL HEIGHTS-MIDLAND CITY", "CHANDLER", "CHILCHINBITO",
      "CHINLE", "CHINO VALLEY", "CHUICHU", "CIBECUE", "CIBOLA", "CLARKDALE", "CLAYPOOL", "CLIFTON", "COLORADO CITY", "CONGRESS", "COOLIDGE", "CORDES LAKES",
      "CORNVILLE", "CORONA DE TUCSON", "COTTONWOOD", "COTTONWOOD-VERDE VILLAGE", "DENNEHOTSO", "DESERT HILLS", "DEWEY-HUMBOLDT", "DILKON", "DOLAN SPRINGS",
      "DOUGLAS", "DREXEL-ALVERNON", "DREXEL HEIGHTS", "DUDLEYVILLE", "DUNCAN", "EAGAR", "EAST FORK", "EAST SAHUARITA", "EHRENBERG", "ELGIN", "EL MIRAGE", "ELOY",
      "FIRST MESA", "FLAGSTAFF", "FLORENCE", "FLOWING WELLS", "FORT DEFIANCE", "FORTUNA FOOTHILLS", "FOUNTAIN HILLS", "FREDONIA", "GADSDEN", "GANADO", "GILA BEND",
      "GILBERT", "GISELA", "GLENDALE", "GLOBE", "GOLD CAMP", "GOLDEN VALLEY", "GOODYEAR", "GRAND CANYON VILLAGE", "GREASEWOOD", "GREEN VALLEY", "GUADALUPE", "HAYDEN",
      "HEBER-OVERGAARD", "HOLBROOK", "HOTEVILLA-BACAVI", "HOUCK", "HUACHUCA CITY", "JEDDITO", "JEROME", "KACHINA VILLAGE", "KAIBAB", "KAIBITO", "KAYENTA",
      "KEAMS CANYON", "KEARNY", "KINGMAN", "KYKOTSMOVI VILLAGE", "LAKE HAVASU CITY", "LAKE MONTEZUMA", "LECHEE", "LEUPP", "LITCHFIELD PARK", "LITTLETOWN",
      "LUKACHUKAI", "MCNARY", "MAMMOTH", "MANY FARMS", "MARANA", "MARICOPA", "MAYER", "MESA", "MESQUITE CREEK", "MIAMI", "MOENKOPI", "MOHAVE VALLEY",
      "MOJAVE RANCH ESTATES", "MORENCI", "MOUNTAINAIRE", "MUNDS PARK", "NACO", "NAZLINI", "NEW KINGMAN-BUTLER", "NEW RIVER", "NOGALES",
      "OLJATO-MONUMENT VALLEY", "ORACLE", "ORO VALLEY", "PAGE", "PARADISE VALLEY", "PARKER", "PARKER STRIP", "PARKS", "PATAGONIA", "PAULDEN",
      "PAYSON", "PEACH SPRINGS", "PEEPLES VALLEY", "PEORIA", "PERIDOT", "PHOENIX", "PICTURE ROCKS", "PIMA", "PINE", "PINETOP-LAKESIDE", "PINON",
      "PIRTLEVILLE", "PISINEMO", "POSTON", "PRESCOTT", "PRESCOTT VALLEY", "QUARTZSITE", "QUEEN CREEK", "QUEEN VALLEY", "RED MESA", "RIO RICO NORTHEAST",
      "RIO RICO NORTHWEST", "RIO RICO SOUTHEAST", "RIO RICO SOUTHWEST", "RIO VERDE", "ROCK POINT", "ROUGH ROCK", "ROUND ROCK", "SACATON", "SAFFORD",
      "SAHUARITA", "ST. DAVID", "ST. JOHNS", "ST. MICHAELS", "SALOME", "SAN CARLOS", "SAN LUIS", "SAN MANUEL", "SANTAN", "SANTA ROSA", "SAWMILL",
      "SCOTTSDALE", "SECOND MESA", "SEDONA", "SELIGMAN", "SELLS", "SHONGOPOVI", "SHONTO", "SHOW LOW", "SIERRA VISTA", "SIERRA VISTA SOUTHEAST",
      "SNOWFLAKE", "SOMERTON", "SONOITA", "SOUTH TUCSON", "SPRINGERVILLE", "SPRING VALLEY", "STANFIELD", "STEAMBOAT", "STRAWBERRY", "SUMMIT",
      "SUN CITY", "SUN CITY WEST", "SUN LAKES", "SUN VALLEY", "SUPAI", "SUPERIOR", "SURPRISE", "SWIFT TRAIL JUNCTION", "TACNA", "TANQUE VERDE",
      "TAYLOR", "TEEC NOS POS", "TEMPE", "THATCHER", "THREE POINTS", "TOLLESON", "TOMBSTONE", "TONALEA", "TONTO BASIN", "TOP-OF-THE-WORLD",
      "TORTOLITA", "TSAILE", "TUBAC", "TUBA CITY", "TUCSON", "TUCSON ESTATES", "TUMACACORI-CARMEN", "TUSAYAN", "VAIL", "VALENCIA WEST", "WELLTON",
      "WENDEN", "WHETSTONE", "WHITERIVER", "WICKENBURG", "WILHOIT", "WILLCOX", "WILLIAMS", "WILLIAMSON", "WILLOW VALLEY", "WINDOW ROCK", "WINKELMAN",
      "WINSLOW", "WINSLOW WEST", "YARNELL", "YOUNG", "YOUNGTOWN", "YUMA"
    ]
    },
    {
      "state":"Arkansas",
      "cities": ["ADONA", "ALEXANDER", "ALICIA", "ALLPORT", "ALMA", "ALMYRA", "ALPENA", "ALTHEIMER", "ALTUS", "AMAGON", "AMITY", "ANTHONYVILLE", "ANTOINE", "ARKADELPHIA",
      "ARKANSAS CITY", "ASHDOWN", "ASH FLAT", "ATKINS", "AUBREY", "AUGUSTA", "AUSTIN", "AVOCA", "BALD KNOB", "BANKS", "BARLING", "BASSETT", "BATESVILLE", "BAUXITE",
      "BAY", "BEARDEN", "BEAVER", "BEEBE", "BEEDEVILLE", "BELLA VISTA", "BELLEFONTE", "BELLEVILLE", "BEN LOMOND", "BENTON", "BENTONVILLE", "BERGMAN", "BERRYVILLE",
      "BETHEL HEIGHTS", "BIGELOW", "BIG FLAT", "BIGGERS", "BIRDSONG", "BLACK OAK", "BLACK ROCK", "BLACK SPRINGS", "BLEVINS", "BLUE EYE", "BLUE MOUNTAIN",
      "BLUFF CITY", "BLYTHEVILLE", "BODCAW", "BONANZA", "BONO", "BOONEVILLE", "BRADFORD", "BRADLEY", "BRANCH", "BRIARCLIFF", "BRINKLEY", "BROOKLAND", "BRYANT",
      "BUCKNER", "BULL SHOALS", "BURDETTE", "CABOT", "CADDO VALLEY", "CALDWELL", "CALE", "CALICO ROCK", "CALION", "CAMDEN", "CAMMACK VILLAGE", "CAMPBELL STATION",
      "CARAWAY", "CARLISLE", "CARTHAGE", "CASA", "CASH", "CAULKSVILLE", "CAVE CITY", "CAVE SPRINGS", "CEDARVILLE", "CENTERTON", "CENTRAL CITY", "CHARLESTON",
      "CHEROKEE VILLAGE", "CHERRY VALLEY", "CHESTER", "CHIDESTER", "CLARENDON", "CLARKSVILLE", "CLINTON", "COAL HILL", "COLLEGE CITY", "COLLEGE STATION",
      "COLT", "CONCORD", "CONWAY", "CORINTH", "CORNING", "COTTER", "COTTON PLANT", "COVE", "COY", "CRAWFORDSVILLE", "CROSSETT", "CUSHMAN", "DAISY", "DAMASCUS",
      "DANVILLE", "DARDANELLE", "DATTO", "DECATUR", "DELAPLAINE", "DELIGHT", "DELL", "DENNING", "DE QUEEN", "DERMOTT", "DES ARC", "DE VALLS BLUFF", "DE WITT",
      "DIAMOND CITY", "DIAZ", "DIERKS", "DONALDSON", "DOVER", "DUMAS", "DYER", "DYESS", "EARLE", "EAST CAMDEN", "EAST END", "EDMONDSON", "EGYPT", "ELAINE",
      "EL DORADO", "ELKINS", "ELM SPRINGS", "EMERSON", "EMMET", "ENGLAND", "ENOLA", "ETOWAH", "EUDORA", "EUREKA SPRINGS", "EVENING SHADE", "EVERTON", "FAIRFIELD BAY",
      "FARGO", "FARMINGTON", "FAYETTEVILLE", "FELSENTHAL", "FIFTY-SIX", "FISHER", "FLIPPIN", "FORDYCE", "FOREMAN", "FORREST CITY", "FORT SMITH", "FOUKE",
      "FOUNTAIN HILL", "FOUNTAIN LAKE", "FOURCHE", "FRANKLIN", "FREDONIA (BISCOE)", "FRIENDSHIP", "FULTON", "GARFIELD", "GARLAND", "GARNER", "GASSVILLE",
      "GATEWAY", "GENTRY", "GEORGETOWN", "GIBSON", "GILBERT", "GILLETT", "GILLHAM", "GILMORE", "GLENWOOD", "GOSHEN", "GOSNELL", "GOULD", "GRADY", "GRANNIS",
      "GRAVEL RIDGE", "GRAVETTE", "GREENBRIER", "GREEN FOREST", "GREENLAND", "GREENWAY", "GREENWOOD", "GREERS FERRY", "GRIFFITHVILLE", "GRUBBS", "GUION",
      "GUM SPRINGS", "GURDON", "GUY", "HACKETT", "HAMBURG", "HAMPTON", "HARDY", "HARRELL", "HARRISBURG", "HARRISON", "HARTFORD", "HARTMAN", "HASKELL",
      "HATFIELD", "HAVANA", "HAYNES", "HAZEN", "HEBER SPRINGS", "HECTOR", "HELENA", "HENSLEY", "HERMITAGE", "HICKORY RIDGE", "HIGDEN", "HIGGINSON",
      "HIGHFILL", "HIGHLAND", "HINDSVILLE", "HOLLAND", "HOLLY GROVE", "HOPE", "HORATIO", "HORSESHOE BEND", "HORSESHOE LAKE", "HOT SPRINGS",
      "HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE", "HOUSTON", "HOXIE", "HUGHES", "HUMNOKE", "HUMPHREY", "HUNTER", "HUNTINGTON", "HUNTSVILLE", "HUTTIG", "IMBODEN",
      "JACKSONPORT", "JACKSONVILLE", "JASPER", "JENNETTE", "JERICHO", "JEROME", "JOHNSON", "JOINER", "JONESBORO", "JUDSONIA", "JUNCTION CITY",
      "KEISER", "KENSETT", "KEO", "KIBLER", "KINGSLAND", "KNOBEL", "KNOXVILLE", "LAFE", "LAGRANGE", "LAKE CITY", "LAKE HAMILTON", "LAKEVIEW",
      "LAKE VIEW", "LAKE VILLAGE", "LAMAR", "LAVACA", "LEACHVILLE", "LEAD HILL", "LEOLA", "LEPANTO", "LESLIE", "LETONA", "LEWISVILLE", "LEXA",
      "LINCOLN", "LITTLE FLOCK", "LITTLE ROCK", "LOCKESBURG", "LONDON", "LONOKE", "LONSDALE", "LOUANN", "LOWELL", "LUXORA", "LYNN", "MCALMONT",
      "MCCASKILL", "MCCRORY", "MCDOUGAL", "MCGEHEE", "MCNAB", "MCNEIL", "MCRAE", "MADISON", "MAGAZINE", "MAGNESS", "MAGNOLIA", "MALVERN", "MAMMOTH SPRING",
      "MANILA", "MANSFIELD", "MARIANNA", "MARIE", "MARION", "MARKED TREE", "MARMADUKE", "MARSHALL", "MARVELL", "MAUMELLE", "MAYFLOWER", "MAYNARD", "MELBOURNE",
      "MENA", "MENIFEE", "MIDLAND", "MINERAL SPRINGS", "MINTURN", "MITCHELLVILLE", "MONETTE", "MONTICELLO", "MONTROSE", "MOOREFIELD", "MORO", "MORRILTON",
      "MORRISON BLUFF", "MOUNTAINBURG", "MOUNTAIN HOME", "MOUNTAIN PINE", "MOUNTAIN VIEW", "MOUNT IDA", "MOUNT PLEASANT", "MOUNT VERNON", "MULBERRY",
      "MURFREESBORO", "NASHVILLE", "NEWARK", "NEWPORT", "NIMMONS", "NORFORK", "NORMAN", "NORPHLET", "NORTH CROSSETT", "NORTH LITTLE ROCK", "OAK GROVE",
      "OAK GROVE HEIGHTS", "OAKHAVEN", "ODEN", "OGDEN", "OIL TROUGH", "O KEAN", "OKOLONA", "OLA", "OMAHA", "OPPELO", "OSCEOLA", "OXFORD", "OZAN", "OZARK",
      "PALESTINE", "PANGBURN", "PARAGOULD", "PARIS", "PARKDALE", "PARKERS-IRON SPRINGS", "PARKIN", "PATMOS", "PATTERSON", "PEACH ORCHARD", "PEA RIDGE",
      "PERLA", "PERRY", "PERRYTOWN", "PERRYVILLE", "PIGGOTT", "PINDALL", "PINE BLUFF", "PINEVILLE", "PINEY", "PLAINVIEW", "PLEASANT PLAINS", "PLUMERVILLE",
      "POCAHONTAS", "POLLARD", "PORTIA", "PORTLAND", "POTTSVILLE", "POWHATAN", "POYEN", "PRAIRIE CREEK", "PRAIRIE GROVE", "PRATTSVILLE", "PRESCOTT", "PYATT",
      "QUITMAN", "RATCLIFF", "RAVENDEN", "RAVENDEN SPRINGS", "READER", "RECTOR", "REDFIELD", "REED", "REYNO", "RISON", "ROCKPORT", "ROCKWELL", "ROE", "ROGERS",
      "RONDO", "ROSE BUD", "ROSSTON", "RUDY", "RUSSELL", "RUSSELLVILLE", "ST. CHARLES", "ST. FRANCIS", "ST. JOE", "ST. PAUL", "SALEM", "SALEM", "SALESVILLE",
      "SCOTT", "SCRANTON", "SEARCY", "SEDGWICK", "SHANNON HILLS", "SHERIDAN", "SHERRILL", "SHERWOOD", "SHIRLEY", "SIDNEY", "SILOAM SPRINGS", "SMACKOVER", "SMITHVILLE",
      "SOUTH LEAD HILL", "SPARKMAN", "SPRINGDALE", "SPRINGTOWN", "STAMPS", "STAR CITY", "STEPHENS", "STRAWBERRY", "STRONG", "STUTTGART", "SUBIACO", "SUCCESS",
      "SULPHUR ROCK", "SULPHUR SPRINGS", "SUMMIT", "SUNSET", "SWEET HOME", "SWIFTON", "TAYLOR", "TEXARKANA", "THORNTON", "TILLAR", "TINSMAN", "TOLLETTE",
      "TONTITOWN", "TRASKWOOD", "TRUMANN", "TUCKERMAN", "TULL", "TUPELO", "TURRELL", "TWIN GROVES", "TYRONZA", "ULM", "VALLEY SPRINGS", "VAN BUREN", "VANDERVOORT",
      "VICTORIA", "VILONIA", "VIOLA", "WABBASEKA", "WALDENBURG", "WALDO", "WALDRON", "WALNUT RIDGE", "WARD", "WARREN", "WASHINGTON", "WATSON", "WEINER", "WELDON",
      "WEST CROSSETT", "WESTERN GROVE", "WEST FORK", "WEST HELENA", "WEST MEMPHIS", "WEST POINT", "WHEATLEY", "WHELEN SPRINGS", "WHITE HALL"
    ]
    }
  ]
}

ANSWER

Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 16:44

You can do it with the $event parameter. Make sure to compare your values safely.

If your value is not in the right type or has spaces or unwanted chars, this c.state == val might not work.

You can use the trim function to compare your value safely: c.state.trim() == val.trim()

HTML

getCitiesForSelectedState(val:string){
  this.cities = StateCities?.city.find(c=> c.state.trim() == val.trim()).cities;
}

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67284495

QUESTION

RUBY: Rotate Function not Working on Array in Unit Test

Asked 2021-Mar-12 at 04:16

I am testing code output in Ruby. I want to use Ruby's rotate() function to make the last element of an array the first element, the original first element becomes the second element in the array, etc.

CODE

require 'minitest/autorun'
class TestMagicBus < MiniTest::Test

  def setup
    @bus = MagicBus.new(["Peter","James","Bardoe","Patrick","Jake","Samson","Dave"])
  end

  def test_move_the_last_passenger_to_the_front_of_the_bus
    assert_equal "Peter", @bus[0]
    @bus.rotate(-1)
    print(@bus)
    assert_equal "Dave", @bus[0]
  end

TEST RESULT

["Peter", "James", "Bardoe", "Patrick", "Jake", "Samson", "Dave"]F

Failure:
TestMagicBus#test_move_the_last_passenger_to_the_front_of_the_bus [magic_bus.rb:56]:
Expected: "Dave"
  Actual: "Peter"


rails test magic_bus.rb:52

Why is rotate() not doing anything?

DEFINITION of CLASS MAGICBUS

class MagicBus < Array

  attr_writer :seating

end

ANSWER

Answered 2021-Mar-12 at 04:16

Most Ruby built-in methods that does not end with ! creates a copy of the operating object, so @bus.rotate create a new MagicBus object with the rotated result, and that's why @bus = @bus.rotate -1 works.

To modify objects in-place, there's an Array#rotate! method:

@bus.rotate! -1

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66594025

QUESTION

Javascript Filter trying to avoid multiple if statements

Asked 2021-Mar-03 at 17:29

Hi I have to filter an array based on some conditions. I want to avoid having to write out a bunch if statements. My code below shows pretty much what I want to accomplish. The * you see is just me trying to say filter to any (like a wild card). Do you have any idea how I can best accomplish my goal? Thank you

let x =eq.filter(eq => eq.empid == selectedTech === 'ALL Techs'? '*' : selectedTech 
    &&  eq.code == selectedStatus === 'ALL Statuses'? '*' : selectedStatus 
    &&  eq.cellnum == phn === '' ? '*': phn
    &&  eq.jobid == jobid === '' ? '*': jobid
    );

Example of the object:

var eq = [{
  empid: 1,
  jobid: 27,
  code: "Not Started",
  cellnum: "3058888888",
  brand: "GK",
  model: "X500"
}, {
  empid: 1,
  jobid: 33,
  code: "Not Started",
  cellnum: "3058888899",
  brand: "Mackie",
  model: "X500"
}, {
  empid: 2,
  jobid: 35,
  code: "In Progress",
  cellnum: "3058888877",
  brand: "Samson",
  model: "X522"
}, {
  empid: 1,
  jobid: 36,
  code: "Not Started",
  cellnum: "3058888866",
  brand: "Mackie",
  model: "X467"
}, {
  empid: 1,
  jobid: 37,
  code: "In Progress",
  cellnum: "3058888800",
  brand: "Fender",
  model: "X500"
}]
}

ANSWER

Answered 2021-Mar-03 at 17:29

You don't need '*', use eq.whatever there since it will be guaranteed to compare equal to itself.

And use parentheses to ensure that the precedence is what you want. I'm not sure offhand how the == precedence compares to the tertiary.

let x = eq.filter(eq => eq.empid == (selectedTech === 'ALL Techs' ? eq.empid : selectedTech) &&
  eq.code == (selectedStatus === 'ALL Statuses' ? eq.code : selectedStatus) &&
  eq.cellnum == (phn === '' ? eq.cellnum : phn) &&
  eq.jobid == (jobid === '' ? eq.jobid : jobid)
);

Maybe a clearer way to do it is either compare the filter variable to its wildcard value or the object property.

var eq = [{
  empid: 1,
  jobid: 27,
  code: "Not Started",
  cellnum: "3058888888",
  brand: "GK",
  model: "X500"
}, {
  empid: 1,
  jobid: 33,
  code: "Not Started",
  cellnum: "3058888899",
  brand: "Mackie",
  model: "X500"
}, {
  empid: 2,
  jobid: 35,
  code: "In Progress",
  cellnum: "3058888877",
  brand: "Samson",
  model: "X522"
}, {
  empid: 1,
  jobid: 36,
  code: "Not Started",
  cellnum: "3058888866",
  brand: "Mackie",
  model: "X467"
}, {
  empid: 1,
  jobid: 37,
  code: "In Progress",
  cellnum: "3058888800",
  brand: "Fender",
  model: "X500"
}];

let selectedTech = 'ALL Techs',
  selectedStatus = 'In Progress',
  phn = '3058888800',
  jobid = 37;

let x = eq.filter(eq =>
  (selectedTech === 'ALL Techs' || eq.empid == selectedTech) &&
  (selectedStatus === 'ALL Statuses' || eq.code == selectedStatus) &&
  (phn === '' || eq.cellnum == phn) &&
  (jobid === '' || eq.jobid == jobid)
);

console.log(x);

phn = "123456789";

x = eq.filter(eq =>
  (selectedTech === 'ALL Techs' || eq.empid == selectedTech) &&
  (selectedStatus === 'ALL Statuses' || eq.code == selectedStatus) &&
  (phn === '' || eq.cellnum == phn) &&
  (jobid === '' || eq.jobid == jobid)
);

console.log(x);

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66447869

QUESTION

Toggle Accordion functionality with reactstrap?

Asked 2021-Feb-21 at 04:30

Using the reactstrap documentation, I created a pseudo-accordion with collapsible cards. I want to be able to toggle the cards, so that when I click on the card header of list 2 once it will open, and it will close again if I click it consecutively. If I click list 1, list 2 should close and list 1 should open, as expected.

Accordion Component:

import React, { Fragment, useState } from 'react';
import { Collapse, CardBody, Card, CardHeader } from 'reactstrap';

const Lists = () => {
    const [isOpen, setIsOpen] = useState('');
    const [lists, setLists] = useState([
        {
            _id: 'id_abc',
            item_names: ['item 1', 'item 2', 'item 3'],
            list_name: 'List 2',
            author_name: 'Samantha Samson',
        },
        {
            _id: 'id_xyz',
            item_names: ['item 1', 'item 1', 'item 2', 'item 16'],
            list_name: 'List 1',
            author_name: 'John Johnson',
        },
    ]);

return (
    
        {lists.map((list) => (
            
                 setIsOpen(list._id)}>
                    {list.list_name}
                
                
                    
                        
  
   
                            {list.item_names.map((item) => (
                                
   {item}
                            ))}
                        
  
                    
                
            
        ))}
    

);

I tried adding a function to the onClick that looked like this:

const handleToggle = (id) => {
    if(isOpen === id) {
        setIsOpen('');
    } else {
        setIsOpen(id);
    }
}

and gave the header:

onClick={handleToggle(list._id)}

but that gave many a too many rerenders/infinite loop error.

I also tried slight variations of that function with the same result.

ANSWER

Answered 2021-Feb-21 at 04:30

You have pretty much fixed it with this one:

  const handleToggle = (id) => {
    if (isOpen === id) {
      setIsOpen("");
    } else {
      setIsOpen(id);
    }
  };

So great job! Where you made a mistake is calling it like so:

onClick={handleToggle(list._id)}

This will call the function on every render and since it updates a state variable, you will get infinite renders.

It should be:

onClick={() => handleToggle(list._id)}

Sandbox: https://codesandbox.io/s/hungry-jepsen-1ip0x?file=/src/App.js

Just FYI: You can simplify your ternary operator as:

isOpen={isOpen === list._id}

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66299089

QUESTION

group result using date from object keys and only get count the results

Asked 2021-Jan-29 at 03:55

Hello I'm having a hard time getting this complex return using MongoDB nor Javascript. Hope can anyone teach me how to get this return.

Admin.

group result by id

user flatten result

Here's the data example.

let user = [
    {
  _id: 123,
  name: 'John',
  createdAt: "2015-08-12T00:00:00Z"
  },
  {
  _id: 124,
  name: 'Jane',
  createdAt: "2015-09-12T00:00:00Z"
  },
  {
  _id: 125,
  name: 'Robert',
  createdAt: "2015-09-12T00:00:00Z"
  },
  {
  _id: 126,
  name: 'Samson',
  createdAt: "2016-11-12T00:00:00Z"
  }
]

Expected Result

user

[
{
 "15-8": 1 //yyyy-mm: number of data for the month of august
},
{
 "15-9": 2
},
{
 "16-11": 1
}
]

admin

[
    {
     "15-8": 
   {
    _id: 123,
    count: 1
   }
    },
    {
     "15-9": {
     _id: 124,
     count: 1,
   },{
     _id: 125,
     count: 1
    },
    {
     "16-11": {
     _id: 126,
     count: 1
     }
    }
    ]

ANSWER

Answered 2021-Jan-29 at 03:46

You should have the function to get key from date string named getKeyFromDate with format result YY-MM
Loop user data to aggregate your data by using reduce, for example.

let user = [
    {
      _id: 123,
      name: 'John',
      createdAt: "2015-08-12T00:00:00Z"
    },
    {
      _id: 124,
      name: 'Jane',
      createdAt: "2015-09-12T00:00:00Z"
    },
    {
      _id: 125,
      name: 'Robert',
      createdAt: "2015-09-12T00:00:00Z"
    },
    {
      _id: 126,
      name: 'Samson',
      createdAt: "2016-11-12T00:00:00Z"
    }
];

const getKeyFromDate = (dateString) => {
  var date = new Date(dateString);
  var year = date.getFullYear().toString().substr(2, 3);
  var month = date.getMonth() + 1;
  return `${year}-${month}`; // YY-MM
};

var result = user.reduce((acc, {createdAt}) => {
  var key = getKeyFromDate(createdAt);
  acc[key] = acc[key] || {[key]: 0}; //Also use shortcut like: acc[key] ??= {[key]: 0};
  acc[key][key] += 1;
  return acc; 
  
}, {});
console.log(Object.values(result));

You can also use for..of if you're not familiar with .reduce

var result2 = {};
for(let {createdAt} of user){
  var key = getKeyFromDate(createdAt);
  result2[key] = result2[key] || {[key]: 0};
  result2[key][key] += 1;
}
console.log(Object.values(result2));

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65947873

QUESTION

Get name HttpClient from IHttpClientFactory injected with DI

Asked 2020-Dec-02 at 14:02

In Blazor I have setup two HttpClients. One for my API and one for MS Graph API. The Graph API is new, and have forced me to find a way to inject a named httpclient in to my services.

This is all the code in Main

  public class Program
{
    public static async Task Main(string[] args)
    {
        var b = WebAssemblyHostBuilder.CreateDefault(args);
        b.RootComponents.Add("app");

        var samsonApiUrl = new Uri(b.HostEnvironment.BaseAddress + "api/");

        b.Services.AddHttpClient("SamsonApi",client => 
        {
           client.BaseAddress = samsonApiUrl;
           // add jwt token to header
           // add user agent to header
        }).AddHttpMessageHandler();
        
        b.Services.AddTransient();
        b.Services.AddHttpClient("GraphAPI",
                client => client.BaseAddress = new Uri("https://graph.microsoft.com/"))
            .AddHttpMessageHandler();
        
        b.Services.AddScoped(provider => provider.GetService().CreateClient("SamsonApi"));
        b.Services.AddScoped(provider => provider.GetService().CreateClient("GraphAPI"));
        
        b.Services.AddMsalAuthentication(options =>
        {
            b.Configuration.Bind("AzureAd", options.ProviderOptions.Authentication);
            options.ProviderOptions.DefaultAccessTokenScopes.Add("1c8d4e31-97dd-4a54-8c2b-0d81e4356bf9/API.Access");
            options.UserOptions.RoleClaim = "role";
        }).AddAccountClaimsPrincipalFactory();
        
        
        // add Radzen services 
        b.Services.AddScoped();
        b.Services.AddScoped();
        b.Services.AddScoped();
        // add samson component services
        b.Services.AddSingleton();
        // Add Http Services
        b.Services.Scan(scan =>
            {
                scan.FromAssemblyOf()
                    .AddClasses(classes => classes.Where(type => type.Name.EndsWith("Service")))
                    .AsMatchingInterface()
                    .WithScopedLifetime();
            });
        await b.Build().RunAsync();
    }
}

This is the code that has to change. It's scan all my service and get a HttpClient injected. And since I now have two I get a random client injected. How can I inject a named client into all of my services? I can handle the graph API service as a special case.

 b.Services.Scan(scan =>
            {
                scan.FromAssemblyOf()
                    .AddClasses(classes => classes.Where(type => type.Name.EndsWith("Service")))
                    .AsMatchingInterface()
                    .WithScopedLifetime();
            });

Example of a service calling my API

 public class ActiveAgreementService : IActiveAgreementService
{
    private readonly HttpClient _client;
    
    public ActiveAgreementService(HttpClient client)
    {
        _client = client;
    }

    public async Task> GetActiveAgreements()
    {
        var lst = await _client.GetFromJsonAsync("ActiveAgreement");
        return lst.ToList();
    }
}

Okay ended up with replacing HttpClient with IHttpClientFactory in all my services

public UserService(IHttpClientFactory clientFactory)
{
   _client = clientFactory.CreateClient("SamsonApi");
}

ANSWER

Answered 2020-Dec-01 at 17:16

I assume you're using ASP.NET Core, although it's not clear which dependency injection framework you're using.

In that case, you could have your classes depend on IHttpClientFactory and then setup the configuration with named clients:

// Named client like you're currently doing
b.Services.AddHttpClient("SamsonApi", client => 
{
    client.BaseAddress = samsonApiUrl;
    // add jwt token to header
    // add user agent to header
}).AddHttpMessageHandler();

//...

b.Services.AddHttpClient("GraphAPI", client =>
    client.BaseAddress = new Uri("https://graph.microsoft.com/"))
    .AddHttpMessageHandler();

// And in your dependent class
public class ActiveAgreementService : IActiveAgreementService
{
    private readonly HttpClient _client;
    
    public ActiveAgreementService(IHttpClientFactory clientFac)
    {
        // Whichever one you need:
        _client = clientFac.CreateClient("SamsonApi");
        _client = clientFac.CreateClient("GraphAPI");
    }

    public async Task> GetActiveAgreements()
    {
        var lst = await _client.GetFromJsonAsync("ActiveAgreement");
        return lst.ToList();
    }
}

... or with typed clients you specify the instance for each class that depends on it:

// This HttpClient is only injected into ActiveAgreementService
b.Services.AddHttpClient(client => 
{
    client.BaseAddress = samsonApiUrl;
    // add jwt token to header
    // add user agent to header
}).AddHttpMessageHandler();

//...

// This HttpClient is only injected into GraphHttpClientService
b.Services.AddHttpClient(client =>
    client.BaseAddress = new Uri("https://graph.microsoft.com/"))
    .AddHttpMessageHandler();

// And in your dependent class
public class ActiveAgreementService : IActiveAgreementService
{
    private readonly HttpClient _client;
    
    public ActiveAgreementService(HttpClient client)
    {
        _client = client;
    }

    public async Task> GetActiveAgreements()
    {
        var lst = await _client.GetFromJsonAsync("ActiveAgreement");
        return lst.ToList();
    }
}

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65094747

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