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According to the writing docstrings tutorial of Sphinx, it is possible to utilize Sphinx's autodoc extension to automatically generate documentation. We can either write docstring with the Sphinx format, Google or Numpy (the latter two with the napoleon extension).

Is it possible to write docstrings in reStructuredText format?

e.g.:

I am new to Pyxll and Asyncio and having trouble get the following code going. I kept getting the initial value = 0 on the spreadsheet and it's not refreshing. Could you help and let me know what I did wrong? I followed the example from Pyxll's tutorial here: https://www.pyxll.com/docs/userguide/rtd.html#using-the-asyncio-event-loop

I have created an rtd themed documentation for my package using sphinx and sphinx_rtd_theme. The index.rst is as follows:

Firebase 9,real time database / react native with expo.

issue: I can not unsubscribe from firebase RTD onChange event listener.

The docs say: "Calling off() on a parent listener does not automatically remove listeners registered on its child nodes; off() must also be called on any child listeners to remove the callback." Firebase docs

error: When I try using .off on the reference I get reference.off() is not a function

I need to add a node after a template match. The template match is on an attribute value, based on a parameter. I have been successful at adding the node as a child of the matched attribute. However, I need the added node to be a sibling node, not a child node. Is there a way to add the note as a sibling, not as a child of the matched attribute?

This is my xml file:

I've asked this question before but decided to delete that old question and reformulate it along with a minimum reproducible example. The issue is that when I deploy my gunicorn webserver on nginx, my streamed responses from my go server via gRPC get truncated. All details can be found in the repository. My nginx configuration for this site looks like this:

I am trying to build a container using the docker official python:3.6.8 image that will encapsulate a python package I am developing along with its dependencies. The idea is to supply the container with the code repository using the ADD mypkg.tar.gz /pytmp/mypkg directive then create a virtualenv and install mypkg from within this env, then output the corresponding site-packages directory to share it later.

My Dockerfile first gets virtualenv through apt-get then creates the dummy environment and tries to install the package before zipping site-packages:

I am learning about swift coding and firebase. I am trying out this code which in theory does make sense however I do not achieve the desired result. It seems as though my math is wrong however, I think I may be formatting the code incorrectly.

Essentially, a post is saved to the firebase rtd with a timestamp. I am wanting for the post to be deleted if a minute has passed after the post has been uploaded.

I am building a daemon and I have two services that will be sending data to and from each other. Service A is what produces the data and service B a is Data Buffer service or like a queue. So from the main.go file, service B is instantiated and started. The Start() method will perform the buffer() function as a goroutine because this function waits for data to be passed onto a channel and I don't want the main process to halt waiting for buffer to complete. Then Service A is instantiated and started. It is then also "registered" with Service B.

I created a method called RegisterWithBufferService for Service A that creates two new channels. It will store those channels as it's own attributes and also provide them to Service B.