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I am building a Google Keep-style notes app in Python using tkinter. Notes appear on screen while the app is running, but when I close and reopen it they are gone. The JSON file is either not being ...
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I am trying to write my first project using python which is a recipe administrator, which contains a programm that fetches url given a keyword, and fetches them back and add them dynamically to a ...
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I'm working with complex nested JSON responses from an API and want to convert them into strongly-typed Python dataclasses for better code completion and type safety. Currently, I'm manually creating ...
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I'm working with large CSV datasets (10M+ rows, ~400MB-1GB) on low-resource cloud instances (1GB-2GB RAM). Standard pandas.read_csv is causing MemoryError because the "Object Tax" (wrapping ...
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I am working with a REST API that returns a large JSON dataset (hundreds of thousands of records). The API supports pagination using parameters like startIndex and resultsPerPage. I am using Python ...
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A client sends a request to the server, e.g. POST /companies, where the request body looks like that: { "name": String (unique), "ownerId": Long (fk) } When I validate the ...
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I have some json that looks like this: "lines": { "0010": { "ProvCountyCode": "047", "ProvNo": "770887", "...
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I am facing an issue while triggering a DELETE API from QMetry when the request Content-Type is set to application/json. The same API works correctly for GET and POST requests using JSON. Backend: ...
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I'm currently working on a small project to practice (as you'll see from my code, I'm a beginner). The goal is simply to create a mini online library where I can add, delete, and view my books, and ...
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I'm building a simple book manager with features to add, delete, view, and search for books. This seems like a good project for me since I'm a beginner. But I'm stuck on task 2, which is deleting a ...
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I'd like to create a kind of book manager where, at the start, I have a menu with several options, such as adding a book, deleting a book, viewing my library, or searching for a book. But I'm not ...
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im actually working with QT 5, using QJsonDocument, I need to save correctly formatted double into my Json Document, i tried several ways to format correctly, this is the way I ended using : ...
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I migrated from spring boot 3 to spring boot 4 and I have an issue with the JSON created by Jackson. The response is like this: public class MyResponse { private List<MyData> data; ...
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Just started learning JSON with C# and i was wondering how many objects you could nestle into another object? My best guess would be 255. Also, is this a common practice in actual websites? I have not ...
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I am trying to fetch JSON data from an HTTP API and convert it into an in‑memory table in DolphinDB. The JSON response is an array of objects, and I want to store it as a table where each object ...
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I’m working with WSO2 Micro Integrator and exposing a PATCH API that receives a base64 document in JSON payload, then forwards it to a backend service. <resource methods="PATCH" uri-...
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I have a JSON file with geo coordinates and some features like this: { "type": "FeatureCollection", "features": [ { "type": "Feature", ...
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I am writing a bash script, for educational purposes. So I was thinking what is the best way to parse JSON and write the JSON attributes to bash variables. In my script, I am making an API call that ...
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I'm a newbie and I have used JS in my API integrations and most of the the things on my website. I am curious if people can manipulate the packages and find out my API keys/secrets. I have SMS API, ...
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I'm trying to save a pandas.DataFrame object to disk, as a JSON. The slight complication is that I need to store some additional data alongside it. So my intended JSON would be { "...
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I am learning to process what i consider a complex json structure and am trying to load this into a dataframe. I want a single record for each outcome id. Here is the sample json structure { &...
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I'm developing an Android Studio app which talks to a server running Django. I'm in the process of implementing the login process on the phone, however the server always returns 403 Forbidden to my ...
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When sending a POST on Robot Framework I got this error: Message: There was an error deserializing the object of type ContentDirect.CoreService.Contract.Message.SubscriberManagement....
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I have a code in python, multiple files. Is it better to merge them into a file? Is it better to split class and non-class code? And if I do have them in one file with global variables, how to deal ...
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I need my JSON output to show the "idTransanction" and "details" fields first for logging purposes. Currently, Jackson alphabeticalizes them or follows a random order. Is there an ...
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I have tried to make a a function get_statistics to make a dictionary of the JSON persistence. I started doing it manually, but it wants me to do it automatically. Currently stuck making my code of ...
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I'm having problems receiving a JSON response from a REST endpoint using Retrofit. Some of the requests return JSON with a bunch of null characters and escaped double quotes. Pasted from Android ...
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https://mtgjson.com/ I am currently building program for MTG, Magic the Gathering that is used for Cube Building. I have been using API calls to Scryfall ( scryfall.com ). This has been working so far ...
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I am building DreamEcho AI, a platform that uses NLP to track mental states through dream analysis. I am using a Large Language Model (like GPT-4 or Gemini) to process raw user dream journals. The ...
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I have a Blazor application, developed in Visual Studio 2022. It loads a JSON file (data.json) that I have placed in the wwwroot folder. Everything that I have read (searching for help) shows that I ...
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Seeking perspective for JSON ingestion into AURORA? ====================================== I appreciate you looking over my query. This question pertains to the AWS AURORA environment, and I'm asking ...
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I'm testing a method that reads a JSON file. So in the setup, I first create said JSON file, like this: string pathOfRelevantStuff = "path"; string fileOfRelevantStuff = Path.Combine(...
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First, I retrieve data from the database using PHP oop and store it in a variable named $details. The result in $details is an array of several objects, usually about 7 in total. Each object within ...
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I’ve been integrating AI tools (mainly large language models) into parts of our workflow things like content drafting, code suggestions, and internal automation While the productivity boost is real, I’...
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I am completely new to BizTalk, so please excuse if this is a basic question. I am working with BizTalk Server 2020 and my goal is fairly simple: Expose an HTTP endpoint on the BizTalk server A ...
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I'm new to geospatial data analysis with Google Earth Engine and I'm not yet sure how to process the data or how to retrieve the results for use elsewhere. What are the best practices for exporting ...
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Problem Statement: We are running a Java/Spring GET/POST getAll pagination API on top of MySQL in AWS RDS and need help optimizing exact filtered counts Current state: The main dataset is courses with ...
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I am implementing a PATCH endpoint in Spring Boot using JSON Patch (com.github.fge:json-patch). The patch is applied successfully, but Bean Validation annotations on my entity (such as @NotBlank, @...
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I am aware of the issue when deserialising date values in JSON strings that represent a System.DataSet when the first row contains a NULL. Compare the two strings: "{\"Table1\":[{\"...
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My Power Apps connects to Microsoft Fabric SQL Analytics Endpoint via DirectQuery. The published app works flawlessly - zero errors, perfect data display, users love it. Power Apps Studio shows on ...
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I like to compose a JSON from some table data, I do it like this: DECLARE res JSON_OBJECT_T; ja JSON_ARRAY_T; ret CLOB; CURSOR cur IS SELECT JSON_OBJECT( KEY 'name' VALUE ...
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I know how to make a modal appear on click but for some reasons, i don't seem to be able to understand how to incorporate that on y aldready established functions. basically I have two functions: One ...
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I have a script with reading from json file in this way: jq -c '.[]' input.json | while read pair; do echo "$pair" | jq -r '.[0]' done; The above throws `parse error: Invalid numeric ...
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I'm trying to build a stored proc for a JSON payload file for a table for further work in that stored proc. I would like to parameterise the exec to something like @MyJsonFile SQL Server gives me an ...
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To start, here is an example: When a messenger app wants you to share your contact information, they assign you a random 4-6 word combination (e.g. TIGER-TRUCK-FIRES-GHOST-TILES) that acts as a human ...
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I am trying to create to figure out how to created the first table column in "ten99" based on the data that is in the rowData. For example if the "ssn" field on each row is not ...
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Can we use JSON for storing login details just for the basic projects?.... ....................................................................................... . ................. . .. ... ... . ....
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I have this sample json { "accessRequestId": "2c91808b6ef1d43e016efba0ce470904", "requestedBy": { "type": "IDENTITY", "id&...
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I’m working with JSON data coming from multiple external APIs. The data is semantically the same, but field names and structures differ between sources. For example: data_a = {"event_time": &...
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There is a LONGBLOB-type field in a table that actually stores JSON-formatted data (as shown below). Column Name Data Type user_id INT id INT harbour_name VARCHAR name VARCHAR type VARCHAR properties ...
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