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I'm new to OpenAPI and I'm struggling to write the yaml to match my architect's design.
I'm looking to define a request body that looks like this:
{
'id': 'some_identifier',
'inputs': {
'key1': 'value1',
'key2': 'value2',
'key3': 'value3'
}
}
I'm struggling with how to describe the embedded inputs which is intended to be basically just a generic key/value map. I understand that it would be preferable to list out all of the possible fields like in the Petstore reference, but this is what we have because of "reasons". The inputs map can have any number of keys and values.
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how to put a backquote in a backquoted string?
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I am trying to initialize a JSON object as a byte in go lang. Here, I am attaching two exmples
var countryRegionData = []byte(`{"name": "srinivas"}`)
var countryRegionData = []byte(`{"name": "srini`vas"}`)
In the first initilization there is no issue, all working as expected.
In the second initialization if you see there is ` between i and v. I have some requirement like this. How to achieve?
A backtick cannot appear in a raw string literal. You can write something like this:
var countryRegionData = []byte("{\"name\": \"srini`vas\"}")
You cannot use escaping in a raw string literal. Either you have to use double-quoted string:
"{\"name\": \"srini'vas\"}"
Or do something like:
`{"name": "srini`+"`"+"vas"}`
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Laravel - Pass more than one variable to view
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i need to create one variable of text in LARAVEL
if((strlen($tpesquisa ))<4) {
return view('pesquisa');
///////// for example msgm= 'it is necessary to use more than 4 words to start searching';
}
/////////////// for example msgm= 'were found x results';
return view('pesquisa',compact('produtos'));
and in view print the msgm
<p>{{$msgm}}</p>
how create the variable with value text?
and how can I measure the results?
You can just define
$msgm = 'whatever the text'
And then, in the return view you can do:
return view('pesquisa',compact('produtos', 'msgm'));
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Laravel change input value
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So I'm manipulating Request and setting an object to new value.
$assignable = ['seats'];
$request->seats = $this->myMethod($request->seats);
var_dump($request->seats); //works
$data = $request->only($assignable);
var_dump($data['seats']); // returns the initial value of 'seats' (without passing through $this->myMethod)
Now I know I could first convert the request object to array and then manipulate the '$data', but the above code is a sample and the real code is much more complicated, it would require to change the whole architecture to do that way.
Has anyone experienced anything like this?
Instead of this:
$request->seats = $this->myMethod($request->seats);
Try this:
$request->merge(['seats' => $this->myMethod($request->seats)]);
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Selecting a css class with xpath
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Why does the CSS selector return the correct info, but the XPath does not?
source = "<hgroup class='page-header channel post-head' data-channel='tech' data-section='sec0=tech&sec1=index&sec2='><h2>Tech</h2></hgroup>"
doc = Nokogiri::HTML(source)
doc.xpath('//hgroup[case_insensitive_equals(#class,"post-head")]//h2', XpathFunctions.new)
=> []
doc.css("hgroup.post-head")[0].css("h2")
=> [#<Nokogiri::XML::Element:0x6c2b824 name="h2" children=[#<Nokogiri::XML::Text:0x6c2b554 "Tech">]>]
Assuming case_insensitive_equals does what its name suggests, it is because the class attribute isn’t equal to post-head (case insensitively or not), but it does contain it. XPath treats class attributes as plain strings, it doesn’t split them and handle the classes individually as CSS does.
A simple XPath that would work would be:
doc.xpath('//hgroup[contains(#class, "post-head")]//h2')
(I’ve removed the custom function, you will need to write your own to do this case insensitively.)
This isn’t quite the same though, as it will also match classes such as not-post-head. A more complete XPath would be something like this:
doc.xpath('//hgroup[contains(concat(" ", normalize-space(#class), " "), " post-head ")]//h2')
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How to dynamically create a local variable?
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Closed 8 years ago.
Instance_variable_get value can be assigned to a variable as follows. The following code throws correct output
a = instance_variable_get("#" + "#{code}" + "_resource").get_price(a, b) // working
But unable to assign instance_variable_get value to a variable with dynamic param. Assume the code is a dynamic param which is in loop.
"#{code}_buy" = instance_variable_get("#" + "#{code}" + "_resource").get_price(a, b) //Not working
The above method throws the following error
syntax error, unexpected '=', expecting keyword_end
You could use a hash instead:
hash = {}
hash["#{code}_buy"] = some_value