Flask Admin on postgres database view: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42722628/flask-admin-on-postgres-database-view
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Flask Admin on postgres database view
Is there a way I can create admin view on Flask-Admin on a database view? I'm using Postgres, and have created a view, let's take the below one as example:
CREATE VIEW test_view AS (
SELECT id...
CREATE VIEW test_view AS (
SELECT id...
How to check the entire .xls and .csv files are empty: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42537194/how-to-check-the-entire-xls-and-csv-files-are-empty
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How to check the entire .xls and .csv files are empty
Question 1: How I check the entire .xls and .csv files are empty.And how can I find it.This is the code I am using here.
try:
if os.stat(fullpath).st_size > 0:
readfile(fullpath)
...
try:
if os.stat(fullpath).st_size > 0:
readfile(fullpath)
...
Positioning of graphviz nodes with Python: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42718507/positioning-of-graphviz-nodes-with-python
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Positioning of graphviz nodes with Python
With this code:
from graphviz import Graph, Digraph
g = Digraph('G', filename='process.gv', engine='dot')
g.node('Tests')
g.node('Devices')
# Tests
g.edge('TestName', 'Tests')
# Devices
g.edge('
from graphviz import Graph, Digraph
g = Digraph('G', filename='process.gv', engine='dot')
g.node('Tests')
g.node('Devices')
# Tests
g.edge('TestName', 'Tests')
# Devices
g.edge('
Are there any tool that simplify AWS Lambda with python?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5z3yw8/are_there_any_tool_that_simplify_aws_lambda_with/
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Are there any tool that simplify AWS Lambda with python? • r/Python
Hi, I'm looking for something that will simplify the API creation and deployment of python code to AWS Lambda. Anyone using anything that has been...
helping changing default working directory: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5z4350/helping_changing_default_working_directory/
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helping changing default working directory • r/Python
Hello, I was wondering how to change the default working directory. I tried right clicking on Python and changing it in the properties, but when I...
Increase Version number if Travis at github was successfull: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42718373/increase-version-number-if-travis-at-github-was-successfull
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Increase Version number if Travis at github was successfull
I wrote a simple script in Python.
Now I would like travis to check my code. After travis was successful, the version number should get increased.
Up to now my script has no version number yet. I...
Now I would like travis to check my code. After travis was successful, the version number should get increased.
Up to now my script has no version number yet. I...
Has anyone experiences with PyData conferences?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5z471u/has_anyone_experiences_with_pydata_conferences/
I'm developing Postmark API client. Any feedback would be very appreciated!: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5z4brt/im_developing_postmark_api_client_any_feedback/
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I'm developing Postmark API client. Any feedback would... • r/Python
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Principal Component Analysis (PCA): A Practical Example - Step by Step.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5z4nhl/principal_component_analysis_pca_a_practical/
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is there any alternative to sys.getsizeof() in PyPy?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42562838/is-there-any-alternative-to-sys-getsizeof-in-pypy
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is there any alternative to sys.getsizeof() in PyPy?
I am trying to run a Python (2.7) script with PyPy but I have encountered the following error:
TypeError: sys.getsizeof() is not implemented on PyPy.
A memory profiler using this function is most
TypeError: sys.getsizeof() is not implemented on PyPy.
A memory profiler using this function is most
Is developing games and applications on python the same as that on c or java ? Packaging and function wise .: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5z4xsv/is_developing_games_and_applications_on_python/
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Is developing games and applications on python the same... • r/Python
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Why test driven development is almost always a good thing.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5z55v6/why_test_driven_development_is_almost_always_a/
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Why test driven development is almost always a good thing. • r/Python
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