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I managed to download some JSON files from an 'API via CMD terminal in Windows 10. Now I have to use the keys inside these files to download other files from the API.
The question is: What is the procedure (a code sample) to make an API call with parameter from another JSON file? Then since there are many keys, I want to consolidate all the JSON files that will be downloaded into one.
I downloaded jq
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I need create a file viewer in html, because html can open only txt. Thing like I need - raw githubusercontent. How it works?
If your file viewer can use curl, you can use gh api to get the content URL of a file, and download it, as seen here:
API_URL=https://api.github.com/repos/owner/repo/contents/path/file.ext
curl $(gh api $API_URL --jq .download_url) -o file.ext
That would simulate what raw.githubusercontent.com does.
And not just for .txt files.
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I have a website and I want to have an upload button that will, instead of uploading to a certain directory on my webroot, upload to an AWS bucket. How can I do this? Will I need a server-side scripting language?
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There is an example of this use case. In this AWS tutorial, a Spring boot application is used that lets a user upload images to an Amazon S3 bucket.
So this is possible with a web application. For details, see this URL:
https://github.com/awsdocs/aws-doc-sdk-examples/tree/master/javav2/usecases/creating_photo_analyzer_app
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I've heard that charts can be generated in LinqPad and that it produces results in html. Is it possible that it could one day be used as some kind of report server?
One day perhaps.
Right now it produces bar charts.
And, exports to HTML.
And, scripts can be run via a command-line with output to stdout or file.
But, the bar charts aren't in the HTML output. If you want to handle the charting by yourself, you could try the HTML fragment mode to get just the data as XHTML.
Even so, LINQPad gets more awesome with each release!
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I am using HTML5 for an mobile application. I am using MVC.
The issue that i am facing is that the user when he is online is not able to retrieve the most current version of the file.
I have the following code
NETWORK:
*
which I thought would get the most current version of the code.
Specify the location your .appcache file under NETWORK: in addition to the wildcard.
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I have created a link of file stored elsewhere in public_html directory and want to access it through the web. But When I am opening the directory in web, it does not contain the link to original file but it does contain all the files stored in public_html. How will the browser show the link to the stored file or any other approach to access the stored file?
Assuming I understand you correctly, you need to configure your webserver to follow symlinks.