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Is there a way to scan a folder to find a string in HTML, CSS, PHP, etc?
Short answer: yes, you may easily do so if you're on Linux. You can use the commandline utility "grep". Here's a tutorial you may find helpful.
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I have to use bootstrap for front end development of my database, I am not sure how it will be used after download files and how the files will be updated according to my need?
I tried by downloading from bootstrap.com , but its not clear after downloading as I get html and css files. what will next steps?
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I fetch external untrusted html (export from etherpad) via python. How can I be sure, that there is no "bad code" included? I could of course just strip all for example, but is that already all of it? Is there a library that does the work reliable?
I solved it by using python module bleach
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I'd like to modify the UI in Beaker Notebook. What customization or init files are available for this?
~/.beaker/v1/config/beaker.pref.json is read at startup and can modify the UI in many ways. See its documentation, including how to manipulate the menus.
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I'm totally baffled as to how this is possible. What could cause this?
Apparently Vi detects the file format, and keeps files in that format automatically. Someone else on my team introduced the ^M's to the file.
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What will be best practice for this?
I'd say it depends a lot on what you are going to use it for, how often it's going to be changed, etc. For the most part I keep configuration parameters that are unlikely to change in a file (ie: db connection parameters themselves)