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50541490_c0
50541490
elixir
0
Title: Phoenix application on a fleet of machines Problem title: Phoenix application on a fleet of machines Tags: gen-server, elixir, phoenix-channels, deployment, phoenix-framework Problem: Phoenix application on a fleet of machines I'm developing a real-time Phoenix App using it's Channel and Socket modules. The App ...
Phoenix application on a fleet of machines Phoenix application on a fleet of machines gen-server elixir phoenix-channels deployment phoenix-framework Phoenix Phoenix application on a fleet of machines I'm developing a real-time Phoenix App using it's Channel and Socket modules. The App consists of a few processes and G...
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73448967_c0
73448967
elixir
0
Title: Why is the repo instance passed in Repo.transcation/2 closure and Multi.run/3? Problem title: Why is the repo instance passed in Repo.transcation/2 closure and Multi.run/3? Tags: elixir, ecto Problem: Why is the repo instance passed in Repo.transcation/2 closure and Multi.run/3? Repo.transaction/2 can take a one...
Why is the repo instance passed in Repo.transcation/2 closure and Multi.run/3? Why is the repo instance passed in Repo.transcation/2 closure and Multi.run/3? elixir ecto Why Repo.transcation Multi.run Repo.transaction MyRepo.transaction repo.insert Post _repo MyRepo.insert Why is the repo instance passed in Repo.transc...
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46837109_c0
46837109
elixir
0
Title: Configure request timeout in Phoenix? Problem title: Configure request timeout in Phoenix? Tags: phoenix-framework, elixir Problem: Configure request timeout in Phoenix? I want requests to timeout after some time, say 20 seconds. If the application takes longer than 20 seconds to send a response, Phoenix should ...
Configure request timeout in Phoenix? Configure request timeout in Phoenix? phoenix-framework elixir Configure Phoenix SomeApp.Endpoint Configure request timeout in Phoenix? I want requests to timeout after some time, say 20 seconds. If the application takes longer than 20 seconds to send a response, Phoenix should can...
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23729306_c0
23729306
elixir
0
Title: Elixir `ListDict` is deprecated, so what should I to `get` a value from a list, while the key is a binary Problem title: Elixir `ListDict` is deprecated, so what should I to `get` a value from a list, while the key is a binary Tags: elixir Problem: Elixir `ListDict` is deprecated, so what should I to `get` a val...
Elixir `ListDict` is deprecated, so what should I to `get` a value from a list, while the key is a binary Elixir `ListDict` is deprecated, so what should I to `get` a value from a list, while the key is a binary elixir a Elixir ListDict v0.13.2 Dict Dict.get Keyword.get List.keyfind Elixir `ListDict` is deprecated, so ...
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40814922_c0
40814922
elixir
0
Title: Ecto validate_required on belongs_to when Struct or nil passed Problem title: Ecto validate_required on belongs_to when Struct or nil passed Tags: elixir, belongs-to, ecto Problem: Ecto validate_required on belongs_to when Struct or nil passed What is the right way to perform validation on Struct with associatio...
Ecto validate_required on belongs_to when Struct or nil passed Ecto validate_required on belongs_to when Struct or nil passed elixir belongs-to ecto UndefinedFunctionError Ecto validate_required belongs_to Struct update_change String.downcase unique_constraint models_name_make_id_index Model nil.id Ecto validate_requir...
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51717731_c0
51717731
elixir
0
Title: How to understand get value from map by its key in Elixir Problem title: How to understand get value from map by its key in Elixir Tags: elixir Problem: How to understand get value from map by its key in Elixir I am new to Elixir and have a question about the map keys. I have a map defined as below: a = %{"key" ...
How to understand get value from map by its key in Elixir How to understand get value from map by its key in Elixir elixir map How Elixir a.key fun1 data.key How to understand get value from map by its key in Elixir I am new to Elixir and have a question about the map keys. I have a map defined as below: I am able to a...
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36554314_c0
36554314
elixir
0
Title: (UndefinedFunctionError) undefined function change/2 in Model Problem title: (UndefinedFunctionError) undefined function change/2 in Model Tags: elixir, ecto, phoenix-framework Problem: (UndefinedFunctionError) undefined function change/2 in Model I run some code with iex -S mix This is ok: user = Repo.get User,...
(UndefinedFunctionError) undefined function change/2 in Model (UndefinedFunctionError) undefined function change/2 in Model elixir ecto phoenix-framework UndefinedFunctionError Ecto.Changeset Ecto Ecto.Query Model Repo.get User Ecto.Changeset.change User.change Rumbl.User.change Ecto.Schema (UndefinedFunctionError) und...
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36319893_c0
36319893
elixir
0
Title: Can the Ecto schema field name be different from the column name? Problem title: Can the Ecto schema field name be different from the column name? Tags: elixir, ecto Problem: Can the Ecto schema field name be different from the column name? I've got a legacy database that I'm trying access using Ecto . In it, th...
Can the Ecto schema field name be different from the column name? Can the Ecto schema field name be different from the column name? elixir ecto the Can Ecto order_status_id MyApp.Order order_status Can the Ecto schema field name be different from the column name? I've got a legacy database that I'm trying access using ...
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79292449_c0
79292449
elixir
0
Title: AIError: failed to build tensor image: Tensor error: Unknown internal error: failed to decode u8 Problem title: AIError: failed to build tensor image: Tensor error: Unknown internal error: failed to decode u8 Tags: elixir, cloudflare-workers, cloudflare Problem: AIError: failed to build tensor image: Tensor erro...
AIError: failed to build tensor image: Tensor error: Unknown internal error: failed to decode u8 AIError: failed to build tensor image: Tensor error: Unknown internal error: failed to decode u8 elixir cloudflare-workers cloudflare AIError Tensor Unknown AIError: failed to build tensor image: Tensor error: Unknown inter...
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54325740_c0
54325740
elixir
0
Title: How to deploy elixir app from Windows dev machine to Ubuntu server Problem title: How to deploy elixir app from Windows dev machine to Ubuntu server Tags: distillery, phoenix-framework, elixir, edeliver, deployment Problem: How to deploy elixir app from Windows dev machine to Ubuntu server I've developed an app ...
How to deploy elixir app from Windows dev machine to Ubuntu server How to deploy elixir app from Windows dev machine to Ubuntu server distillery phoenix-framework elixir edeliver deployment Windows How Ubuntu How to deploy elixir app from Windows dev machine to Ubuntu server I've developed an app on Windows machine and...
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54881853_c0
54881853
elixir
0
Title: Phoenix/Erlang node connection Problem title: Phoenix/Erlang node connection Tags: elixir, distributed-computing, erlang, concurrency, phoenix-framework Problem: Phoenix/Erlang node connection I have an Elixir Phoenix node started on one machine and an Erlang node on another. The Erlang node has a process named ...
Phoenix/Erlang node connection Phoenix/Erlang node connection elixir distributed-computing erlang concurrency phoenix-framework Phoenix Erlang Node.spawn_link node_name Error PID node1 SlrRecorderApiWeb.CameraController.add Phoenix/Erlang node connection I have an Elixir Phoenix node started on one machine and an Erlan...
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45999893_c0
45999893
elixir
0
Title: Elixir/Phoenix enum through tuple to replace paths Problem title: Elixir/Phoenix enum through tuple to replace paths Tags: elixir, tuples, enumeration, phoenix-framework Problem: Elixir/Phoenix enum through tuple to replace paths I'm parsing some HTML with Floki . And receive the following tuple: {"html", [{"lan...
Elixir/Phoenix enum through tuple to replace paths Elixir/Phoenix enum through tuple to replace paths elixir tuples enumeration phoenix-framework Elixir Phoenix App app.css main_container app.js live_reload Elixir/Phoenix enum through tuple to replace paths I'm parsing some HTML with Floki . And receive the following t...
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49545615_c0
49545615
elixir
0
Title: Using Kernel.apply to call private methods Problem title: Using Kernel.apply to call private methods Tags: elixir Problem: Using Kernel.apply to call private methods I'm trying to dynamically call private methods in a module. Kernel.apply is able to call public methods, but I get an undefined error when trying t...
Using Kernel.apply to call private methods Using Kernel.apply to call private methods elixir UndefinedFunctionError Using Kernel.apply Test IO.puts But Test.hello Test.worldp Did Using Kernel.apply to call private methods I'm trying to dynamically call private methods in a module. Kernel.apply is able to call public me...
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59123120_c1
59123120
elixir
1
Mix) Could not compile dependency :esqlite, “/home/kojiro/.mix/rebar3 bare compile --paths=”/home/kojiro/IElixir/_build/test/lib/*/ebin"" command failed. You can recompile this dependency with “mix deps.compile esqlite”, update it with “mix deps.update esqlite” or clean it with “mix deps.clean esqlite” first time, I th...
Mix) Could not compile dependency :esqlite, “/home/kojiro/.mix/rebar3 bare compile --paths=”/home/kojiro/IElixir/_build/test/lib/*/ebin"" command failed. You can recompile this dependency with “mix deps.compile esqlite”, update it with “mix deps.update esqlite” or clean it with “mix deps.clean esqlite” first time, I th...
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46732052_c0
46732052
elixir
0
Title: CircleCI is stuck at `mix test` Problem title: CircleCI is stuck at `mix test` Tags: circleci, elixir, phoenix-framework Problem: CircleCI is stuck at `mix test` I have a simple CircleCI config file for an Elixir umbrella project. When run, it gets stuck at the last step mix test and eventually times out. I have...
CircleCI is stuck at `mix test` CircleCI is stuck at `mix test` circleci elixir phoenix-framework CircleCI elixir:1.5.2 working_directory Install local.hex local.rebar deps.get Test Run CircleCI is stuck at `mix test` I have a simple CircleCI config file for an Elixir umbrella project. When run, it gets stuck at the la...
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47204350_c1
47204350
elixir
1
s init stop @set erts_vsn=%system_erts_vsn% @set erts_dir=%rootdir%\erts-%erts_vsn% @set rel_name="my_api" @set rel_vsn="1.0" @set consolidated_dir=%rootdir%\lib\%rel_name%-%rel_vsn%\consolidated @%erl% -boot_var ERTS_LIB_DIR "%erts_dir%\..\lib" ^ -hidden -noshell -boot start_clean ^ -pa "%consolidated_dir%" ^ -s "Elix...
s init stop @set erts_vsn=%system_erts_vsn% @set erts_dir=%rootdir%\erts-%erts_vsn% @set rel_name="my_api" @set rel_vsn="1.0" @set consolidated_dir=%rootdir%\lib\%rel_name%-%rel_vsn%\consolidated @%erl% -boot_var ERTS_LIB_DIR "%erts_dir%\..\lib" ^ -hidden -noshell -boot start_clean ^ -pa "%consolidated_dir%" ^ -s "Elix...
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32305183_c0
32305183
elixir
0
Title: Trying to install using mix, (Mix) Could not access url error Problem title: Trying to install using mix, (Mix) Could not access url error Tags: elixir, phoenix-framework Problem: Trying to install using mix, (Mix) Could not access url error I am trying to install elixir packages and whenever I use mix command, ...
Trying to install using mix, (Mix) Could not access url error Trying to install using mix, (Mix) Could not access url error elixir phoenix-framework mix Trying Could archive.install github.com v1.0.0 phoenix_new-1.0.0.ez failed_connect to_address Trying to install using mix, (Mix) Could not access url error I am trying...
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43015738_c0
43015738
elixir
0
Title: Elixir/Phoenix pass payload on joining channel Problem title: Elixir/Phoenix pass payload on joining channel Tags: elixir, phoenix-framework, phoenix-channels Problem: Elixir/Phoenix pass payload on joining channel Channels have the authorized? function, and I would like to pass the generated local token when jo...
Elixir/Phoenix pass payload on joining channel Elixir/Phoenix pass payload on joining channel elixir phoenix-framework phoenix-channels Elixir Phoenix localStorage.getItem channel.join IO.inspect Elixir/Phoenix pass payload on joining channel Channels have the authorized? function, and I would like to pass the generate...
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37873855_c2
37873855
elixir
2
_cast, GenServer, App.Notifications.Manager, IO.write, IO.inspect, GenServer.cast, __MODULE__, App.Repo.all, App.User, App.Notifications.EventManagerTest, App.ModelCase, IO.puts, App.Notifications.Manager.send, context.user, context.event, Ecto.Adapters.SQL.Sandbox.checkout, App.Repo, Ecto.Adapters.SQL.Sandbox.mode, PI...
_cast, GenServer, App.Notifications.Manager, IO.write, IO.inspect, GenServer.cast, __MODULE__, App.Repo.all, App.User, App.Notifications.EventManagerTest, App.ModelCase, IO.puts, App.Notifications.Manager.send, context.user, context.event, Ecto.Adapters.SQL.Sandbox.checkout, App.Repo, Ecto.Adapters.SQL.Sandbox.mode, PI...
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33172073_c0
33172073
elixir
0
Title: In Elixir, how can I traverse a list within another loop? Problem title: In Elixir, how can I traverse a list within another loop? Tags: elixir Problem: In Elixir, how can I traverse a list within another loop? Given two lists and a third list which has values that map to the permutations of the first two, I wou...
In Elixir, how can I traverse a list within another loop? In Elixir, how can I traverse a list within another loop? elixir Elixir Enum.at list3 list1 list2 Enum.each Would In Elixir, how can I traverse a list within another loop? Given two lists and a third list which has values that map to the permutations of the firs...
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46172976_c0
46172976
elixir
0
Title: Assigning Repo to module attribute? Problem title: Assigning Repo to module attribute? Tags: elixir, phoenix-framework Problem: Assigning Repo to module attribute? How can I use module attributes to set Repo on the fly? For example, I have staging and production envs: defmodule Test do @repo "staging" def repo d...
Assigning Repo to module attribute? Assigning Repo to module attribute? elixir phoenix-framework Assigning Repo Test MyApp.Schools.staging.Repo SRepo MyApp.Schools.prod.Repo Test.repo Elixir.MyApp.Schools.staging.Repo Assigning Repo to module attribute? How can I use module attributes to set Repo on the fly? For exampl...
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73598301_c0
73598301
elixir
0
Title: How do I store a record in two tables with ecto? Problem title: How do I store a record in two tables with ecto? Tags: elixir, ecto Problem: How do I store a record in two tables with ecto? Let's say I have a schema schema "posts" field ... field :post_id (UUID4) field :revision_id (UUID4) end On commit, I want ...
How do I store a record in two tables with ecto? How do I store a record in two tables with ecto? elixir ecto How post_id UUID4 revision_id Multi.new Multi.insert on_conflict Repo.transaction Post How do I store a record in two tables with ecto? Let's say I have a schema On commit, I want to insert two copies of this d...
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55344067_c0
55344067
elixir
0
Title: While macro bind_quoted breaks on first iteration Problem title: While macro bind_quoted breaks on first iteration Tags: elixir Problem: While macro bind_quoted breaks on first iteration Maybe I am misunderstanding the use of bind_quoted but take this simple while loop macro: defmodule Loop do defmacro while(exp...
While macro bind_quoted breaks on first iteration While macro bind_quoted breaks on first iteration elixir Loop While bind_quoted Stream.cycle Interactive Elixir Ctrl ENTER loop.ex IO.puts While macro bind_quoted breaks on first iteration Maybe I am misunderstanding the use of bind_quoted but take this simple while loo...
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38568954_c1
38568954
elixir
1
no_node} (service_monitor) lib/service_monitor/registry.ex:121: anonymous fn/3 in ServiceMonitor.Registry.remove_available_if_not_registered/3 (elixir) lib/task/supervised.ex:89: Task.Supervised.do_apply/2 (elixir) lib/task/supervised.ex:40: Task.Supervised.reply/5 (stdlib) proc_lib.erl:240: :proc_lib.init_p_do_apply/3...
no_node} (service_monitor) lib/service_monitor/registry.ex:121: anonymous fn/3 in ServiceMonitor.Registry.remove_available_if_not_registered/3 (elixir) lib/task/supervised.ex:89: Task.Supervised.do_apply/2 (elixir) lib/task/supervised.ex:40: Task.Supervised.reply/5 (stdlib) proc_lib.erl:240: :proc_lib.init_p_do_apply/3...
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40999346_c1
40999346
elixir
1
:email, :string add :password_hash, :string timestamps end execute "select setval(pg_get_serial_sequence('companies', 'number'), 999999)" create unique_index(:companies, [:name, :email]) create table(:contacts) do add :firstname, :string add :lastname, :string add :title, :string add :email, :string add :password_hash...
:email, :string add :password_hash, :string timestamps end execute "select setval(pg_get_serial_sequence('companies', 'number'), 999999)" create unique_index(:companies, [:name, :email]) create table(:contacts) do add :firstname, :string add :lastname, :string add :title, :string add :email, :string add :password_hash...
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39155592_c1
39155592
elixir
1
"User:96900", "typ" => "token"}, exp: 1474754356, inserted_at: #Ecto.DateTime<2016-08-25 21:59:16>, iss: "PhoenixExample", jti: "8947def5-ec3e-46e1-866d-2a1e9e16fd1f", jwt: "eyJhbGciOiJIUzUxMiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJhdWQiOiJVc2VyOjk2OTAwIiwiZXhwIjoxNDc0NzU0MzU2LCJpYXQiOjE0NzIxNjIzNTYsImlzcyI6IkNhbGx5YWNvcmUiLCJqdGkiOiI4...
po.Schema.do_delete guardian_db.ex:98 GuardianDb.on_revoke guardian.ex:131 session_controller.ex:30 PhoenixExample.SessionController.delete session_controller.ex:1 PhoenixExample.SessionController.action PhoenixExample.SessionController.phoenix_controller_pipeline endpoint.ex:1 PhoenixExample.Endpoint.instrument router...
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53836086
elixir
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Title: How to match against ecto scheme integer types that act like enums Problem title: How to match against ecto scheme integer types that act like enums Tags: phoenix-framework, elixir Problem: How to match against ecto scheme integer types that act like enums Without using the Ecto enum library, what are other ways...
How to match against ecto scheme integer types that act like enums How to match against ecto scheme integer types that act like enums phoenix-framework elixir How account_status VALID PENDING_CONFIRMATION CANCELLED is_valid account.account_status Account How to match against ecto scheme integer types that act like enum...
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41818242_c0
41818242
elixir
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Title: Building Dynamic fragments in Ecto Problem title: Building Dynamic fragments in Ecto Tags: ecto, elixir Problem: Building Dynamic fragments in Ecto I have this Ecto query: def sum(query) do from aggregate in query, select: %{ ones: fragment("coalesce(sum(ones), 0)"), twos: fragment("coalesce(sum(twos), 0)"), thr...
Building Dynamic fragments in Ecto Building Dynamic fragments in Ecto ecto elixir aggregate Building Dynamic Ecto n_size comment_count Building Dynamic fragments in Ecto I have this Ecto query: I am concerned about the duplication of the fragment , coalesce and sum on each line here. Is there a way that I can move that...
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37564255_c1
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44033438_c0
44033438
elixir
0
Title: How does Plug.Exception work? Problem title: How does Plug.Exception work? Tags: elixir, phoenix-framework, plug Problem: How does Plug.Exception work? I’m having some trouble getting a simple example to work. I’m not using Phoenix FWIW, just plug defmodule Unauthorized do defexception message: "not authorized",...
How does Plug.Exception work? How does Plug.Exception work? elixir phoenix-framework plug Plug.Exception How Unauthorized plug_status Foo Plug.Router send_resp GET How does Plug.Exception work? I’m having some trouble getting a simple example to work. I’m not using Phoenix FWIW, just plug This is kind of a silly exampl...
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36398151
elixir
0
Title: Unmatched returns of Logger Problem title: Unmatched returns of Logger Tags: static-analysis, logging, elixir Problem: Unmatched returns of Logger The static analyser dialyzer (I use it via dialyxir ) reports all usages of Logger ( Logger.info "blah" ) as an unmatched return: Expression produces a value of type ...
Unmatched returns of Logger Unmatched returns of Logger static-analysis logging elixir Unmatched Logger Logger.info Expression Wno_unmatched_returns Unmatched returns of Logger The static analyser dialyzer (I use it via dialyxir ) reports all usages of Logger ( Logger.info "blah" ) as an unmatched return: I could write...
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43186453_c0
43186453
elixir
0
Title: Access result of Elixir Plug.Parsers.JSON Problem title: Access result of Elixir Plug.Parsers.JSON Tags: elixir, http, plug, json Problem: Access result of Elixir Plug.Parsers.JSON I am writing a small http server using Elixir Plug and having some trouble understanding how its parser works. I cannot figure out h...
Access result of Elixir Plug.Parsers.JSON Access result of Elixir Plug.Parsers.JSON elixir http plug json Access Elixir Plug.Parsers.JSON Plug.Parsers json_decoder Poison VoucherSite.Admin.AdminRouter Access result of Elixir Plug.Parsers.JSON I am writing a small http server using Elixir Plug and having some trouble un...
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67178875_c0
67178875
elixir
0
Title: Conditional Loop in Elixir Problem title: Conditional Loop in Elixir Tags: loops, foreach, elixir, dictionary Problem: Conditional Loop in Elixir I've started studying Elixir, but I'm struggling with the functional paradigm shift from OOP. So the exercise I'm doing asks me to return the correct string format, co...
Conditional Loop in Elixir Conditional Loop in Elixir loops foreach elixir dictionary Conditional Loop Elixir RnaTranscription.to_rna ACTG UGAC RnaTranscription to_rna String.split Enum.map Conditional Loop in Elixir I've started studying Elixir, but I'm struggling with the functional paradigm shift from OOP. So the ex...
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70407772_c0
70407772
elixir
0
Title: lint-staged for elixir/phoenix projects Problem title: lint-staged for elixir/phoenix projects Tags: githooks, elixir, lint-staged Problem: lint-staged for elixir/phoenix projects How would one lint files staged to commit, not all files in the project, using mix credo , mix format , etc? In the JavaScript ecosys...
lint-staged for elixir/phoenix projects lint-staged for elixir/phoenix projects githooks elixir lint-staged git_hooks auto_install mix_path pre_commit mix_task lint-staged for elixir/phoenix projects How would one lint files staged to commit, not all files in the project, using mix credo , mix format , etc? In the Java...
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33348545_c0
33348545
elixir
0
Title: How to concat upcoming string and until new line occurs? Problem title: How to concat upcoming string and until new line occurs? Tags: pattern-matching, elixir Problem: How to concat upcoming string and until new line occurs? I'm using elixir_serial that returns from my device chopped bitstream, how can I concat...
How to concat upcoming string and until new line occurs? How to concat upcoming string and until new line occurs? pattern-matching elixir How Serial.start_link Serial.open cu.usbserial-A5026NYN Serial.set_speed Serial.connect Logger.debug key_parts handle_info elixir_serial How to concat upcoming string and until new l...
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40956009_c0
40956009
elixir
0
Title: How can I update color of button in real time? Problem title: How can I update color of button in real time? Tags: phoenix-channels, gen-server, phoenix-framework, elixir Problem: How can I update color of button in real time? I have an index page, when a user logs in, it shows all tables (button of tables) in t...
How can I update color of button in real time? How can I update color of button in real time? phoenix-channels gen-server phoenix-framework elixir How How can I update color of button in real time? I have an index page, when a user logs in, it shows all tables (button of tables) in the database.Table can have an order....
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51301774_c0
51301774
elixir
0
Title: How to set Elixir, Erlang in VSCode Problem title: How to set Elixir, Erlang in VSCode Tags: visual-studio-code, erlang, elixir Problem: How to set Elixir, Erlang in VSCode I'm unable to run ElixirLS plugin and the developer states there is an issue with the path settings of Elixir and erlang. How to configure t...
How to set Elixir, Erlang in VSCode How to set Elixir, Erlang in VSCode visual-studio-code erlang elixir How Elixir Erlang VSCode PATH How to set Elixir, Erlang in VSCode I'm unable to run ElixirLS plugin and the developer states there is an issue with the path settings of Elixir and erlang. How to configure the VSCode...
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48332474_c0
48332474
elixir
0
Title: Phoenix status_message_from_template/1 is undefined Problem title: Phoenix status_message_from_template/1 is undefined Tags: elixir, phoenix-framework Problem: Phoenix status_message_from_template/1 is undefined Phoenix 1.3, have normal error_view that was generated by phoenix. ... def template_not_found(templat...
Phoenix status_message_from_template/1 is undefined Phoenix status_message_from_template/1 is undefined elixir phoenix-framework UndefinedFunctionError Phoenix status_message_from_template error_view template_not_found _assigns Phoenix.Controller.status_message_from_template hub_web error_view.ex:14 HubWeb.ErrorView.te...
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65385689_c0
65385689
elixir
0
Title: Elixir: Update list of maps Problem title: Elixir: Update list of maps Tags: elixir Problem: Elixir: Update list of maps Let's assume that we have the following: list = [ %{"id" => 1, "name" => "Alice"}, %{"id" => 2, "name" => "Bob"}, %{"id" => 3, "name" => "Charlie"} ] In order to add key type with a value pers...
Elixir: Update list of maps Elixir: Update list of maps elixir Elixir Update Alice Bob Charlie Enum.map Map.put Elixir: Update list of maps Let's assume that we have the following: In order to add key type with a value person to each element we could do: list |> Enum.map(fn x -> Map.put(x, "type", "person") end) which ...
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53802091
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Title: Elixir UUID. How to handle 500 error when UUID doesn&#x27;t match Problem title: Elixir UUID. How to handle 500 error when UUID doesn&#x27;t match Tags: phoenix-framework, postgresql, uuid, elixir Problem: Elixir UUID. How to handle 500 error when UUID doesn't match def show(conn, %{"id" => id}) do with {:ok, us...
Elixir UUID. How to handle 500 error when UUID doesn&#x27;t match Elixir UUID. How to handle 500 error when UUID doesn&#x27;t match phoenix-framework postgresql uuid elixir Ecto.Query.CastError Elixir UUID How UserAction.get_user put_status show.json not_found User Ecto binary_id get_user u.id Repo.all Elixir UUID. How...
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50002019_c0
50002019
elixir
0
Title: Elixir/Phoenix/Guardian - Assigning current_user in conn doesn&#x27;t work for testing Problem title: Elixir/Phoenix/Guardian - Assigning current_user in conn doesn&#x27;t work for testing Tags: phoenix-framework, guardian, elixir Problem: Elixir/Phoenix/Guardian - Assigning current_user in conn doesn't work for...
Elixir/Phoenix/Guardian - Assigning current_user in conn doesn&#x27;t work for testing Elixir/Phoenix/Guardian - Assigning current_user in conn doesn&#x27;t work for testing phoenix-framework guardian elixir Elixir Phoenix Guardian Assigning current_user User GET post_path Elixir/Phoenix/Guardian - Assigning current_us...
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48453647_c0
48453647
elixir
0
Title: How can I put Elixir&#x27;s umbrella app names into the logger metadata? Problem title: How can I put Elixir&#x27;s umbrella app names into the logger metadata? Tags: logging, phoenix-framework, elixir Problem: How can I put Elixir's umbrella app names into the logger metadata? Umbrella apps are an interesting f...
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41069464_c0
41069464
elixir
0
Title: For comprehensions in Elixir when n = 0 Problem title: For comprehensions in Elixir when n = 0 Tags: elixir Problem: For comprehensions in Elixir when n = 0 I want to use a for comprehension in Elixir for looping n times and accumulating some result for each time. An example: for i <- 0..n, y <- 1..3, do: y This...
For comprehensions in Elixir when n = 0 For comprehensions in Elixir when n = 0 elixir Elixir For comprehensions in Elixir when n = 0 I want to use a for comprehension in Elixir for looping n times and accumulating some result for each time. An example: This will loop 1 time when n is 0. I tried several other ways to g...
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42418577_c0
42418577
elixir
0
Title: How to take an element of a stream (Elixir) and keep the state of the stream? Problem title: How to take an element of a stream (Elixir) and keep the state of the stream? Tags: elixir, stream Problem: How to take an element of a stream (Elixir) and keep the state of the stream? I love Elixir streams. In particul...
How to take an element of a stream (Elixir) and keep the state of the stream? How to take an element of a stream (Elixir) and keep the state of the stream? elixir stream How Elixir Enum.take Enum.take_while How to take an element of a stream (Elixir) and keep the state of the stream? I love Elixir streams. In particula...
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44987417_c1
44987417
elixir
1
searchEventos: searchEventos) end The code is the same except for the ending _pt/es/de/fr in the search function. Is there a way to simplify this greatly? Is there a way to generate this code as we do in Phoenix Templates using: <%= for i <- ["pt", "es", "de", "fr"] do %> i -> searchEmpresas = Skeleton.Customers.Empre...
searchEventos: searchEventos) end The code is the same except for the ending _pt/es/de/fr in the search function. Is there a way to simplify this greatly? Is there a way to generate this code as we do in Phoenix Templates using: <%= for i <- ["pt", "es", "de", "fr"] do %> i -> searchEmpresas = Skeleton.Customers.Empre...
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41725627_c0
41725627
elixir
0
Title: Ngrok: Expose Database in Docker Container Problem title: Ngrok: Expose Database in Docker Container Tags: elixir, ngrok, docker Problem: Ngrok: Expose Database in Docker Container I have a web application built with Elixir that uses a Postgres database in a docker container ( https://hub.docker.com/_/postgres/ ...
Ngrok: Expose Database in Docker Container Ngrok: Expose Database in Docker Container elixir ngrok docker Ngrok Expose Database Docker Container dev.exs TCP_URL_GIVEN_BY_NGRROK POSTRGRES_PASSWORD Ngrok: Expose Database in Docker Container I have a web application built with Elixir that uses a Postgres database in a doc...
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30628690_c0
30628690
elixir
0
Title: Horribly redundant Phoenix controller Problem title: Horribly redundant Phoenix controller Tags: ecto, elixir, phoenix-framework Problem: Horribly redundant Phoenix controller I'm doing my first Phoenix application, and trying to do new/2 controller. The code I wrote is def new(conn, %{"fbid" => fbid, "latitude"...
Horribly redundant Phoenix controller Horribly redundant Phoenix controller ecto elixir phoenix-framework Horribly Phoenix Integer.parse Float.parse Chat Repo.insert List.wrap Poison.encode Horribly redundant Phoenix controller I'm doing my first Phoenix application, and trying to do new/2 controller. The code I wrote ...
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46128447_c0
46128447
elixir
0
Title: Elixir Phoenix Restful to websocket API Problem title: Elixir Phoenix Restful to websocket API Tags: phoenix-channels, phoenix-framework, elixir Problem: Elixir Phoenix Restful to websocket API RESTful to websocket API question: I want to enable a RESTful api that interfaces with websockets. I have some hardware...
Elixir Phoenix Restful to websocket API Elixir Phoenix Restful to websocket API phoenix-channels phoenix-framework elixir Elixir Phoenix Restful API Elixir Phoenix Restful to websocket API RESTful to websocket API question: I want to enable a RESTful api that interfaces with websockets. I have some hardware that mainta...
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32589216_c0
32589216
elixir
0
Title: Task.async in Elixir Stream Problem title: Task.async in Elixir Stream Tags: parallel-processing, elixir Problem: Task.async in Elixir Stream I want to do a parallel map over a big list. The code looks somewhat like this: big_list |> Stream.map(&Task.async(Module, :do_something, [&1])) |> Stream.map(&Task.await(...
Task.async in Elixir Stream Task.async in Elixir Stream parallel-processing elixir Task.async Elixir Stream big_list Stream.map Module do_something Task.await Enum.filter filter_fun Enum.map Task.async in Elixir Stream I want to do a parallel map over a big list. The code looks somewhat like this: But I was checking St...
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50979215_c0
50979215
elixir
0
Title: Ecto on Postgres: Generate `in (...)` query Problem title: Ecto on Postgres: Generate `in (...)` query Tags: ecto, elixir, postgresql Problem: Ecto on Postgres: Generate `in (...)` query I have an Ecto query that finds rows with a column in a set of values. Something like this (using a fictitious blog domain): P...
Ecto on Postgres: Generate `in (...)` query Ecto on Postgres: Generate `in (...)` query ecto elixir postgresql Ecto Postgres Generate Post p0.state ANY Ecto on Postgres: Generate `in (...)` query I have an Ecto query that finds rows with a column in a set of values. Something like this (using a fictitious blog domain):...
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61310178_c0
61310178
elixir
0
Title: Conditionally appending to a list in Elixir? Problem title: Conditionally appending to a list in Elixir? Tags: append, list, elixir Problem: Conditionally appending to a list in Elixir? I'm working on Elixir code after a few months on Python, and my memory of idiomatic Elixir is fuzzy. This code works: # Define ...
Conditionally appending to a list in Elixir? Conditionally appending to a list in Elixir? append list elixir Conditionally Elixir Define Start Ecto Ssauction.Repo SsauctionWeb.Endpoint Absinthe.Subscription System.get_env PERIODIC_CHECK Enum.concat Ssauction.PeriodicCheck Conditionally appending to a list in Elixir? I'...
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42634753_c0
42634753
elixir
0
Title: There is no global variables in elixir. How to take variable from one function and use it in another? Problem title: There is no global variables in elixir. How to take variable from one function and use it in another? Tags: scope, global-variables, elixir Problem: There is no global variables in elixir. How to ...
There is no global variables in elixir. How to take variable from one function and use it in another? There is no global variables in elixir. How to take variable from one function and use it in another? scope global-variables elixir one There How SnakesAndLadders IO.inspect There is no global variables in elixir. How ...
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68838300_c0
68838300
elixir
0
Title: Is erlang&#x27;s `binary_to_term` always able to read ANY of previous versions of binary `term_to_binary` produced? Problem title: Is erlang&#x27;s `binary_to_term` always able to read ANY of previous versions of binary `term_to_binary` produced? Tags: erlang, elixir Problem: Is erlang's `binary_to_term` always ...
Is erlang&#x27;s `binary_to_term` always able to read ANY of previous versions of binary `term_to_binary` produced? Is erlang&#x27;s `binary_to_term` always able to read ANY of previous versions of binary `term_to_binary` produced? erlang elixir binary_to_term ANY term_to_binary Is erlang's `binary_to_term` always able...
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49831974_c0
49831974
elixir
0
Title: Elixir: passing a function from a module to map function Problem title: Elixir: passing a function from a module to map function Tags: elixir Problem: Elixir: passing a function from a module to map function I wrote a simple map function (for learning purposes; I know about Enum.map): defmodule MyList do def add...
Elixir: passing a function from a module to map function Elixir: passing a function from a module to map function elixir UndefinedFunctionError a Elixir MyList add_1 _mapFn MyList.map MyList.add_1 Did Elixir: passing a function from a module to map function I wrote a simple map function (for learning purposes; I know a...
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31319410_c0
31319410
elixir
0
Title: httpc get request fails with 404 when auth headers are included Problem title: httpc get request fails with 404 when auth headers are included Tags: elixir, erlang Problem: httpc get request fails with 404 when auth headers are included I'm using Erlang's httpc to make a get request with parameters and with a ba...
httpc get request fails with 404 when auth headers are included httpc get request fails with 404 when auth headers are included elixir erlang String.to_char_list endpoint.com httpc.request httpc get request fails with 404 when auth headers are included I'm using Erlang's httpc to make a get request with parameters and ...
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40820372_c1
40820372
elixir
1
, size, {pages, size}} end def start_link do :gen_server.start_link({:local,:cache}, __MODULE__, {HashDict.new, 0}, []) end def put(url, page) do :gen_server.cast(:cache, {:put, url, page}) end def get(url) do :gen_server.call(:cache, {:get, url}) end def size do :gen_server.call(:cache, {:size}) end end defmodule Cach...
, size, {pages, size}} end def start_link do :gen_server.start_link({:local,:cache}, __MODULE__, {HashDict.new, 0}, []) end def put(url, page) do :gen_server.cast(:cache, {:put, url, page}) end def get(url) do :gen_server.call(:cache, {:get, url}) end def size do :gen_server.call(:cache, {:size}) end end defmodule Cach...
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39919071_c0
39919071
elixir
0
Title: How to add a trusted certificate to HTTPPoison/hackney? Problem title: How to add a trusted certificate to HTTPPoison/hackney? Tags: httpoison, ssl, elixir, erlang Problem: How to add a trusted certificate to HTTPPoison/hackney? When I try: HTTPoison.get! "https://facebook.com" I get: ** (HTTPoison.Error) {:tls_...
How to add a trusted certificate to HTTPPoison/hackney? How to add a trusted certificate to HTTPPoison/hackney? httpoison ssl elixir erlang HTTPoison.Error How HTTPPoison HTTPoison.get facebook.com tls_alert SSL ssl_handshake.erl:1606:Fatal httpoison.ex:66 HTTPoison.request How to add a trusted certificate to HTTPPoiso...
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46029869_c0
46029869
elixir
0
Title: Use System.cmd to run Applescript Problem title: Use System.cmd to run Applescript Tags: phoenix-framework, elixir, shell Problem: Use System.cmd to run Applescript I've got this function: def run(id) do {_, status} = System.cmd "osascript", ["#{File.cwd!}/lib/script/test.applescript"], arg0: id {:ok, status} en...
Use System.cmd to run Applescript Use System.cmd to run Applescript phoenix-framework elixir shell Use System.cmd Applescript File.cwd test.applescript arg0 Use System.cmd to run Applescript I've got this function: I need to pass id to osascript . The shell equivalent would be: osascript ~/lib/script/test.applescript 1...
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54621980_c2
54621980
elixir
2
45", instance_id: "i-0df401bc2d3b16d37", instance_state: "running", instance_type: "m4.large", ip_address: "13.56.179.46", key_name: "salt_provisioning", launch_time: {:ok, #DateTime<2018-06-13 16:34:04.000Z>, 0}, monitoring: "disabled", private_ip_address: "10.81.1.244", vpc_id: "vpc-07a5e160" } ] How can I get just t...
45", instance_id: "i-0df401bc2d3b16d37", instance_state: "running", instance_type: "m4.large", ip_address: "13.56.179.46", key_name: "salt_provisioning", launch_time: {:ok, #DateTime<2018-06-13 16:34:04.000Z>, 0}, monitoring: "disabled", private_ip_address: "10.81.1.244", vpc_id: "vpc-07a5e160" } ] How can I get just t...
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53488491_c0
53488491
elixir
0
Title: Get data from a JSON Array Problem title: Get data from a JSON Array Tags: json, elixir-poison, elixir Problem: Get data from a JSON Array I have a JSON array: response = [ %{ "created_at" => 1542757526, "email" => "bcs@yahoo.com", "first_name" => "rana", "id" => "YW1pcnBheWFyeUB5YWhvby5jb20=", "last_clicked" =>...
Get data from a JSON Array Get data from a JSON Array json elixir-poison elixir a Get JSON Array created_at yahoo.com first_name YW1pcnBheWFyeUB5YWhvby5jb20 last_clicked last_emailed last_name last_opened updated_at gmail.com cmFtaXIyNDI2QGdtYWlsLmNvbQ Get data from a JSON Array I have a JSON array: I'm trying to get t...
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39754803_c0
39754803
elixir
0
Title: Killing GenServer from inside Problem title: Killing GenServer from inside Tags: elixir Problem: Killing GenServer from inside Consider such simple GenServer module: defmodule Crap do use GenServer ... #All the needed crap def handle_info(:kill_me_pls, state) do GenServer.stop(self) {:noreply, state} end def ter...
Killing GenServer from inside Killing GenServer from inside elixir inside Killing GenServer Crap All handle_info kill_me_pls GenServer.stop IO.inspect Look Crap.start_link send_message_to_that_pid Process.alive Killing GenServer from inside Consider such simple GenServer module: And consider putting these expressions i...
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38991964_c1
38991964
elixir
1
in Poison.Decode.transform/4 (stdlib) lists.erl:1262: :lists.foldl/3 lib/poison/decoder.ex:24: Poison.Decode.transform/4 Last message: {:getpeople, 1} State: {[], #PID<0.144.0>} My function is as below : def decode_response({:ok, body}) do Poison.decode!(body, as: [%Personne{}]) end I then think for param equal to 1, ...
in Poison.Decode.transform/4 (stdlib) lists.erl:1262: :lists.foldl/3 lib/poison/decoder.ex:24: Poison.Decode.transform/4 Last message: {:getpeople, 1} State: {[], #PID<0.144.0>} My function is as below : def decode_response({:ok, body}) do Poison.decode!(body, as: [%Personne{}]) end I then think for param equal to 1, ...
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40944247_c0
40944247
elixir
0
Title: Phoenix: Interpolate function in string in template Problem title: Phoenix: Interpolate function in string in template Tags: elixir, phoenix-framework Problem: Phoenix: Interpolate function in string in template I have a link I want to show in a set of breadcrumbs (using Slime for markup). = link(@project.name, ...
Phoenix: Interpolate function in string in template Phoenix: Interpolate function in string in template elixir phoenix-framework Phoenix Interpolate project.name project_path Projects Phoenix: Interpolate function in string in template I have a link I want to show in a set of breadcrumbs (using Slime for markup). This ...
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69743655_c0
69743655
elixir
0
Title: how to query for month and weekday? Problem title: how to query for month and weekday? Tags: elixir, ecto Problem: how to query for month and weekday? I have a query where I'm doing something like this query = from( u in User, where: u.user_id == ^user_id, group_by: [ fragment("date_part(?,?)::int", "month", u.i...
how to query for month and weekday? how to query for month and weekday? elixir ecto User u.user_id user_id group_by date_part u.inserted_at date_trunc current_timestamp how to query for month and weekday? I have a query where I'm doing something like this I'm trying to get a result where I want to know how many users a...
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25063132_c0
25063132
elixir
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Title: Elixir: How to handle an &quot;environment&quot; Problem title: Elixir: How to handle an &quot;environment&quot; Tags: elixir Problem: Elixir: How to handle an "environment" I've got a fairly big "pipeline" of functions processing a stream of inputs. Before the pipeline starts an "environment" map is created tha...
Elixir: How to handle an &quot;environment&quot; Elixir: How to handle an &quot;environment&quot; elixir Elixir How Elixir: How to handle an "environment" I've got a fairly big "pipeline" of functions processing a stream of inputs. Before the pipeline starts an "environment" map is created that will provide additional ...
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Title: Elixir quote/unquote and macros behaviour Problem title: Elixir quote/unquote and macros behaviour Tags: macros, elixir Problem: Elixir quote/unquote and macros behaviour I have two versions of __using__ , however, first version has different behaviour from one I've expected. This code does not work properly (ac...
Elixir quote/unquote and macros behaviour Elixir quote/unquote and macros behaviour macros elixir MyModuleOne MyModuleTwo Elixir __using__ SomeModule Keyword.has_key my_key Elixir quote/unquote and macros behaviour I have two versions of __using__ , however, first version has different behaviour from one I've expected....
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Title: How can I calculate a file checksum in Elixir? Problem title: How can I calculate a file checksum in Elixir? Tags: checksum, elixir, md5, erlang, functional-programming Problem: How can I calculate a file checksum in Elixir? I need to calculate the md5 sum of a file in Elixir, how can this be achieved? I would e...
How can I calculate a file checksum in Elixir? How can I calculate a file checksum in Elixir? checksum elixir md5 erlang functional-programming ArgumentError How Elixir File.open PID crypto.hash md5 erlang.iolist_to_binary crypto.erl:225 Mix.Utils.read_path sha512 checksum_value How can I calculate a file checksum in E...
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0.3.0 -> 0.2.0 ==> Release failed with multiple errors: Multiply defined module: 'Elixir.Telemetry' I operate this app for several months and I have successfully upgraded it several times. This time, I want to bump the version of Phoenix from 1.4.0 to 1.4.3. I have read this entry on Elixir Forum: https://elixirforum....
0.3.0 -> 0.2.0 ==> Release failed with multiple errors: Multiply defined module: 'Elixir.Telemetry' I operate this app for several months and I have successfully upgraded it several times. This time, I want to bump the version of Phoenix from 1.4.0 to 1.4.3. I have read this entry on Elixir Forum: https://elixirforum....
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49466925
elixir
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Title: Preceding question mark in Regex? Problem title: Preceding question mark in Regex? Tags: elixir, regex Problem: Preceding question mark in Regex? I am working on some Elixir coding challenge that requires Regex solution and encountered this following code: defmodule Solution do def remove(some_string) String.rep...
Preceding question mark in Regex? Preceding question mark in Regex? elixir regex Preceding Regex Solution some_string String.replace Solution.remove Preceding question mark in Regex? I am working on some Elixir coding challenge that requires Regex solution and encountered this following code: It removes exclamation mar...
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elixir
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Title: Is there a way to use Ecto with cloud based SQL? Problem title: Is there a way to use Ecto with cloud based SQL? Tags: ecto, elixir, sql-server Problem: Is there a way to use Ecto with cloud based SQL? Currently I am making an app where I want to have all the dependancies as orderly as possible. With my app runn...
Is there a way to use Ecto with cloud based SQL? Is there a way to use Ecto with cloud based SQL? ecto elixir sql-server Ecto SQL Ecto.Adapters.Postgres Ecto.Adapters.SQL Is there a way to use Ecto with cloud based SQL? Currently I am making an app where I want to have all the dependancies as orderly as possible. With ...
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Title: How to fix &quot;** (Mix) The task &quot;compile.all&quot; could not be found&quot; when I run `mix test` Problem title: How to fix &quot;** (Mix) The task &quot;compile.all&quot; could not be found&quot; when I run `mix test` Tags: elixir-mix, elixir Problem: How to fix "** (Mix) The task "compile.all" could no...
How to fix &quot;** (Mix) The task &quot;compile.all&quot; could not be found&quot; when I run `mix test` How to fix &quot;** (Mix) The task &quot;compile.all&quot; could not be found&quot; when I run `mix test` elixir-mix elixir How Mix compile.all deps.get deps.compile How to fix "** (Mix) The task "compile.all" coul...
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9) $ mix --version Erlang/OTP 19 [erts-8.2.1] [source] [64-bit] [smp:4:4] [async-threads:10] [kernel-poll:false] Mix 1.6.0 (compiled with OTP 19) Code signals: is, MORE, -, 2359834, 1573910, 1574008, 1573972, 1573927, 1573941, 1573954, 1442933, 10104505, 10103143, 9971750, Duplicate, ERROR, Directory, _build, INFO, git...
duplicate directory error whenever I try to serve the rails site locally. Overall, I am still able to serve the rails project and use the site. But the errors are an eyesore, and I don't think it's healthy to ignore them. Error Message The first directory (cadet) is the elixir project which I had served locally, but n...
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Repo.one(from c in DB.Client, where: c.client_id == type(^client_id, :string) ) The values that I'm using for client_id Code signals: Ecto.Query.CastError, Ecto, c0, c, Weird, Elixir, GenServer, MyApp.Receiver.Handlers, queryable.ex:382, MyApp.DB.Client, c0.client_id, enum.ex:1940, Enum, enum.ex:1431, map_reduce, quer...
Repo.one(from c in DB.Client, where: c.client_id == type(^client_id, :string) ) The values that I'm using for client_id Code signals: Ecto.Query.CastError, Ecto, c0, c, Weird, Elixir, GenServer, MyApp.Receiver.Handlers, queryable.ex:382, MyApp.DB.Client, c0.client_id, enum.ex:1940, Enum, enum.ex:1431, map_reduce, quer...
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Title: Timex.to_naive_datetime subtracts an hour Problem title: Timex.to_naive_datetime subtracts an hour Tags: elixir, datetime Problem: Timex.to_naive_datetime subtracts an hour Calling Timex.to_naive_datetime to convert to a naive datetime without the timezone subtracts an hour from the input datetime I have tried o...
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.html", changeset: changeset) end end And the User model: defmodule Rumbl.Accounts.User do use Ecto.Schema import Ecto.Changeset schema "users" do field :name, :string field :username, :string timestamps() end def changeset(user, attrs) do user |> cast(attrs, [:name, :username]) |> validate_required([:name, :username])...
.html", changeset: changeset) end end And the User model: defmodule Rumbl.Accounts.User do use Ecto.Schema import Ecto.Changeset schema "users" do field :name, :string field :username, :string timestamps() end def changeset(user, attrs) do user |> cast(attrs, [:name, :username]) |> validate_required([:name, :username])...
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0x7f0924c84e38, 0x1, ...) /usr/local/Cellar/go/1.2.2/libexec/src/pkg/log/log.go:200 +0xbd main.fatal_if(0x4c2680, 0xc210039ab0) /Users/alco/extra/goworkspace/src/goon/util.go:38 +0x17e main.inLoop2(0x7f0924e0c388, 0xc2100396f0, 0xc2100213c0, 0x7f0924e0c310, 0xc210000000, ...) /Users/alco/extra/goworkspace/src/goon/io....
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34506006_c0
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Title: What does this elixir compiler error mean when running this exercism exercise? Problem title: What does this elixir compiler error mean when running this exercism exercise? Tags: elixir Problem: What does this elixir compiler error mean when running this exercism exercise? New to elixir and I tried running the "...
What does this elixir compiler error mean when running this exercism exercise? What does this elixir compiler error mean when running this exercism exercise? elixir What What does this elixir compiler error mean when running this exercism exercise? New to elixir and I tried running the "bob" exercise from exercism and ...
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54130926_c0
54130926
elixir
0
Title: Delete orphaned records with Ecto Problem title: Delete orphaned records with Ecto Tags: ecto, postgresql, phoenix-framework, elixir Problem: Delete orphaned records with Ecto I have 3 models: user.ex schema "users" do ... many_to_many(:acts, Act, join_through: UserAct) end act.ex schema "acts" do ... many_to_ma...
Delete orphaned records with Ecto Delete orphaned records with Ecto ecto postgresql phoenix-framework elixir Delete Ecto many_to_many Act join_through UserAct User users_acts belongs_to WHERE NOT EXISTS SELECT ua.act_id acts.id act_id Delete orphaned records with Ecto I have 3 models: user.ex act.ex user_act.ex Each ti...
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36075581_c0
36075581
elixir
0
Title: How do I update a relationship in Ecto? Problem title: How do I update a relationship in Ecto? Tags: phoenix-framework, ecto, elixir Problem: How do I update a relationship in Ecto? I have a subscription like this. defmodule Rebirth.Subscription do use Rebirth.Web, :model schema "subscriptions" do ... belongs_to...
How do I update a relationship in Ecto? How do I update a relationship in Ecto? phoenix-framework ecto elixir ArgumentError How Ecto Rebirth.Subscription Rebirth.Web belongs_to Rebirth.User update_user required_fields optional_fields cast_assoc Rebirth.Subscription.update_user user_id How do I update a relationship in ...
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46180086_c0
46180086
elixir
0
Title: How to duplicate an arc_ecto upload Problem title: How to duplicate an arc_ecto upload Tags: phoenix-framework, elixir, arc-ecto, ecto Problem: How to duplicate an arc_ecto upload One of the models of my Phoenix app has a logo, which uses arc_ecto and uploads to S3. I'm duplicating one of the records and I want ...
How to duplicate an arc_ecto upload How to duplicate an arc_ecto upload phoenix-framework elixir arc-ecto ecto How arc_ecto cast_attachments MyRepo.get MyModel file_name mylogo.png updated_at Ecto.DateTime How to duplicate an arc_ecto upload One of the models of my Phoenix app has a logo, which uses arc_ecto and upload...
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48524318_c0
48524318
elixir
0
Title: How to handle nil parameter, when data inserted in create method Problem title: How to handle nil parameter, when data inserted in create method Tags: phoenix-framework, elixir Problem: How to handle nil parameter, when data inserted in create method Elixir: 1.6 Phoenix: 1.3 I tried to insert parameter, but when...
How to handle nil parameter, when data inserted in create method How to handle nil parameter, when data inserted in create method phoenix-framework elixir How _params Casher.create_sales page_path Ecto.Changeset error.html How to handle nil parameter, when data inserted in create method Elixir: 1.6 Phoenix: 1.3 I tried...
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74796187_c0
74796187
elixir
0
Title: Appending lines to a file whose path is defined in an environment variable Problem title: Appending lines to a file whose path is defined in an environment variable Tags: github-actions, elixir Problem: Appending lines to a file whose path is defined in an environment variable I enjoy using Elixir as a scripting...
Appending lines to a file whose path is defined in an environment variable Appending lines to a file whose path is defined in an environment variable github-actions elixir Appending GITHUB_OUTPUT IO.puts System.cmd Appending lines to a file whose path is defined in an environment variable I enjoy using Elixir as a scri...
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58123994_c0
58123994
elixir
0
Title: Can&#x27;t run function in elixir shell after installing with `mix deps.get` Problem title: Can&#x27;t run function in elixir shell after installing with `mix deps.get` Tags: elixir-mix, elixir Problem: Can't run function in elixir shell after installing with `mix deps.get` I am trying to install mint with hex a...
Can&#x27;t run function in elixir shell after installing with `mix deps.get` Can&#x27;t run function in elixir shell after installing with `mix deps.get` elixir-mix elixir UndefinedFunctionError Can deps.get Erlang OTP erts-10.5 smp:1:1 ds:1:1:10 async-threads:1 Interactive Elixir Ctrl ENTER Mint.HTTP.connect httpbin.o...
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56974896_c0
56974896
elixir
0
Title: How can I convert an Elixir value to SQL format using Postgrex? Problem title: How can I convert an Elixir value to SQL format using Postgrex? Tags: postgrex, elixir, ecto Problem: How can I convert an Elixir value to SQL format using Postgrex? For example, let's say I have a Postgrex date value ~D[2017-11-28] ....
How can I convert an Elixir value to SQL format using Postgrex? How can I convert an Elixir value to SQL format using Postgrex? postgrex elixir ecto Postgrex How Elixir SQL Postgrex.hypothetical_format_to_sql How can I convert an Elixir value to SQL format using Postgrex? For example, let's say I have a Postgrex date v...
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70048668_c1
70048668
elixir
1
render("edit.html") end end else not_found(conn) end end and the console output : [debug] QUERY OK db=0.0ms idle=0.2ms begin [] #Ecto.Changeset< action: :update, changes: %{ slug: "plop/test/123", user: #Ecto.Changeset<action: :update, changes: %{}, errors: [], data: #Kmxgit.UserManager.User<>, valid?: true> }, errors...
render("edit.html") end end else not_found(conn) end end and the console output : [debug] QUERY OK db=0.0ms idle=0.2ms begin [] #Ecto.Changeset< action: :update, changes: %{ slug: "plop/test/123", user: #Ecto.Changeset<action: :update, changes: %{}, errors: [], data: #Kmxgit.UserManager.User<>, valid?: true> }, errors...
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30280966_c0
30280966
elixir
0
Title: Chunking list based on struct type changing Problem title: Chunking list based on struct type changing Tags: elixir Problem: Chunking list based on struct type changing I have a list I want to chunk up based on a transition from struct type B to A. So for example, I have the following: iex(1)> defmodule A, do: d...
Chunking list based on struct type changing Chunking list based on struct type changing elixir Chunking Enum.chunk_by Chunking list based on struct type changing I have a list I want to chunk up based on a transition from struct type B to A. So for example, I have the following: I want to have that data chunked up into...
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40796082_c0
40796082
elixir
0
Title: How do I deal with case insensitivity in sweet_xml? Problem title: How do I deal with case insensitivity in sweet_xml? Tags: xml, elixir, xpath Problem: How do I deal with case insensitivity in sweet_xml? I'm using sweet_xml to parse some XML that may look like this: <ASX VERSION="3.0"> <ENTRY CLIENTSKIP="NO"> <...
How do I deal with case insensitivity in sweet_xml? How do I deal with case insensitivity in sweet_xml? xml elixir xpath How sweet_xml ASX VERSION ENTRY CLIENTSKIP TITLE Item REF HREF kexp-mp3-2.cac.washington.edu:8000 SweetXml.xpath String.downcase How do I deal with case insensitivity in sweet_xml? I'm using sweet_xm...
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56834020_c0
56834020
elixir
0
Title: How to clean test DB after **all** test complete? Problem title: How to clean test DB after **all** test complete? Tags: ex-unit, elixir, integration-testing Problem: How to clean test DB after **all** test complete? I have a module of tests that run synchronized one after the other. I would like to clean all th...
How to clean test DB after **all** test complete? How to clean test DB after **all** test complete? ex-unit elixir integration-testing How MyRepo Ecto.Adapters.SQL.Sandbox.checkout setup_all test.exs my_repo Ecto.Adapters.SQL.Sandbox pool_size max_overflow How to clean test DB after **all** test complete? I have a modu...
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58506505_c0
58506505
elixir
0
Title: Select users where timecard submitted Problem title: Select users where timecard submitted Tags: elixir, ecto Problem: Select users where timecard submitted Say I have some users: | id | name | |----|-------| | 1 | bob | | 2 | bill | | 3 | barry | these users submit timecards each week: | id | date | user_id | w...
Select users where timecard submitted Select users where timecard submitted elixir ecto Ecto.Query Select user_id get_users_with_timecards User Timecard tc.week u.id Repo.all Select users where timecard submitted Say I have some users: these users submit timecards each week: I now want to write an ecto query which retu...
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42801039_c0
42801039
elixir
0
Title: Elixir, what is this program doing? Problem title: Elixir, what is this program doing? Tags: concurrency, elixir, spawn Problem: Elixir, what is this program doing? I have been given this code by our teacher. I am having trouble following what this code does. This is all I know so far: [x1, y1 | z1] = Output2.ab...
Elixir, what is this program doing? Elixir, what is this program doing? concurrency elixir spawn Elixir Output2.abc Output2 spawn_link __MODULE__ Elixir, what is this program doing? I have been given this code by our teacher. I am having trouble following what this code does. This is all I know so far: [x1, y1 | z1] = ...
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57123885_c0
57123885
elixir
0
Title: How to efficiently rename an attribute in an ecto changeset before it&#x27;s being used Problem title: How to efficiently rename an attribute in an ecto changeset before it&#x27;s being used Tags: ecto, elixir Problem: How to efficiently rename an attribute in an ecto changeset before it's being used I have come...
How to efficiently rename an attribute in an ecto changeset before it&#x27;s being used How to efficiently rename an attribute in an ecto changeset before it&#x27;s being used ecto elixir How payload_fields_to_payload Map.has_key payload_fields Map.put Map.get How to efficiently rename an attribute in an ecto changeset...
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58404656
elixir
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Title: How to find maximum occurring element in a map? {elixir} Problem title: How to find maximum occurring element in a map? {elixir} Tags: elixir, data-structures Problem: How to find maximum occurring element in a map? {elixir} So I have a map from which I'm trying to find the maximum occurring element for a key. T...
How to find maximum occurring element in a map? {elixir} How to find maximum occurring element in a map? {elixir} elixir data-structures How Enum.group_by How to find maximum occurring element in a map? {elixir} So I have a map from which I'm trying to find the maximum occurring element for a key. This is what I'm tryi...
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61216684_c1
61216684
elixir
1
/exq/manager/server.ex:173: Exq.Manager.Server.init/1 (stdlib) gen_server.erl:374: :gen_server.init_it/2 (stdlib) gen_server.erl:342: :gen_server.init_it/6 (stdlib) proc_lib.erl:249: :proc_lib.init_p_do_apply/3 Actually I try all 3 modes :redis , :fake and :inline , but all of them fail to start the mix test. Question:...
/exq/manager/server.ex:173: Exq.Manager.Server.init/1 (stdlib) gen_server.erl:374: :gen_server.init_it/2 (stdlib) gen_server.erl:342: :gen_server.init_it/6 (stdlib) proc_lib.erl:249: :proc_lib.init_p_do_apply/3 Actually I try all 3 modes :redis , :fake and :inline , but all of them fail to start the mix test. Question:...
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50375107_c0
50375107
elixir
0
Title: Run terminal command before tests - Elixir Problem title: Run terminal command before tests - Elixir Tags: phoenix-framework, fakes3, elixir Problem: Run terminal command before tests - Elixir I'm testing an S3 connection with fakeS3 and it works perfectly. The only downside is I have to run the fake S3 server e...
Run terminal command before tests - Elixir Run terminal command before tests - Elixir phoenix-framework fakes3 elixir Run Elixir fakes3 s3bucket ecto.create ecto.migrate Run terminal command before tests - Elixir I'm testing an S3 connection with fakeS3 and it works perfectly. The only downside is I have to run the fak...
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49120976
elixir
0
Title: Is it possible to use the Absinthe plugin for Elixir with Neo4J Problem title: Is it possible to use the Absinthe plugin for Elixir with Neo4J Tags: elixir, neo4j, graphql Problem: Is it possible to use the Absinthe plugin for Elixir with Neo4J I know it is possible to use Elixir with Neo4J, there are working ex...
Is it possible to use the Absinthe plugin for Elixir with Neo4J Is it possible to use the Absinthe plugin for Elixir with Neo4J elixir neo4j graphql Absinthe Elixir Neo4J Get Map.get fake_db Is it possible to use the Absinthe plugin for Elixir with Neo4J I know it is possible to use Elixir with Neo4J, there are working...
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73570111_c0
73570111
elixir
0
Title: How can I create an Ecto.Query to get the length of an array of my schema&#x27;s fields? Problem title: How can I create an Ecto.Query to get the length of an array of my schema&#x27;s fields? Tags: elixir, ecto Problem: How can I create an Ecto.Query to get the length of an array of my schema's fields? I have t...
How can I create an Ecto.Query to get the length of an array of my schema&#x27;s fields? How can I create an Ecto.Query to get the length of an array of my schema&#x27;s fields? elixir ecto How Ecto.Query User.User Ecto.Schema count_user_structs __meta__ Ecto.Schema.Metadata MacBook Air Pro Frontend Developer Backend S...
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43860431_c0
43860431
elixir
0
Title: VM892:1 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token e in JSON at position 0 Problem title: VM892:1 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token e in JSON at position 0 Tags: json, elixir, phoenix-framework, reactjs Problem: VM892:1 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token e in JSON at position 0 I'm presently working on a ph...
VM892:1 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token e in JSON at position 0 VM892:1 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token e in JSON at position 0 json elixir phoenix-framework reactjs SyntaxError VM892:1 Uncaught Unexpected JSON REACT_APP_API_URL localhost:4000 VM892:1 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token e in JSON at po...
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22070727_c0
22070727
elixir
0
Title: What does `Any` in Elixir `defprotocol` actually contains? Problem title: What does `Any` in Elixir `defprotocol` actually contains? Tags: elixir Problem: What does `Any` in Elixir `defprotocol` actually contains? My blank.ex is : defprotocol Blank do @fallback_to_any true def blank?(data) end defimpl Blank, for...
What does `Any` in Elixir `defprotocol` actually contains? What does `Any` in Elixir `defprotocol` actually contains? elixir What Any Elixir Blank fallback_to_any Blank.blank What does `Any` in Elixir `defprotocol` actually contains? My blank.ex is : and I type in iex, the output is: So I'm wondering what does the Any ...
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46554941_c1
46554941
elixir
1
.com") MyApp.Post.changeset(%MyApp.Post{}, %{ title: "title", content: "content", users_id: user.id }) |> MyApp.Repo.insert! When I run the migrations and seed, I see the following when I query the post: %MyApp.Post{__meta__: #Ecto.Schema.Metadata<:loaded, "resources">, content: "content", title: "title", users: #Ecto....
.com") MyApp.Post.changeset(%MyApp.Post{}, %{ title: "title", content: "content", users_id: user.id }) |> MyApp.Repo.insert! When I run the migrations and seed, I see the following when I query the post: %MyApp.Post{__meta__: #Ecto.Schema.Metadata<:loaded, "resources">, content: "content", title: "title", users: #Ecto....
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72085297_c0
72085297
elixir
0
Title: &quot;Unsupported OP_QUERY command: insert&quot; in Elixir project when trying to insert into Mongo DB Problem title: &quot;Unsupported OP_QUERY command: insert&quot; in Elixir project when trying to insert into Mongo DB Tags: mongodb, elixir, database Problem: "Unsupported OP_QUERY command: insert" in Elixir pr...
&quot;Unsupported OP_QUERY command: insert&quot; in Elixir project when trying to insert into Mongo DB &quot;Unsupported OP_QUERY command: insert&quot; in Elixir project when trying to insert into Mongo DB mongodb elixir database Mongo.Error Unsupported OP_QUERY Elixir Mongo Mongo.start_link localhost:27017 tweet_proce...
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