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问题 Is there a way in Nifi to run a python script which has modules imported from a different folder, requirements specified in a pipfile and has arguments to pass? In short, how to execute a python script which usually runs in my virtual environment using Nifi? The end goal for me is to pick up a file using Get File and post it to API. I tried execute process, execute streamcommand processors. 回答1: To perform follow-on processing on the flowfile using Python, you can use the ExecuteStreamCommand

问题 Is there a way in Nifi to run a python script which has modules imported from a different folder, requirements specified in a pipfile and has arguments to pass? In short, how to execute a python script which usually runs in my virtual environment using Nifi? The end goal for me is to pick up a file using Get File and post it to API. I tried execute process, execute streamcommand processors. 回答1: To perform follow-on processing on the flowfile using Python, you can use the ExecuteStreamCommand

问题 I already made a Flutter app. The release apk is about 14MB. I searched methods to minify this and found this ons: https://flutter.io/android-release/#enabling-proguard But my question is, how can I get to know all my used additional libraries for step 1? Are there any commands to know them or is it just all the dependencies that I added to the pubspec.yaml ? How do I need to implement them in this file /android/app/proguard-rules.pro ? 回答1: First, we will enable shrinking and obfuscation in

问题 I'm getting ready to start on a new project and I'd like to know if there's a way to automatically minify JavaScript on the server side, providing caching once the JavaScript has been minified once already? I could simply write a build script to accomplish this, but it'd be nice if I could "fire-and-forget" so to speak, with automatic minification. What would be the recommended route in this scenario? Should I minify my JavaScript before it goes online at the cost of time or should I look for

问题 What is the general recommendation when it comes to CSS and JS bundling: Is it better to bundle everything into one file or is it better to serve multiple files? I personally say that multiple files are better, especially with http/2, but there're good reasons for bundles: Minification and gzip have better results when everything is in one file, because of all the recurrences you typically have when writing lots of code. Serving multiple files on the other side improves caching and allows

问题 What is the general recommendation when it comes to CSS and JS bundling: Is it better to bundle everything into one file or is it better to serve multiple files? I personally say that multiple files are better, especially with http/2, but there're good reasons for bundles: Minification and gzip have better results when everything is in one file, because of all the recurrences you typically have when writing lots of code. Serving multiple files on the other side improves caching and allows

问题 Since a few week, I omit semicolons in my JavaScript files. I realized today it may cause issues if the file is minifyed. I read the following ressources: https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/3ykv0w/is_it_actually_true_that_minifiers_break_js_code/ https://github.com/mrclay/minify/issues/396 https://github.com/github/fetch/issues/420 There are two points of view: If a tool processes a javascript file that worked and turned it into a javascript file that doesn't work, that tool doesn't

问题 I need to pack all my js, but need to edit it going into source control. is there a nice easy plugin for ccnet, or nant, that will allow me to pack my js, and store them in the same files on the way out to production. Not really looking for file combining, just minifying each file. 回答1: Here is the best answer I have found. It calls the YUI version of minify and just uses plain old Nant to do so and replace the existing js files with the minifyed ones. http://codeclimber.net.nz/archive/2007

问题 I need to pack all my js, but need to edit it going into source control. is there a nice easy plugin for ccnet, or nant, that will allow me to pack my js, and store them in the same files on the way out to production. Not really looking for file combining, just minifying each file. 回答1: Here is the best answer I have found. It calls the YUI version of minify and just uses plain old Nant to do so and replace the existing js files with the minifyed ones. http://codeclimber.net.nz/archive/2007

问题 I'm using webpack and want to deploy my site. If I minify and bundle my JavaScript code, I've got this error: Parse error: Unexpected token: name ( Button ) Here is my not bundled code: 'use strict'; export class Button { // <-- Error happens on this line constructor(translate, rotate, text, textscale = 1) { this.position = translate; this.rotation = rotate; this.text = text; this.textscale = textscale; } } Note in bundled code the keyword export is removed. In development, there are no