My name is Tanktwo a beginner frontend developer
All my articles are written through Google Translate. Please understand my poor English
The season is off and I'm bored, so I'm trying to develop an application.
I want to search the exchange when I hover over an item and press a shortcut while Poe is on, but I'm curious what mechanism can I get the item name of Poe?
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I want to create a new action that is able to understand my voice commands using google home in a foreign language and control my lights. Basically if i say a phrase in a foreign language it should understand to to turn the light on or off. Im starting from scratch and im lost.
The platform overview is the best place to get started with information on how voice commands to the Google Assistant can be translated into commands for your device.
There are several codelabs to walk you through what's happening.
I'm doing my final project for a coding school that will be a deep song search app that returns every detail about a song (composer, personnel on the track, lyrics, studio, media uses, images, etc). I'm using React frontend/Rails backend API. I'm new to API's and have tried Discogs and Musicbrainz but find the Mediawiki to be the easiest to traverse. Messing with their sandbox using Query, I feel like I'm getting closer but wondering if anyone with more experience out there could help me get precisely what I need.
I would like a music search to return a list of matches (could be same title but different songs or same title but different recordings). A user can click on the results to see the details. I would like the API to return links and hopefully images (album cover, etc). Does anyone know the best way to go about this?
I've also tried using the Ruby Gem wrapper Mediawikitory https://github.com/molybdenum-99/mediawiktory. I like the clean interface but can't quite find the right parameters.
The closest I've come to what I'm looking for in the Mediawiki sandbox is an example like this for the All Star (Smash Mouth):
https://en.wikipedia.org//w/api.php?action=query&format=json&prop=&list=search&continue=-%7C%7C&srsearch=star%20(song)&srlimit=5&sroffset=15&srqiprofile=engine_autoselect&srwhat=text&srinfo=totalhits%7Csuggestion%7Crewrittenquery&srinterwiki=1
This gives a list of songs (I'll have to concatenate '(song)' in every search unless there's a specific category parameter I don't know about).
So with further research I was able to drill down to specific song searches (and this will work for any thing this specific). You have to use srsearch and then search option in lists. So an example for a list of songs based on a given title:
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&formatversion=2&format=json&prop=info%7Cpageimages&generator=search&inprop=url&piprop=thumbnail%7Cname&gsrsearch=I%20love%20you%20(song)&gsrwhat=text
Make sure you choose version 2 as it gives you a better formatted Object to map over.
The Mediawiki API is very robust. You just have to spend a little time with it. The sandbox is great.
My school newspaper recently switched from print to digital, and I wanted to make an app so that the newspaper is more accessible.
As of right now, students can only access it via this website, and articles are largely ignored because no one bothers to check it.
I have a moderate amount of experience with making apps in Swift (through bitfountain and Ray Wenderlich), but I'm not sure how to start this project. If possible, how can I fetch articles from the website above and display them on an app? As of now, I'm not looking to mimic the site with a sports feed, comment sections, polls, etc, but I do want to be able to:
Get the text of the article, as well as the title, author, and date
Get the category that the article is filed under (News, Sports, Features, etc)
Get the picture(s) included in the article (this is not crucial)
I'm really stumped on how I can access this information and create an app that can continually fetch new articles when they are posted and update itself to show them. Is this a feasible endeavor, and if so, how can I start?
Check out this post from W3schools. This is a PHP script that grabs the feed url and renders it in HTML.
I think this will be perfect for your project.
http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_ajax_rss_reader.asp
I want to use the IB Api, but cannot figure our how the request a complete symbol list and information.
In the Documentation i found: reqScannerParameters() - but it is not clear how to get a list for example of nasdaq stocks ?
Is there a better way ?
As far as I am aware IB does not offer a symbol list. But the good news is it is easy and free to get elsewhere. Eoddata.com is a good source of it and you can download them, or automate it rather easily.
Go here and just click the download link at the top right of the table: EodData Symbol List
Not sure what language your using for the IB API but I have simple tutorial in C# that covers reading the tickers for stocks and options on my website: Get Real-Time Stock Data from the Interactive Brokers API
It is fairly easy to implement a piece of code scraping all stocks symbol from IB's website.
NYSE stocks are available from IB website
Just replace 'nyse' with another exchange's name like nasdaq or amex.
If you go to their products listing you can drill down to find lists of the entire universe of products (in case the link expires, I just googled "IB Product Listings")
https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/index.php?f=1563
For example, I went to their NYSE product and scrolled through a few pages to find everything I needed. Here's an example of what I found
https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/index.php?f=2222&exch=amex&showcategories=STK&p=&cc=&limit=100&page=3
I've created a list of events with a taxonomy/vocabulary, where the 2 most recent will display on the home page and an events page lists all the events. This works great.
However, I would like to create a link to an external site where a user can get more information on the event. I've set up a field in the taxonomy where we can enter the URL for the event. I would like to have the event name then link to this URL. I am trying to make this so someone who does not know how to code could maintain this site.
I've tried searching for an answer on how to do this. I may not have the correct words in my string to find the right help.
In drupal 7 has facility to add field in taxonomy
1)install link module in drupal 7
2)Created link field in drupal 7 to stored link of external url
3)Used views to list the event name and their external url.