I downloaded the Zip file containing all the app data and now I want to load it back instead of the existing one.
Is it even possible?
Thanks.
Yes is it possible through the HTTP API but you'll have to code some scripts.
The easiest solution is to create a new Wit.ai app and import your zip file during the creation process.
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I create one software in electron. I need to add image upload functionality into it. Uploaded images will store in a local drive(D:// Drive) folder and also on preview time I need to access the same folder so I have not idea it is possible in electron and if yes then how can I do this?
And for an extra thing in the backend, I use nodejs if you have an idea about that thing is possible using node js then also tell me so I can integrate with node js also. just I need to store that images to a particular folder which is in my local drive and I also access that image from my local drive for preview things.
For selecting file to upload trigger event (ex. upload-start) through ipc from render process.
In main process in handler for this event use dialog module and .showOpenDialog() method which will return a path to the file.
Then in main process you can use fs module to work with file: read it, copy, move, rename and write.
And check How do I handle local file uploads in electron?
Is pretty annoying to upload the ProGuard mapping files to google play console everytime i need to build a new version of my apk (my gradle build generate 4 different apks for every release so i do need to upload 4 different mapping files)
I was wondering if is possible to make this process automatically then i found this article
https://developers.google.com/android-publisher/api-ref/edits/deobfuscationfiles/upload
So google does have an api to upload the mapping files, is there any gradle plugin to work with? is there any easy way to integrate?
Suggestion: If you publish an Android App Bundle instead of APKs, the deobfuscation mapping file will be uploaded automatically with your artifact so you don't have to do it separately.
For the curious, the mapping file is located at BUNDLE-METADATA/com.android.tools.build.obfuscation/proguard.map in AAB (which is, like the APK format, just a ZIP file).
you can write a gradle build script to run tasks after build complees
and then you can use something like this file upload plugin to upload the file to the url
when you have Crashlytics set up, this is being explained here. there's also a Play Publisher Plugin for Gradle, while it does no seem to upload the mapping.txt. if you want to use that API, it should be easy to extend eg. the Google Cloud PHP Client with another API endpoint.
I verified the user has permission, but I do not see it showing up in the list of possible Logic Apps:
Here is a screenshot of what I can do and it is missing Create Folder.
There is no create folder action available in the SFTP connector. Share your idea here
https://feedback.azure.com/forums/287593-logic-apps
You can get around this problem by using the "SFTP Extract archive to folder". You need to put a file that contains a single zipped file on your SFTP server. Then use the connector just mentioned to unzip the zip file to the new folder you want to create. It will then create the required folder.
So I have a zip file called CreateFolder.zip which I unzip to a new folder. The SFTP server must have unzip installed, it won't work work with gunzip.
I'm new to node and want to upload directory using node.js. Can anybody please help? Thank You
If it's possible how? and if not then why?
you can upload only files.
however there are workarounds,you can
covert the folder to a zip file (client side), it really depends here on your case.
upload the zip file
then unzip it in the server
you can use google to find out how to do every step of those.
You can use use any Folder uploading library like https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload or https://dropzonejs.com which allows you to Drag and Drop whole directory using HTML5 features.
Our site is currently set to pass all files with the xml file extension through the asp.net worker process because all the xml files on the site at the moment are generated dynamically on being hit, by writing the output directly into the response stream.
However we now have a requirement to add a file which is much larger and takes several minutes to generate in this way. I wrote a console app to generate the file and set it to run nightly, but because of the global IIS setting directing xml files to run through asp_wp, it's not being served properly.
I can't seem to find a way to make an exemption for the treatment of a single file in the IIS settings. Is there any other way we can do it?
Cheers,
Matt
As far as I know, this is not possible for a single file, but you can do it for a whole folder.
You simply place a web.config file in the folder in question and configure the settings you need there.