Community effort, but you can also find the several api endpoints directly from https://ubntwiki.com/products/software/unifi-controller/api, if you dont want to use any sort of client and just want the json directly.
List all your sites
/api/self/sites
List all devices from a specific site
/api/s/SITE_NAME/stat/device
@Tim_G I am currently learning web development as well so we can help each other on this new path.
I would totally recommend two resources to start Mozilla MDN web developer guide and Freecodecamp. Freecode camp being completely interactive and the Mozilla docs being mainly reading guides but both are quite good and as a plus for the Mozilla guide is that they include a Django tutorial as part of the server side tutorial.
Freecodecamp mainly focuses on teaching you Javascript so if you would like to use a python backend framework you should also take a python course. But if you don't mind its javascript focus it is pretty complete. It will freshen up your html and css, teach you javascript for the front end (currently vanilla javascript and jquery but the beta curriculum adds react as well ), https://d3js.org/ for data visualization and node/expressjs for the backend
This is their current front end path, they teach you the basics and then make you build stuff to really put to practice what you learn.
My end goal is to be able to intelligently write bits of software that are able to communicate and interact with APIs like REST API, to display and manipulate data on HTML5 pages.
If you only want to consume and interact with already made REST APIs you should focus and start on the frontend stuff. This will lead you straight to javascript first which is what you will use to interact with them from the browser.
I would advise you to first learn vanilla javascript (focusing on ES6+ if you can) and then think about learning and using libraries like reactjs or vuejs.
This would be a great session, and I agree with it being completely cli driven
From Mexico I get the CloudFlare security check and then get properly redirected to their homepage.
@tim_g said in Dipping Toes Into Programming:
@scottalanmiller said in Dipping Toes Into Programming:
@tim_g said in Dipping Toes Into Programming:
@flaxking said in Dipping Toes Into Programming:
@tim_g
Flask is an unassuming simple framework. It is good for creating something simple, or for creating something complex and cutting edge where you need flexibility. In order to build out a webapp, you would need to learn more components than just Flask.
Django is a monolithic framework, batteries are included. You just have to learn Django in order to build a web app. You don't have to create things from scratch, but there are certain ways to do things, so there is less flexibility. It takes longer to learn Django, because there is so much more there. But when you do learn it, you can pump out web apps pretty fast. With Flask there are other things you have to learn, and you have to figure out how you want them to interact.
Once you have a decent amount of Python, you can learn at least the basics of Flask in a day, and then look at learning Django too.
If you're interested in messing around with Salt, I think Python is the way to go. Salt's code is pretty easy to understand and work with for junior devs, and you can start making your own customizations.
Thanks for the explanation, it helps a lot.
This narrows it down to the following:
- Python / Django
- JavaScript / ReactJS
ReactJS is just an interface layer, it's not a framework like Django.
Yes I'm not as worried about having a full framework like Django for JavaScirpt. ReactJS seems to hit all the check boxes I'm looking for though.
I wouldn't even start touching ReactJS until I would be well into JavaScript anyways. And at that point, it may be that I change my mind and want something else once I understand everything much better.
With Django, I would start both at the same time, as my focus would purely be on the web side first, I think.
I will recommend you read more about server-side rendering and client-side rendering to really decide what are you going to use when building your apps/web pages. There is really nothing to compare between Django and ReactJS, they can even work together since one can be used as backend and the other as the frontend.
Django is batteries included framework which by default is used to render web templates server side; It can just as easily be used with the Django-Rest-Framework to create Rest APIs and be consumes by your client-side javascript libraries/frameworks.
ReactJS is a library mainly used for client-side rendering and building SPAs, you can use is to render server side using something like Nextjs but that is not its most common usage.
Yes they are being evacuated, "Patricia" is now category 5 it is going to hit us really hard
We can also use the whole disk, without the need to create partitions in them, don't really know if this is better but it is a possibility.
This is the screenshot of the raid array created with 4 disks using the whole disks.
@scottalanmiller It really looks great, I normally copied my code to http://www.pythontutor.com/ to step through it but it only works for small to mid stuff.
@Tim_G this would really help out with learning Python
@BRRABill said:
@scottalanmiller said:
I am not of the belief that there is any tequila like this
LOL, what does that mean?
Most people don't like having tequila "derecho" they consider it too strong,that's why most people having tequila usually combine it with something.
You can drink tequila (actually anything ) however you prefer that could be with or without ice, "derecho" or mixed, but down here in Mexico we actually never drink it with ice when having it "derecho" from our "caballito".For us, ice dilutes the flavor and regular icecubes don't actually fit in our standard "caballitos".
We either drink it just by itself or with lemon and salt. Something like this:
@DustinB3403 Yes, I couldn't create the md10 device in my setup without loading the modules into the kernel
@Minion-Queen I'll also make time in my day for whenever it suits you best.
This shows the file system added to our raid array
@scottalanmiller said:
Also wondering, for people who have had compatibility issues, was this with the modern XML formats or the old ones? Microsoft's move to XML formats is what really changed things.
We've had compatibility issues with both formats, old and new. Sometimes they are barely noticeable but other time they are pretty severe. For example on this simple presentation, Impress on the right, changes the size of the title. Considering the page is simple text and a couple lists, it's quite strange is could have the title be the same size as the original.
Checking filesystems present in our system, at the bottom theres our array.
Php7 modules from the ppa
$ sudo apt-cache search php7-*
php7.0-common - Common files for packages built from the PHP source
libapache2-mod-php7.0 - server-side, HTML-embedded scripting language (Apache 2 module)
php7.0-cgi - server-side, HTML-embedded scripting language (CGI binary)
php7.0-cli - command-line interpreter for the PHP scripting language
php7.0-phpdbg - server-side, HTML-embedded scripting language (PHPDBG binary)
php7.0-fpm - server-side, HTML-embedded scripting language (FPM-CGI binary)
libphp7.0-embed - HTML-embedded scripting language (Embedded SAPI library)
php7.0-dev - Files for PHP7.0 module development
php7.0-dbg - Debug symbols for PHP7.0
php7.0-curl - CURL module for PHP
php7.0-gd - GD module for PHP
php7.0-imap - IMAP module for PHP
php7.0-intl - Internationalisation module for PHP
php7.0-ldap - LDAP module for PHP
php7.0-pgsql - PostgreSQL module for PHP
php7.0-pspell - pspell module for PHP
php7.0-recode - recode module for PHP
php7.0-snmp - SNMP module for PHP
php7.0-tidy - tidy module for PHP
php7.0-json - JSON module for PHP
php-all-dev - package depending on all supported PHP development packages
php7.0-sybase - Sybase module for PHP
php7.0-modules-source - PHP 7.0 modules source package
php7.0-sqlite3 - SQLite3 module for PHP
php7.0-mysql - MySQL module for PHP
php7.0-opcache - Zend OpCache module for PHP
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