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I just want to see the column headers for a CSV file so I can create a table before importing it into Cloud SQL. Preferably using the web-based Storage Browser at https://console.cloud.google.com/storage/browser
I think I found a way. Open up the Google Cloud Shell (one of the icons in the upper right) and use the "gsutil cat" with the -r range option or pipe it through head.
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I want know how we user common google drive for file upload from my flutter app?
I tried more ways and those are not sutible for my requirment
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Create GCP Project and Enable Drive API and generate credentials
Either directly use https://developers.google.com/drive/api/guides/about-sdk or use this package https://pub.dev/packages/googleapis
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I have a task to store images in EFS storage from my React-Node app. On my website, user has to select a profile picture that should be saved in AWS EFS. I can find documentation to save images in S3 but I couldn't find the steps to save in EFS.
What do I need to do to achieve this?
You first need to mount your efs storage on whatever machine. You should easily find documentation for this. After that it's a simple file write. In ither words treat it like it's part of your filesystem. Use fs module or fs extra to write to file system.
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I store images on Parse's managed database as a field called imageFile. When I ran through the migration guide to move data out to MongoLab, I noticed that the imageFile field doesn't contain any binary data. Instead, it contains a file name only, like
"imageFile": "tfss-2f493d64-2801-42ac-9861-13398549f86a-file
How can I get all the files stored on Parse out and transferred to another location?
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I am pulling data with a perl script, getting it in csv form, and I need to push that data straight into a Google Spreadsheet. My research so far has yielded Sheets to csv answers which is not what I need.
A couple of options:
Net::Google::Spreadsheets - A Perl module for using Google Spreadsheets API.
Net::Google::Drive::Simple - Simple modification of Google Drive data
With the latter you'd write your csv file then upload it to Google drive.
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I'm trying to get our video files (m4v) converted to the Apple http streaming and ran into some questions.
I have a file that is 6mb in size and when I pass it through the segmenter using all default settings the files that output add up to 32mb in size. The last file is 17mb in size.
I'm not sure if that is how it is supposed to be but I'd rather use the smaller file if that is the case.
Anyone have any luck with this for vod content?
I had the same problem, there is an "optimise" setting in the install process that needs to be set.