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API tutorial #33
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Still not sure I got the image liquid tag correct, but image is resized
from github, no thumbnail
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Still including keys that should NOT be in a post. This is not a collection, and sort
has no effect on an individual post. Please ensure you're copy/pasting the correct headers.
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* If you use Cloud Shell, the preceding list of software is already installed. | ||
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Don't number headers, let the software do this automatically.
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Next add code to display HTTP information in the response. Here is the code with comments following. | ||
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This is Python, not console output. Also, please don't indent inside of fenced code blocks. The content should start left-aligned (and be indented from there as dictated by the source code).
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You must use the virtualenv created and you can launch Jupyterlab in a specific port (for example: 8001) and listen on public IP. | ||
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bash not console
Updated code blocks and front matter, yet again removed duplicate Jupyterlab tutorial(?)
On functions — but check my front matter & liquid image tags