These are mostly my rough notes on the process I followed to migrate my NightScout site from Heroku to Render.
They have not been rigorously tested or attempted more than the one time I migrated.
I'm using NightScout with a Dexcom setup. I have no idea if these instructions will work for any other CGM setup.
| import requests | |
| import zipfile | |
| import io | |
| def get_qualtrics_survey(dir_save_survey, survey_id): | |
| """ automatically query the qualtrics survey data | |
| guide https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Alteryx-Designer-Discussions/Python-Tool-Downloading-Qualtrics-Survey-Data-using-Python-API/td-p/304898 """ | |
| # Setting user Parameters | |
| api_token = "<your token>" |
Bayesian phylogentic programs like MrBayes and BEAST work better when the BEAGLE library is installed. BEAGLE provides these programs with an MCMC sampler using CPU-based or GPU-based computation. Therefore, before compiling or using MrBayes and BEAST, BEAGLE and other prerequisites must be set-up and installed first. Unfortunately, setting-up all these software and libraries can become pretty frustrating very quickly.
Here I show how to properly set-up these programs to keep your frustration to a minimum. Broadly speaking, these instructions are applicable for Windows, Mac, and Linux. However, because I am specifically recounting my own experiencing setting-up my Linux machine, the more detailed parts of this guide focuses on installing on Linux.
