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a) [Verify your LLM environment variables are configured correctly: docs.gptr.dev/docs/gpt-researcher/llms/llms b) If you're using the OpenAI API, Verify you purchased credits for your open ai api account: platform.openai.com/api-keys c) Run the test on the LLM here: docs.gptr.dev/docs/gpt-researcher/llms/testing-your-llm This test is also in the `tests/` folder

@CoreyLansdell, you can check out the demo here: gptbud.com/

@CoreyLansdell You can check out the demo here: gptbud.com/

We removed the API Variables tab for now, since users wanted to deploy on Linux. If you'd like to bring it back, you can undo these changes: github.com/assafelovic/gpt-researcher/commit/d328d992381764097537e612e5748f97bf243217#diff-92381f8fe023dfa29e78a3c713fbedaa0f257d80d7e71a530520d1d3d8d86f80

Up to 1 day. Sometimes less

You'll need to be a bit more specific GPTR already supports documents research What feature is missing for you?

Already available Look in gpt_researcher/master/llm_providers

@@GPTResearcher Thanks!!!

Not currently a feature - but I agree it's an important one

Yup. I would install the app on the demo store & open up the Chrome Devtools. Go to the Devtools "Network" tab & press "Preserve log". Then create a post & inspect the Route where the POST request with the Blog Post body is sent G'luck 👍

Here's the relevant code for your Shopify Liquid Template (it hashes the customer email on the frontend & dehashes on the server to verify it's from an actual Shopify Customer) const data = { title, body, tags: tagIDs }; $http.post('${proxyRoute}/user/blog?email={{ customer.email }}&name={{ customer.name }}&hash={{ customer.email | append: 'somecrazyhash' | md5 }}', data) .success(function(data) { document.getElementById('new-post').innerHTML = '<h3>'+data.message+'</h3>'; delete $scope.title; }) Source: github.com/ElishaKay/udemy-fullstack-shopify-app/blob/main/Proxy/routes/liquid-templates/angular/components/createNewPost.js cheers

Hey, A) We dont support embedding content on product pages, but I believe there are other apps that do. When you create a post on the forum it generates a link you can use anywhere (via Shopify or Other Plugins) B) Affiliate links - I would also explore getting functionality from another app C) Information is saved in a Mongo Database - no space limitations currently. D) re: spammers - we have yet to hear of a spam issue with our existing shops - visitors need to create a Customer Account on your store to create or engage with your content

P.S. sounds like a cool shop. I'm a Louis Armstrong fan

@@GPTResearcher wrong instrument, but I like Louis Armstrong too..he instrument was a trumpet or some variation..I sometimes like to try and play songs written for the trumpet on the saxophone, they have very separate and distinct sounds and i am already terrible so what comes out sounds worse..LOL Thank you for the response. Actually, I can live within the boundaries of your software, I was exploring it's limits. Today when i tried to install it, it said the attempt to connect to the server host (that's you?) timed out. I believe it was a 504 message. I still want to give it a go, if you guys are up and running still? Regards

Within your .env files, update the relevant variables

@@GPTResearcher Can you please provide the file structure and sample .env file with required variables.

Not sure I've tried that feature. Might be worth a Google Search.

I would google: "best mysql client for mac" You'll usually get lists of the best apps in the search results. Try one you like & then google for tutorials on that mysql app... Hope it helps. May the force be with you 😇

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You can export csv's on the "Question" pages

Please elaborate

@@GPTResearcher I would like to export an SQL file from Metabase. Instead of CSV

Hey Chaitali, There's a separate video in this tutorial series about custom variables, perhaps that will help: th-cam.com/video/YMXUjLVOolQ/w-d-xo.html Feel free to clarify if that video doesn't answer the question

A1: Within your XAMPP/phpMyAdmin installation, find a file called: "php.ini" Within your php.ini file find these variables & increase their size: memory_limit max_execution_time A2: If the above doesn't work, I would google the errors you're seeing & keep pushing through until the issues are resolved.

A1: XAMPP is a Desktop Application for running PHP-based apps on your local machine. You can download it here: www.apachefriends.org/index.html A2: phpMyAdmin is a free software tool written in PHP, intended to handle the administration of MySQL over the Web. A3: Many PHP Apps use MySQL. Technically, for this tutorial, you may be able to get by with just phpMyAdmin, but XAMPP makes it easier for you to setup & run phpMyAdmin on your machine. Based on experience, there were a lot of "gotchas" whem trying to run phpMyAdmin independently. But, you can take a shot if you have time to spare: www.phpmyadmin.net/ A4: An FTP Client allows you to push files from your machine to a remote machine (sometimes called a "Remote Server"). Technically, you don't need it for this project. A5: When you're installing XAMPP, you'll see a checkbox next to the "Filezilla FTP" app. Leave it checked if you'd it to be installed with XAMPP (another benefit of XAMPP) A6: The default Metabase installation doesn't support using a CSV file as a datasource currently (though there is a plugin for it that I haven't tried: github.com/Markenson/csv-metabase-driver ). The idea behind this series is that if you are capable of creating a Remote MySQL Database & uploading a CSV file into that database, then you can start playing with that data on Metabase. In general, when you're dealing with data, lots of times you'll get data in CSV format & I've found that pushing the data into MySQL often makes it easier to analyze. Best of luck :)

@Brendan C., it's now available here: github.com/ElishaKay/udemy-fullstack-shopify-app

Yes. That feature is available in the app's merchant admin dashboard under the "Settings" tab

Hey @Akash, For the percentages on the bars, I would dig into the display settings of a given question. You'll have to play with it, but there's a section that allows you to be very specific on the data & I believe you can specify that the value of a given column should be percentages. For adding filters, have a look at the next video in the tutorial: th-cam.com/video/YMXUjLVOolQ/w-d-xo.html Good luck 😎

Hey Olasumbo, I don't work for Metabase. But, I don't think I would recommend trying to connect metabase to a database running on another PC. Instead, you can sign up for a free account with Heroku (you may need to put your credit card details in) & then follow this tutorial

You'll see in the video description a link to a Udemy Course on Shopify App Development. My TH-cam videos on Shopify App Development are teasers for that course. The course should provide "the context" if you need it

Hey Josh, Thanks for Reaching out on this. Firstly Regarding your question via the Udemy Course, here's my response: Social King is divided into 2 apps: The Proxy App (Shopper-Facing) (runs on Port 7777) The Store Admin App (The Admin-Frontend app runs on Port 3000, and the Admin-Backend App runs on Port 8000) This is the reason there are 2 Ngrok URLs: one for port 3000 & one for port 7777) Regarding your question here: Can you clarify what you mean when you say: "adding the links to the pages"? Which pages are you referring to? Based on your query on Udemy, it seems like you're talking about how to set the Ngrok URL's within the Shopify Partners Admin Section? P.S. Are you using a Multi-Tab Terminal? That could be the reason, why Development may feel scattered. A multi-tab terminal can go a long way here in terms of maintaining a feng-shui state of mind during development.

Correct. You can fetch products by Search Keyword, or multiple Search Keywords - the bot will cycle one page at a time through search results, and send them to your My Amazon History (FriendlyCarts) Dashboard @ friendlycarts.com/

@@GPTResearcher thanks 😀

Sure thing. Option A: (within a Public Question - ie a Dashboard) You can click the title of column and it will automatically sort the rows in Descending or Ascending Values of the given column Option B: (Within the Visual Query Builder) While building the parameters of the data you'd like to Filter/View, Choose "Sort" and then Choose to Sort by whatever column in Ascending or Descending Order

All Good Questions. Question #1: Have you deployed Metabase on a Cloud Provider like Heroku or AWS? If Metabase is deployed in the Cloud, then there shouldn't be a problem for them to access your app. But, you need to do 2 things: a) go into Your Metabase Admin Section and enable the setting "Dashboards can be shared publicly." b) Within the given dashboard, you will then be able to share the Dashboard Publicly. Just press "Share" or something like that. You should see a public link that Metabase provides you when sharing is enabled. When you share that link with non-Metabase users, they should theoretically, have access to all the filters that you have access to as a Metabase User. Feel free to let me know if that answers your question. Happy Weekend & thanks for subscribing :) Sincerely, Elisha

@@GPTResearcher We are planning on deploying in Azure. Do we need to have Startup version or open source would work ?

@@divyarajendran9425 Haven't looked into it - but I assume any version would contain that functionality

@@GPTResearcher Thank you so much for helping me here

Yup

@@GPTResearcher Thank you so much :)