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National Cheese Day
Thursday, 4 June 2020A meetup for people who like eating cheese, possibly with crackers.
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Tuesday, 25 February 2020Making and eating pancakes with lemon juice and suger.
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Saturday, 25 April 2020A way of honoring the unique bird on the planet.


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This is where y'all can access stuff like competition rankings and enter scouting info.
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The General Settings interface allows you to configure the software options as you like. There are a number of settings that you can adjust, and each of them is described in this section of the manual.
Basic Settings
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Base URL - This is the URL that points to the directory where LinkX is installed. If you install LinkX in the base directory of your
site this would be http://www.yoursite.com
Cookie Domain - This is the domain name of the site where LinkX is installed, for use in setting cookies
E-mail Address - This is the e-mail address that will appear in the From field of all e-mails sent by LinkX
E-mail Name - This is the name that will appear in the From field of all e-mails sent by LinkX
E-mail Sender - Choose the method that LinkX will use for sending emails. In most cases you should leave this set to the default PHP mail() Function option.
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PHP mail() Function - LinkX will use PHP's built in mail() function for sending e-mail messages.
Sendmail - LinkX will use sendmail on your server to send e-mail messages. This will require that PHP is not running in safe mode and the popen() function is not disabled. You will need to enter the full path to sendmail in the text input box after the drop down selection field.
SMTP Server - LinkX will use a SMTP server to send e-mail messages. This will require that the SMTP server has authorized your server to send e-mail messages through it. You will need to enter the hostname of the SMTP server in the input box after the drop down selection field.
New Links Page - The name you want to use for the page that will display the newest links. If you are using mod_rewrite to create search engine friendly URLs, this page name will appear directly in the URL. If you are not using mod_rewrite, this page name will appear in the index.php query string.
Popular Links Page - The name you want to use for the page that will display the most clicked links. If you are using mod_rewrite to create search engine friendly URLs, this page name will appear directly in the URL. If you are not using mod_rewrite, this page name will appear in the index.php query string.
Top Links Page - The name you want to use for the page that will display the top rated links. If you are using mod_rewrite to create search engine friendly URLs, this page name will appear directly in the URL. If you are not using mod_rewrite, this page name will appear in the index.php query string.
Link Details Page - The name you want to use for the page that will display the link details. You must place a %d somewhere in this page name, which will be replaced by the link ID number dynamically by LinkX. This value is only used when you have mod_rewrite enabled for search engine friendly URLs
File Extension - The file extension to use for link pages. This value is only used when you have mod_rewrite enabled for search engine friendly URLs
Date Format - The string that specifies the format to use for date values
Time Format - The string that specifies the format to use for date values
Timezone - Select the timezone you are located in so that dates and times can be calculated properly
Decimal Point - The value to use for the decimal point in numbers
Thousands Separator - The value to use for the thousands separator in numbers
Use mod_rewrite to create search engine friendly URLs - If your server has the mod_rewrite Apache module enabled, you can check this box if you want search engine friendly URLs to be used.
Using custom templates for category pages - Check this box if you have configured a custom template name for any of your categories. Using custom category templates will require additional database queries, so this is only recommended if you absolutely need it and cannot create a custom template using the already available template commands.
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Description Length - The minimum and maximum number of characters allowed in a link description
Title Length - The minimum and maximum number of characters allowed in a link title
Keywords Allowed - The maximum number of keywods that can be submitted with a link
Default Link Weight - The default link weight value assigned to newly added links
Allow URL redirection - Check this to allow links to be submitted that redirect to other URLs
Require a reciprocal link - Check this to require that submitted links contain a reciprocal link to your site
Only registered users can submit links - Check this to only allow registered users to submit links
Send confirmation e-mail message to new lnks - Check this to send a confirmation e-mail to the submitter of a new link
New links must be confirmed through e-mail before activation - Check this to require that new link submissions be confirmed through the e-mail address of the submitter
Edited links must be approved by an administrator before activation - Check this to require that all user link modifications be approved by an administrator before appearing in the link directory
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Comment Length - The minimum and maximum number of characters allowed in a comment
Comment Delay - The amount of time, in seconds, that a user must wait before submitting another comment for the same link
Only registered users can leave comments for links - Check this to only allow registered users to submit comments
New comments must be approved by an administrator before display - Check this to require that new comments be approved by an administrator before they appear
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Maximum Rating - The maximum (best) rating that a link can receive. 5 is the recommended value because LinkX ships with icons that are setup for
a rating range from 1 to 5 stars.
Only registered users can rate links - Check this to only allow registered users to submit ratings
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Send confirmation e-mail message to new accounts - Check this to have LinkX send a confirmation e-mail message to all newly created accounts
New accounts must be confirmed through e-mail before activation - Check this to require that new link accounts be confirmed through the e-mail address of the submitter
New accounts must be approved by an administrator before activation - Check this to require that all new user accounts be approved by an administrator before becoming active
dsbl.org (Distributed Sender Blackhole List) provides a service where you can find if certain IP addresses have been blocked because they are known to be on open proxy, e-mail relay, or other compromised computer. Many times these IP addresses represent computers that have been hacked and are being controlled by spammers to allow them to make HTTP requests from many different IP addresses. Enabling any of these options will cause LinkX to check against the dsbl.org list when the specified action is taking place, and will block the user from completing that action if their IP address is on the list.
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Check dsbl.org for banned IP addresses during link submission
Check dsbl.org for banned IP addresses during link rating
Check dsbl.org for banned IP addresses during link comment submission
Check dsbl.org for banned IP addresses during account creation
Check dsbl.org for banned IP addresses during bad link reporting
Please also review the Verification Codes section of this manual
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Font Directory - The full directory path to the location of the LinkX fonts directory.
Code Length - The minimum and maximum number of characters that will appear in a verification code.
Use words file for verification codes - Check this box to use the values stored in the words file for the verification codes.
Require verification code on link submission form - Check this box to require a verification code during link submission.
Require verification code on account signup form - Check this box to require a verification code during account signup.
Require verification code to rate links - Check this box to require a verification code during link rating.
Require verification code to leave comments - Check this box to require a verification code during comment submission.
Please also review the Cache System section of this manual
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Index Page - The time, in seconds, between cache updates of the main link directory page.
Category Page - The time, in seconds, between cache updates of the link category pages.
New Links Page - The time, in seconds, between cache updates of the new links page.
Popular Links Page - The time, in seconds, between cache updates of the most clicked links page.
Top Links Page - The time, in seconds, between cache updates of the top rated links page.
Search Page - The time, in seconds, between cache updates of the link search page.
Details Page - The time, in seconds, between cache updates of the link details page.


A small machine was made by Baron Schilling to let two people talk to each other that lived far away from each other. This was called the telegraph machine. You comunicated through a series of dots and dashes that could then be translated to different letters of the alphabet.
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The barcode was made whilst its inventor Norman Joseph was on the beach. Shop workers could now scan in your shopping and get a price from it. This would lead to the EPOS system. A way of tracking the items you have in the shop so the workers knew when they were running low on a certain item.
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Message Feed
This page not only allows users to post messages and images as they would on their user page, but also allows users to view other users' posts. Additionally, uploaded images will be followed by a description of the image itself.
In the future, we hope that this page will allow users to connect online and plan meet ups based on their posts, as their posts will describe which activities they are interested in and when they are available.


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The content tags (these are not attributes to a tag) specify what is retained in a store. These are
| Name | Description | Tag |
| adminClients | Administrative client store. If the client management endpoint is active, you must have one of these. | <adminClients/> |
| client | Registered clients that the service knows about. These should be persisted | <clients/> |
| clientApprovals | Approvals for clients. These should be persisted. | <clientApprovals/> |
| permissions | Various permissions, such as admin clients have granted to clients they have created or are granted to admin clients by the system. | <permissions/> |
| transactions | Transactions that are pending. These are generally short-lived and should not be persisted for extended periods. | <transactions/> |
| txStore | Token eXchange token store. Every token that is exchanged is stored here. If you have enabled the token exchange endpoint, you must specify a txStore. | <txStore/> |
| voStore | Virtual Organiztion store. Virtual organizations are now available. These allow an admin to create and manage a separate set of issuers etc. for a given group of users. | <voStore/> |
There is one optional attribute associated with any content tag and this is "tablename". In cases where the underlying store is an SQL store, you may use this to specify the table name, overriding the default. This attribute is ignored by other stores.
These are stored in github on the release page. If you are going to set up database support, then you need to set up your database(s) accordingly. OA4MP is happy having several store sources, but only one store is active (so you can have a few file stores, mysql and postgres instances but only a single client store, single transactions store, etc.
If you are using CILogon (which is an extension of OA4MP that has user support, among other things) then the corresponding scripts are at
It is highly advisable that you carefully read what is there. These scripts are mostly ready to install but do need some configuration and set up (such as installation of the database(s), creating users that will access the databases, etc.)
This puts the client approvals in a file store
<config> <service address="localhost"> <fileStore path="/var/www/store"> <clientApprovals/> </fileStore> </service> </config>
Specifying the table name:
<service name="postgres-config" disableDefaultStores="true"> <postgresql username="bob" password="mairzydoats" schema="math" database="oa4mp"> <transactions tablename="transaction2"/> <clients tablename="gateways"/> <clientApprovals/> </postgresql> <!-- other stuff --> </service>
In this example, the default stores are disabled, so if there is some issue with the database configuration, memory stores won't be used, but starting the server will fail. Two of the tables have been created by the administrator with names different than in the default setup.


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Sorting¶
By default, Xapian orders search results by decreasing relevance score. However, it also allows results to be ordered by other criteria, or a combination of other criteria and relevance score.
If two or more results compare equal by the sorting criteria, then their
order is decided by their document ids. By default, the document ids sort
in ascending order (so a lower document id is “better”), but descending
order can be chosen using enquire.set_docid_order(enquire.DESCENDING);
.
If you have no preference, you can tell Xapian to use whatever order is
most efficient using enquire.set_docid_order(enquire.DONT_CARE);
.
It is also possible to change the way that the relevance scores are calculated - for details, see the document on weighting schemes and scoring for details.
Sorting by Value¶
You can order documents by comparing a specified document value. Note that the
comparison used compares the byte values in the value (i.e. it’s a string sort
ignoring locale), so 1
< 10
< 2
. If you want to encode the value
such that it sorts numerically, use sortable_serialise()
to encode
values at index time - this works equally well on integers and floating point
values:
Xapian::Document doc;
doc.add_value(0, Xapian::sortable_serialise(price));
There are three methods which are used to specify how the value is used to sort, depending if/how you want relevance used in the ordering:
Xapian::Enquire::set_sort_by_value()
specifies the relevance doesn’t affect the ordering at all.Xapian::Enquire::set_sort_by_value_then_relevance()
specifies that relevance is used for ordering any groups of documents for which the value is the same.Xapian::Enquire::set_sort_by_relevance_then_value()
specifies that documents are ordered by relevance, and the value is only used to order groups of documents with identical relevance values (note: the weight has to be exactly the same for values to determine the order, so this method isn’t very useful when using BM25 with the default parameters, as that will rarely give identical scores to different documents).
We’ll use the states dataset to demonstrate this, and the code from dealing with dates in the range queries HOWTO:
$ g++ `xapian-config --cxxflags` code/c++/index_ranges2.cc code/c++/support.cc -o index_ranges2 `xapian-config --libs`
$ ./index_ranges2 data/states.csv statesdb
This has three document values: slot 1 has the year of admission to the union, slot 2 the full date (as “YYYYMMDD”), and slot 3 the latest population estimate. So if we want to sort by year of entry to the union and then within that by relevance, we want to add the following before we call get_mset:
enquire.set_sort_by_value_then_relevance(1, false);
The final parameter is false
for ascending order,
true
for descending. We can then run sorted searches like
this:
$ g++ `xapian-config --cxxflags` code/c++/search_sorting.cc code/c++/support.cc -o search_sorting `xapian-config --libs`
$ ./search_sorting statesdb spanish
1: #019 State of Texas December 29, 1845
Population 25,145,561
2: #004 State of Montana November 8, 1889
Population 989,415
'spanish'[0:10] = 19 4
Generated Sort Keys¶
To allow more elaborate sorting schemes, Xapian allows you to provide a
functor object subclassed from Xapian::KeyMaker
which generates a sort
key for each matching document which is under consideration. This is
called at most once for each document, and then the generated sort keys are
ordered by comparing byte values (i.e. with a string sort ignoring locale).
Sorting by Multiple Values¶
There’s a standard subclass Xapian::MultiValueKeyMaker
which allows
sorting on more than one document value (so the first document value
specified determines the order; amongst groups of documents where that’s
the same, the second document value determines the order, and so on).
We’ll use this to change our sorted search above to order by year of entry to the union and then by decreasing population.
Xapian::MultiValueKeyMaker keymaker;
keymaker.add_value(1, false);
keymaker.add_value(3, true);
enquire.set_sort_by_key_then_relevance(&keymaker, false);
As with the Enquire methods, add_value has a second parameter that controls whether it uses an ascending or descending sort. So now we can run a search with a more complex sort:
$ g++ `xapian-config --cxxflags` code/c++/search_sorting2.cc code/c++/support.cc -o search_sorting2 `xapian-config --libs`
$ ./search_sorting2 statesdb State
1: #040 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania December 12, 1787
Population 12,702,379
2: #043 State of New Jersey December 18, 1787
Population 8,791,894
3: #049 State of Delaware December 7, 1787
Population 897,934
4: #041 State of New York July 26, 1788
Population 19,378,102
5: #034 State of Georgia January 2, 1788
Population 9,687,653
6: #038 Commonwealth of Virginia June 25, 1788
Population 8,001,024
7: #046 Commonwealth of Massachusetts February 6, 1788
Population 6,547,629
8: #050 State of Maryland April 28, 1788
Population 5,773,552
9: #036 State of South Carolina May 23, 1788
Population 4,625,384
10: #048 State of Connecticut January 9, 1788
Population 3,574,097
'State'[0:10] = 40 43 49 41 34 38 46 50 36 48
Other Uses for Generated Keys¶
Xapian::KeyMaker
can also be subclassed to sort based on a calculation.
For example, “sort by geographical distance”, where a subclass could take
the latitude and longitude of the user’s location, and coordinates of the
document from a value slot, and sort results so that those closest to the
user are ranked highest.
For this, we’re going to want the geographical coordinates of each state stored in a value. We can use the approximate middle of the state for this purpose, which is calculated for us when parsing the states.csv file:
const string& midlat = fields.at(FIELD_MIDLAT);
const string& midlon = fields.at(FIELD_MIDLON);
if (!midlat.empty() && !midlon.empty())
doc.add_value(4, midlat + "," + midlon);
We don’t have to sort on these, so we’ve just put them both into one slot that we can easily read them out from again:
$ g++ `xapian-config --cxxflags` code/c++/index_values_with_geo.cc code/c++/support.cc -o index_values_with_geo `xapian-config --libs`
$ ./index_values_with_geo data/states.csv statesdb
Now we need a KeyMaker; let’s have it return a key that sorts by distance from Washington, DC.
class DistanceKeyMaker : public Xapian::KeyMaker {
string operator()(const Xapian::Document& doc) const {
// we want to return a sortable string which represents
// the distance from Washington, DC to the middle of this
// state.
const string& latlon = doc.get_value(4);
size_t comma = latlon.find(',');
double lat = atof(latlon.c_str());
double lon = atof(latlon.c_str() + comma + 1);
pair<double, double> coords = make_pair(lat, lon);
pair<double, double> washington = make_pair(38.012, -77.037);
double distance = distance_between_coords(coords, washington);
return Xapian::sortable_serialise(distance);
}
};
DistanceKeyMaker distance_keymaker;
enquire.set_sort_by_key_then_relevance(&distance_keymaker, false);
And running it is as simple as before:
$ g++ `xapian-config --cxxflags` code/c++/search_sorting3.cc code/c++/support.cc -o search_sorting3 `xapian-config --libs`
$ ./search_sorting3 statesdb State
1: #050 State of Maryland April 28, 1788
Population 5,773,552
2: #049 State of Delaware December 7, 1787
Population 897,934
3: #040 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania December 12, 1787
Population 12,702,379
4: #043 State of New Jersey December 18, 1787
Population 8,791,894
5: #039 State of West Virginia June 20, 1863
Population 1,859,815
6: #037 State of North Carolina November 21, 1789
Population 9,535,483
7: #041 State of New York July 26, 1788
Population 19,378,102
8: #038 Commonwealth of Virginia June 25, 1788
Population 8,001,024
9: #048 State of Connecticut January 9, 1788
Population 3,574,097
10: #036 State of South Carolina May 23, 1788
Population 4,625,384
'State'[0:10] = 50 49 40 43 39 37 41 38 48 36


Postgres and Node - Hands on Using Postgres as a Document Store With MassiveJS
JSONB in Postgres is absolutely awesome, but it’s taken a little while for libraries to come around to make it as useful as would be ideal. For those not following along with Postgres lately, here’s the quick catchup for it as a NoSQL database.
- In Postgres 8.3 over 5 years ago Postgres received hstore a key/value store directly in Postgres. It’s big limitation was it was only for text
- In the years after it got GIN and GiST indexes to make queries over hstore extremely fast indexing the entire collection
- In Postgres 9.2 we got JSON… sort of. Really this way only text validation, but allowed us to create some functional indexes which were still nice.
- In Postgres 9.4 we got JSONB – the B stands for Better according to @leinweber. Essentially this is a full binary JSON on disk, which can perform as fast as other NoSQL databases using JSON.
This is all great, but when it comes to using JSON you need a library that plays well here. As you might have guessed it from my previous post this is where MassiveJS comes in. Most ORMs take a more legacy approach to how they work with the database, in contrast the other side of the world believes in document only storage way is the future. In contrast Postgres believes there is a time and place for everything, just like Massive, except it believes Postgres is the path just as I do.
Alright, enough context, let’s take a look.
Getting all setup
First go ahead and create a database, let’s call it massive, and then let’s connect to it and create our example table:
$ createdb massive
$ psql massive
# create table posts (id serial primary key, body jsonb);
Now that we’ve got our database setup let’s seed it with some data. If you want you can simple hop over to the github repo and pull it down then run node load_json.js
to load the example data. A quick look at it, given an example.json
file we’re going to iterate over it. For each record in there, we’re going to call saveDoc. Based on our table which has a unique id key and a body jsonb field it’ll simply save our JSON document into that table:
var parsedJSON = require('./example.json');
for(i = 0; i < parsedJSON.posts.length; i++) {
db.saveDoc("posts", parsedJSON.posts[1], function(err,res){});
};
If you want to just take a look at this github repo, once you create a database you can run node load_json.js
to seed it.
Why JSON at all?
JSON data is all over the place, in many cases it’s fast and flexible and allows you to move more quickly. Yes, much of the time normalizing your data can be useful, but there is something to be said for expediency saving some data and querying across it. Querying across some giant document also used to be much more expensive, but now with JSONB and it’s indexes that can be extremely fast.
Querying
So how do we go about querying? Well it’s pretty simple with Massive, they provide a nice findDoc
function to let you just search for contents of a specific key within the document. Let’s say I wanted to pull back all posts that are in the Postgres category, well it’s as simple as:
db.posts.findDoc({title : 'Postgres'}, function(err,docs){
console.log(docs);
});
The real beauty of this is if you added a GIN index (which will index the entire document) this query will be quite performant.
Just make sure to add your GIN index:
CREATE INDEX idx_posts ON posts USING GIN(body jsonb_path_ops);
CREATE INDEX idx_posts_search ON posts USING GIN(search);
But even better, with Massive it’ll automatically add these for you if you just start saving docs. It will automatically create the table and appropriate indexes, just doing the correct thing out of the box.
Full text and JSON
Cool, so you can do an exact look up. Which is great when you’re matching a category… which could be easily normalized. It’s great when you’re matching numbers, which also could likely reside in their own column. But what about when you’re searching over a large document, or a set of keys within some document which may require several joins, or indeterminate data structure, well you may want to search for the presence of that string at all. As you may have guessed this is quite trivial.
db.posts.searchDoc({
keys : ["title", "category"],
term : ["Postgres"]
}, function(err,docs){
console.log(docs);
})
Hopefully it’s pretty straight forward, but to be very clear. Call out the document table you want to search, then the keys you’ll want to include in the search, then the term. This will search for any place the contents that string are found in matching values for those keys.
Which will nicely yield the expected documents:
[ { link: 'http://www.craigkerstiens.com/2015/05/08/upsert-lands-in-postgres-9.5/',
title: 'Upsert Lands in PostgreSQL 9.5 – a First Look',
category: 'Postgres',
comments: [ [Object] ],
id: 2 },
{ link: 'http://www.craigkerstiens.com/2015/11/30/massive-node-postgres-an-overview-and-intro/',
title: 'Node, Postgres, MassiveJS - a Better Database Experience',
id: 3 } ]
In conclusion
While Massive isn’t perfect, its approach to storing queries in files, using the schema vs. having to define your models in code and the database, and it’s smooth document integration makes it a real contender as a better database library when working with Node. Give it a try and let me know your thoughts.


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In "on" state - no barriers
In "off" state - a barrier cuts off the flow of electrons
The smallest working transistor ever created is 1nm
Red Blood Cells - 10,000 nm
Bacteriophage virus - 15 nm
Modern Transistors - 7 nm
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Smaller the size of the barrier blocking the electron
Which only happens in the "Quantum realm"
4 Bits -> can have only 1 of all possible 2^4 values
Problem solving is basically going through all the 2^4 values and finding that one required value
Prime Factorization of large number (1024 bit)
Quantum Computers can simulate theoretical chemistry much more efficiently
Simulate how a drug interacts with the human body greatly increasing the efficiency of drug production
Predict how a pandemic will spread by crunching the numbers & provide effective response strategy
0ms response time
No matter how far they are!


--- title: Grammar of Graphics (ggplot2) [Part 2] date: '2017-03-07' slug: ggplot2-part-2 categories: - R output: blogdown::html_page: toc: true ---
ggplot
geom_
functionsaes()
stat=
position=
coord_
functionfacet_
functionTry to make the following plot (density plot of price
in dependence on cut
) and save it into variable p1
.
A function to add labels to a plot is labs
. You can add a title, subtitle and caption as follow.
p1 + labs(title = "Poorly cut diamonds appear to fetch unexpectedly high prices",
subtitle = "The lowest cut rating is associated with the highest mode price",
caption = "Data by Hadley Wickham")
Similarly, you can change axis labels and legend.
p1 + labs(x = "Price", y = "Density", color = "Cut Rating")
Themes change appearance of non-data elements.
First, you change theme manually using theme
function. See the list of what you can control in the documentation. For example, you can take the previous plot and remove the legend:
p1 + theme(legend.position = "none")
Second, you can use predefined themes. Take the p1
plot and try to add the following themes:
p1 + theme_bw()
p1 + theme_classic()
p1 + theme_dark()
p1 + theme_light()
p1 + theme_linedraw()
p1 + theme_minimal()
p1 + theme_void()
Many developers come with their own ggplot2 themes. For example with library(ggthemes)
you can try p1 + theme_wsj()
to style your plot like Wall Street Journal, with library(xkcd)
you can style your plot as xkcd comics and Bob Rudis creates his hrbrthemes for his style.
# devtools package can be installed as install.packages("devtools")
# hrbrthemes package can be then installed as devtools::install_github("hrbrmstr/hrbrthemes")
library(hrbrthemes)
p1 + theme_ipsum_rc() # or theme_ipsum() on Windows
You can add a scale_
function for each aesthetics.
Let us plot the dependence between price and weight (carat
):
s <- ggplot(diamonds, aes(carat, price)) +
geom_point(aes(color = cut))
s
Try to apply various scales to the graph s
:
scale_color_grey
and scale_color_brewer(palette = "Set1")
scale_x_log10()
and scale_y_log10()
There are also several packages with more exotic color scales:
If we now color previous graph by price
instead of cut
:
s1 <- ggplot(diamonds, aes(carat, price)) +
geom_point(aes(color = price))
Try to apply various continuous color scales.
library(viridis)
: scale_color_viridis()
and scale_color_viridis(option = "A")
scale_color_distiller(palette = "Spectral")
scale_color_brewer(palette = "Purples")
Now experiment with labels, themes, and scales to make a clear graph how a price of diamond depends on its weight. Perhaps this one, or any other you like.
There is more than one way to save the graph:
Export
tab in Plots
panelggplot2
package you can use a ggsave
function (see ?ggsave
for help and examples)pdf
, png
and dev.off
as in base graphicsSave the plot generated in Challenge 4 into PDF file.
ggplot2
in a combination with custom themes are a fast route to creation of (almost) publication-quality graphics.


Virat Kohli gestures angrily as MS Dhoni chants follow Rishabh Pant’s dropped catch
by Sports DeskBy: Sports Desk | Updated: December 9, 2019 2:42:37 pm
Virat Kohli gestures to the crowd during the 2nd T20I between India and West Indies in Thiruvananthapuram on Sunday (Screengrab)
Virat Kohli was not impressed with India’s fielding efforts as West Indies won by 8 wickets in the 2nd T20I in Thiruvananthapuram on Sunday, but he had something to say when the crowd reacted to a missed catch by wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant by chanting MS Dhoni’s name.
The Kerala crowd, who had earlier given local boy Sanju Samson the loudest cheer when the players stepped out before the match, were disappointed when Samson was not named in the XI.
When Pant dropped Evin Lewis in the 5th over, the crowd let its feeling be known about Pant.
Kohli, however, was not impressed. He turned to the crowd and seemed to gesture that they should chant Pant’s name as he was the wicketkeeper on the field for India.
Virat Kohli had said earlier that he thinks it is disrespectful to invoke Dhoni, the former India captain, when Pant is on the field.
Pant did redeem himself by pulling off a stumping later in the innings. In the India innings too, Pant had been one of the most successful, as India rode a blistering cameo by Shivam Dube to post 170 in their 20 overs.
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| 007:075 Maulana | : |
The arrogant chiefs of his people said to those who were weak, to those who believed from among them: Do you know that Salih is one sent by his Lord? They said: Surely we are believers in that wherewith he has been sent. |
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| 007:075 Rashad | : |
The arrogant leaders among his people said to the common people who believed, "How do you know that Saaleh is sent by his Lord?" They said, "The message he brought has made us believers." |
| 007:075 Sarwar | : |
The proud ones among Salih's people asked his oppressed followers, "Do you (really) know that Salih is a Messenger of his Lord?" They replied, "We have faith in the Message which he preaches". |
| 007:075 Shakir | : |
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| 007:075 Sherali | : |
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| 007:075 Yusufali | : |
The leaders of the arrogant party among his people said to those who were reckoned powerless - those among them who believed: "know ye indeed that Salih is a messenger from his Lord?" They said: "We do indeed believe in the revelation which hath been sent through him." |
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I've been using a great TDD tool called ncrunch (http://www.ncrunch.net/)
It's a Visual Studio add-in that automatically runs tests in the background. It analyses your code changes and runs the affected tests.


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Even though blogs can be completely free-form, many blogs have a focus. For example, if a blogger is interested in technology, the blogger might go to the Consumer Electronics Show and post entries of the things he/she sees there. If a blogger is interested in economic issues, he/she might post links to articles that discuss the economy and then offer commentary on them. There are people who use their blogs simply as a scrapbook -- a form of online memory. Whenever the author finds a link or a snippet of information that he/she wants to remember, it gets posted in the blog. Even if no one else ever looks at it, it is still useful to the author because the blog is a searchable electronic medium that the author can access with a Web browser anywhere in the world.


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| AllValuesFromRestriction | An AllValuesFromRestriction. |
| AnnotationProperty | An Annotation property. |
| AnonymousClass | This class represents the AnonymousClass. |
| CardinalityRestriction | A CardinalityRestriction |
| DatatypeProperty | Interface for datatype properties. |
| HasValueRestriction | A HasValueRestriction. |
| LiteralOrONodeID | A class representing something that is either a literal or a node ID. |
| MaxCardinalityRestriction | A MaxCardinalityRestriction. |
| MinCardinalityRestriction | A MinCardinalityRestriction. |
| ObjectProperty | ObjectProperty is a sub type of the RDFProperty. |
| OBNodeID | An object representing an ontology node ID. |
| OClass | Each OClass (Ontology Class) represents a concept/class in ontology. |
| OConstants | This interface holds some constants used by several other intrfaces and classes in the GATE ontology API. |
| OInstance | OInstance (Ontology Instance) represents an instance in the ontology/knowledge base. |
| ONodeID | An ONodeID represents the id of either a blank node or a resource. |
| Ontology | Interface for ontology language resources. |
| OntologyBooleanQuery | This represents a boolean query of the triple store for the ontology. |
| OntologyModificationListener | Objects wishing to listen to various ontology events, must implement this interface (using implements java keyword) and the methods of this interface. |
| OntologyTripleStore | An OntologyTripleStore object can be used to directly manipulate the triples that represent an ontology, if the ontology implementation supports this. |
| OntologyTripleStoreListener | An OntologyTripleStoreListener is noticed whenever a triple is added to or removed from the ontology store. |
| OntologyTupleQuery | This represents a tuple query of the triple store for the ontology. |
| OResource | This is the top level interface for all ontology resources such as classes, instances and properties. |
| OURI | Interface for objects representing an URI. |
| OValue | A class representing something that is either a literal or a OResource. |
| RDFProperty | RDFProperty is the top level property. |
| Restriction | This interface defines a restriction in the ontology. |
| SomeValuesFromRestriction | A SomeValuesFromRestriction. |
| SymmetricProperty | Every SymmetricProperty is ObjectProperty. |
| TransitiveProperty | Interface for transitive properties. |
| Triple | A Triple represents an RDF Triple from the underlying triple store and consists of a subject, predicate and object. |
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| OConstants.OWL | All predefined URIs from the OWL1 namespace. |
| OConstants.RDF | All predefined URIs from the RDF name space. |
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| OUtils | |
| URI | Deprecated. Use OURI objects and the Ontology factory methods
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| InvalidURIException | This exception is thrown when a URI is not valid. |
| InvalidValueException | This exception should be thrown when a property value is not compatible with the property. e.g. boolean value for the integer datatype, invalid instance for an object property. |
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Introduction
Let’s go build a bot to inform new releases using Go as language programming, Aws as infraestructure on cloud, Terraform as infraestructure as code.
Requirements
- An account on Aws
- Go 1.15 or greather installed
- Terraform 0.13.2 or greather installed
- Gomock 1.6.0 or greather downloaded
- Git and Github/GitLab/Bitbucket/Other
The follow picture is our work finished
Let’s Go!!!!
The fisrt we are need define structure to our project, this is :
- dynamodb
- mock_dynamodb(here put all mock files to dynamodb)
- lambda
- hanlder
- models
- processor
- utils
- terraform
- docs (here locate images and diagrams)
Well, now let’s go initialize the module go, because we going to initialize repository, for it, you should run the next command :
go mod init github.com/username/slack-bot
Then we are going to create the golang code for the lambda, the most important are on the folders handler and processor , but if you want watch more details about it, ypu can go to repo. On folder hanlder do yoy should create a file named Handler.go
const ( FormatDateTimecategory = "01-02-2006 15:04:05" ) func HandleRequest(ctx context.Context, request models.Request) error { slackBotDb := dynamodb.GetSlackBotDb() processor := p.NewProcessor(slackBotDb) err := processor.Process(uuid.New().String(), time.Now().Format(FormatDateTimecategory), request) if err != nil { return err } return nil }
Next, do you should create on folder processor a file named processor.go
type Processor struct { SlackBotDb dynamodb.IDynamoSlackBotDb } func NewProcessor(i dynamodb.IDynamoSlackBotDb) *Processor { return &Processor{i} } func (receiver *Processor) Process(id string, createdDate string, request models.Request) error { logger.Info("Start Process") _, err := utils.ValidInput(request) if err != nil { logger.Error("Invalid request", err) return err } request.Id = id request.CreateDate = createdDate logger.Println("Send request to create release") err = receiver.SlackBotDb.CreateRelease(request) if err != nil { logger.Error("Error trying create release on dynamodb", err) logger.Info("Finished Process") return err } logger.Println("Send request to create release successful") logger.Info("Finished Process") return nil }
After that, we are need create some resources on aws as table on dynamo db, for it do you should create file named main.tf on folder terraform/main.tf and place it :
terraform { required_providers { aws = { source = "hashicorp/aws" version = "~> 3.27" } } } provider "aws" { profile = "" region = "" }
This is for define the cloud provider and provider info as your profile and region. After that add the follow code to create variables required and the table.
//------------------------------------------ // VARIABLES //------------------------------------------ variable "slack-bot-release-app-name" { description = "Lambda Notify Releases" default = "slack-release-service" } variable "app_env" { description = "Application environment tag" default = "dev" } locals { app_id = "${lower(var.slack-bot-release-app-name)}-${lower(var.app_env)}" } //------------------------------------------ // DYNAMODB //------------------------------------------ resource "aws_dynamodb_table" "slack-bot" { name = "Releases" billing_mode = "PAY_PER_REQUEST" read_capacity = 20 write_capacity = 20 hash_key = "id" stream_enabled = true stream_view_type = "NEW_AND_OLD_IMAGES" attribute { name = "id" type = "S" } tags = { Name = "SlackBot" Environment = "dev" } }
Now, we are need add to terraform file the resources of kind role, this is required to allow invoke our lambda, add access to dynamo db and cloudwatch to logging
resource "random_id" "unique_suffix" {
byte_length = 2
}
resource "aws_iam_role" "lambda_exec" {
name_prefix = local.app_id
assume_role_policy = <<EOF
{
"Version": "2012-10-17",
"Statement": [
{
"Action": "sts:AssumeRole",
"Principal": {
"Service": "lambda.amazonaws.com"
},
"Effect": "Allow",
"Sid": ""
}
]
}
EOF
}
resource "aws_iam_role_policy_attachment" "lambda_AmazonDynamoDBFullAccess" {
role = aws_iam_role.lambda_exec.name
policy_arn = "arn:aws:iam::aws:policy/AmazonDynamoDBFullAccess"
}
resource "aws_iam_role_policy_attachment" "lambda_CloudWatchFullAccess" {
role = aws_iam_role.lambda_exec.name
policy_arn = "arn:aws:iam::aws:policy/CloudWatchFullAccess"
}
After that, we are need build our code, dou you need run the follow code(navigate to folder that contain code lambda) ,or execute to file sh as it’s on github’s
repository
rm -rf ./../bin &&\
mkdir ./../bin &&\
GOOS=linux go build -o ./../bin/slack-bot-release-aws-lambda &&\
cd ./../bin &&\
zip slack-bot-release.zip slack-bot-release-aws-lambda
Then, now we are should create infraestructure on aws using terraform, for it, navigate to folder terraform and execute the follows steps:
- terraform init
- terraform plan
- terraform apply –auto-approve=true
If it’s ok, only left a step. Let’s go create chatbot, because terraform not has a resource to automatize creation the service chatbot, we are should create it manually, for it follow this steps:
- You should access to aws chatbot under aws console
- Choose Slack as client
- Choose the workspace in dropdown list
- Configure new channel
- On details set any name, e.g. bot-para-notificar-releases
- Note: not check logging. it apply charge
- Under Channel type, choose Private
- Enter channel ID (e.g. T026YK7T0Q5)
- if you haven’t any channel, you shoud go to slack for create channel
- if you have channel for it, enter id. (On my case it’s C0271L15MBL)
- Permissions
- Set name e.g. bot-para-notificar-releases-role
- Policy templates :
- Read-only command permissions
- Lambda-invoke command permissions
- Notifications
- select region sns topics(on my case, it’s us-east-1)
- select topic
- Finally, click on configure button
Testing our bot
Now, the better moment, let’s go test, do you should go to slack and on the channel enter the follow snippet and change data if you want
@aws lambda invoke --function-name slack-release-service-dev --region us-east-1 --payload { “title”: “titulo”, “description”: “se realizo refacto de ...”, “product”: “MyProduct”, “detail”: “https://any-endpoint.com”, “team”: “MyTeam”, “status”: “IMPLEMENTADO”, “owner”: “Gustavo Martinez”, “result”: “EXITOSO”, “observations”: “sin observaciones” }
this return a alert indicating the action to execute, this is for example
After that, it shoud ask if you want run command, for it click on “Yes”, then
Finally, do you watch the follow message from cloudwatch alert and if you verify on dynamo will be new release on table
For doubt or suggestions write me Thank you!!!


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Kanye West announces 'Jesus is King Part II' in collaboration with Dr. Dre
by The Jakarta PostLast month, West unveiled his ninth studio album, "Jesus is King," which was named to reflect his recent recommitment to Christianity.
Although the gospel-infused opus suffered from a chaotic album rollout, the rapper recently announced that he is working on the follow-up to "Jesus is King" with legendary producer Dr. Dre.
"Ye and Dre Jesus is King Part II coming soon," he announced in a post on Twitter, which also features a photo of the pair in the recording studio.
Although details about the album are still scarce to this date, "Jesus is King Part II" would likely continue West's foray into taking gospel rap mainstream.
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This past September, the musician reportedly announced that he will no longer be making secular music, stating that he will solely focus on making "only gospel from here on out."
"Jesus is King Part II" would also mark West's first official collaboration with Dr. Dre, who Yeezy described in a previous Rolling Stone essay as "the definition of a true talent."
At the time, the rapper also added that "Dre feels like God placed him here to make music"-- a statement in tune with the recent declarations that West made while paying a visit to renowned televangelist Joel Osteen in his Houston megachurch.
"I know that God's been calling me for a long time and the devil's been distracting me for a long time. Jesus has won the victory. I told you about my arrogance and cockiness already. Now the greatest artist that God has ever created is now working for him," West stated.
In addition to announcing "Jesus is King Part II," the musician revealed earlier this week that his first-ever opera, "Nebuchadnezzar," will debut on November 24 at Los Angeles's Hollywood Bowl.
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AS GOOD AS IT GETS RATING: 7.5 / 10 --> Re-watchable
Review Date: June 25, 1998 Director: James L. Brooks Writers: Marc Andrus and James L. Brooks Producers: James L. Brooks, Bridget Johnson and Kristi Zea Actors: Jack Nicholson as Melvin Udall Helen Hunt as Carol Connelly Greg Kinnear as Simon Bishop Cuba Gooding Jr. as Frank Sachs Genre: Dramedy Year of Release: 1997
"Mr. Oscar", James L. Brooks (Three of the four films that he's directed have been nominated for Best Picture, including this e-TERMS OF ENDEARMENT (7.5/10) is the only one that won) directs Jack Nicholson to an Oscar for Best Performance by a leading male actor, Helen Hunt to an Oscar for Best Performance by a leading female actor, and Greg Kinnear to his first ever Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
PLOT: This movie follows three very different people whose lives cross because of circumstances, and change, because of emotions. Melvin (Nicholson) is the overly-obnoxious and obsessively-compulsive writer. Carol (Hunt) is the waitress whose status as a single mother further accentuates her incapacity to take optimal care of her only son who suffers from a severe asthmatic condition.  Their sadness, pains, joys and loves are the basis of this plot.
CRITIQUE: Extremely well made character film which plays just as good as a comedy, as it does an effective drama. This movie had me laughing out loud on several occasions, while fighting back the lump in my throat a couple of other pivotal scenes. Once again, director Brooks has managed to effectively balance the two elements in this great picture about love, the trials and tribulations of everyday life, and the human capacity to survive and overcome all adversities.
The acting was top-notch all around, with Nicholson pulling off another great performance as the rudest man in New York City, and Kinnear finally getting a chance to successfully showcase his acting chops to the world. Hunt was also very good, but I did feel as though she over-cried her part in one focal scene (Although she did make up for it in the scene where she demands that Melvin "never mention her son again" in the restaurant....ouch !!). The supporting cast was also very solid, with Gooding Jr. continuing to show us why he is definitely worth "the money".
And despite the fact that the movie did run a little long at close to two and a half hours, the effective manner in which the characters portrayed their lives was enough to genuinely keep me interested and caring throughout the picture's entire run-time. The soundtrack was also very good, as was the appropriate mix of sadness and humour throughout the entire picture. One thing to keep in mind for this film is that its content is definitely skewed towards a more mature and adult audience. Somehow, I don't see your local skateboarding GenX-ers appreciating the well-woven subtleties prescribed in this wonderfully human script.
Little Known Facts: This film was originally titled OLD FRIENDS. Screenwriter Shane Black plays the Café owner in this movie (He has written LETHAL WEAPON (7.5/10), THE LAST BOYSCOUT (7.5/10), and THE LONG KISS GOODNIGHT (7.5/10). Director Harold Ramis (He directed the original VACATION (8/10) movie, and GROUNDHOG'S DAY (7.5/10) plays Doctor Betts in this movie, along with fellow director Laurence Kasdan (He directed BODY HEAT (7.5/10) and THE BIG CHILL), who plays Nicholson's psychiatrist. Some continuity errors in the film include: Melvin removing his glasses twice while looking out of the window on a rainy evening, and while in Baltimore, Simon ripping off his cast so that he can better draw Carol...but in later scenes, his cast being shown as intact. Director James L. Brooks has also produced several successful TV series including "The Simpsons", "Taxi", "Lou Grant", "Rhoda", and "The Mary Tyler Moore Show".
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--- title: FastBert keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "fast.ai API customization for separateable sequence Bert model" ---
# for the other models from huggingfaces go to
# https://www.kaggle.com/maroberti/fastai-with-transformers-bert-roberta
# the notebook will work as well
# just pay attention at the customized model section
model_class, tokenizer_class, config_class = BertForSequenceClassification, BertTokenizer, BertConfig
Customization is following the work of https://www.kaggle.com/maroberti/fastai-with-transformers-bert-roberta. I would recommemend to read the pipeline before, if not done already. When additional work is done we are explaining the steps.
First we are going into the implementations from former collueges and customize them to make the tokenizer capable for our special needs.
Namely we have to tokenize a List[sequence] element, where sequence in string form, to return a List[tokens] respecting the seperated format.
The respecting format is:
\begin{equation*} [CLS] + tokens(seq_1) + tokens(seq_2) + [SEP] + tokens(seq_3) + [SEP] \end{equation*}what will be cut by the max_len parameter of Bert.
In the Tokenizer class we just change the type annotations from str to List[str].
Now the challenge is to make the TokenizeProcessor class able to use the new input form of List[sequence].
In fast.ai the TokenizeProcessor class processes a list of str to a concatination and uses then the tokenizer for the whole text. So we built a customized version for the Tokenizer. Here we changed the class functions to use our customized tokenizer and got rid of the function for concatination (_join_texts).
It would be more elegant to use the _join_texts function in a customized form to do our approach by concatinating the sentences via a special token. One problem with that approach would be that the BertTokenizer is not able to distinguish between text and special tokens in the text. We have to add the special tokens after tokenization.
# setting it up
# pretrained models can be shown by
# model_class.pretrained_model_archive_map.keys()
pretrained_model_name = 'bert-large-uncased-whole-word-masking'
transformer_tokenizer = tokenizer_class.from_pretrained(pretrained_model_name)
transformer_base_tokenizer = TransformersBaseTokenizer(pretrained_tokenizer = transformer_tokenizer, model_type = model_type)
fastai_tokenizer = SeqTokenizer(tok_func = transformer_base_tokenizer, pre_rules=[], post_rules=[])
tokenize_processor = SeqTokenizeProcessor(tokenizer=fastai_tokenizer, include_bos=False, include_eos=False)
# testing of the TokenizeProcessor subclass
test_item_1 = ['turn one','turn two','turn three.']
test_item_2 = ['turn four', 'turn five', 'turn six.']
test_tokens_1 = ['[CLS]', 'turn', 'one', 'turn', 'two', '[SEP]',
'turn', 'three', '.', '[SEP]']
test_tokens_2 = ['[CLS]', 'turn', 'four', 'turn', 'five', '[SEP]',
'turn', 'six', '.', '[SEP]']
test_items = ItemList(items = [test_item_1, test_item_2])
try:
tokenize_processor.process(test_items)
except e:
print(e)
assert tokenize_processor.process_one([test_item_1]) == test_tokens_1
assert test_items[0] == test_tokens_1
assert test_items[1] == test_tokens_2
Now that the tokenizer works like we wanted it to be, we have to move to the next problem. We need not only the input_ids of the sentences but also the attention_mask and token_type_ids.
When looking into the model setup we can do a simple trick by using utility functions in the forward pass. Hence we have two utitliy functions retrieving the masks from an input_ids batch.
# testing the segment function
# 101 - CLS token, 102 - SEP token
# example batch is in the form of
# the output from the processor built before
tokens_batch = [[101, 2735, 102, 2737, 121, 4243, 1001],
[101, 219, 102, 2482, 1239, 1234, 102],
[101, 419, 102, 4202, 102, 0, 0]]
tokens_batch = torch.tensor(tokens_batch)
segs_batch = [[0, 0] + [1]*5,
[0, 0] + [1]*5,
[0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0, 0]]
segs_batch = torch.tensor(segs_batch)
seg_ids = segment(tokens_batch);
assert torch.equal(seg_ids, segs_batch)
Now as we have a function that can retrieve the token_type_ids of our inputs on the fly, we can use it in the forward pass of our model.
attention_mask is a one liner as we will see.
# testing the CustomTransformerModel
config = config_class.from_pretrained(pretrained_model_name)
config.num_labels = 4
transformer_model = model_class.from_pretrained(pretrained_model_name, config = config)
custom_transformer_model = CustomTransformerModel(transformer_model = transformer_model)
custom_transformer_model.eval()
try:
logits_batch = custom_transformer_model.forward(tokens_batch)
except e:
print(e)
assert logits_batch.shape == torch.Size([tokens_batch.shape[0], 4])
As shown in the other solutions we are customizing the numericalizer as well. Here we are lucky because there is no special needs to the different input form.
The customization work is done here. If you want to see an example how to use it, go to the 01_task3 notebook. There we applied it to the SemEval-2019 Task 3.
from nbdev.export import *
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| Binding |
Interface used by
InjectorGeneratorImpl to represent different kinds
of bindings. |
| BindingFactory |
Factory interface for creating bindings.
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| BindingIndex |
Simple interface for an index of bound keys in the Ginjector.
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| AsyncProviderBinding |
Binding implementation for
AsyncProvider<T> that generates
the following code for the provider:
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Binding implementation that replaces one type with another.
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Binding for a constant value.
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Guice-based implementation of the binding factory.
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A binding to call the requested
Provider . |
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A binding that calls a single constructor directly.
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A binding that just calls
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Describes the context in which a binding or dependency was created.
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Representation of a dependency edge.
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Binding that represents a value exposed to this level from lower in the injector hierarchy.
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Binder producing assisted inject factories.
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Simple binding that allows injection of the ginjector.
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Binding implementation for
Provider<T> that just uses the binding
to T . |
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Binding that represents a value inherited from higher in the injector hierarchy.
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A binding that calls a provider method.
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A binding that calls
GWT.create() for the non-"Async" version
of the requested type. |
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| Injectable |
Binding for
MemberCollector s
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Getting started guide for Sovereign Azure BETA
Introduction
UKCloud's Sovereign Azure service provides you with new options to harness Microsoft Azure alongside other cloud platform, including Oracle, VMware and OpenStack. This gives you the flexibility to accommodate diverse workloads within a low-latency, accredited platform with native connectivity to non-cloud workloads in Crown Hosting and the networks that are vital to the Public Sector: from PSN Protected to HSCN and RLI.
This getting started guide provides you with the information you need to get up and running with your Sovereign Azure service.
Intended audience
To complete the steps in this guide, you must have access to UKCloud's Azure Stack portal.
Sovereign Azure overview
At UKCloud, we understand that there is no "one size fits all" solution. There are usually many factors to consider when looking to move your applications to the cloud, including existing technology investment and skills. Additionallredffrfjdfjdy, while some applications can easily move to the public cloud, there are others that for various reasons (latency, connectivity, security, regulation) must run on-premises.
Microsoft Azure Stack is an extension of Azure that provides on-premises Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) and Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), enabling you to leverage the benefits of cloud in an on-premises environment. The Sovereign Azure service brings the advantages of the Microsoft Cloud platform to our assured UK-sovereign platform, helping you realise the benefits that a true hybrid cloud environment has to offer, while balancing the right amount of flexibility and control.
With Sovereign Azure, you can:
- Leverage existing Azure investment, knowledge and skills
- Use Azure Stack alongside other technologies, for example, VMware, OpenStack or Oracle
- Connect to government community networks, including PSN, HSCN, Janet and RLI
- Meet specific compliance directives, such as data sovereignty or security
The two main delivery models provided by our Sovereign Azure service are:
- A multi-tenant IaaS and PaaS platform available in both UKCloud security domains (Assured OFFICIAL and Elevated OFFICIAL), connected to government community networks with UKCloud's award-winning support
- Private cloud deployment of Sovereign Azure dedicated to a single customer
Before you begin
You should have received your Sovereign Azure login credentials from your Sovereign Azure administrator. If you're the administrator, your Customer Success Manager (CSM) will have provided you with your credentials.
Logging in to the Microsoft Azure Stack portal
To manage your Sovereign Azure service, you need to log in to UKCloud's Azure Stack portal. The portal provides access to all your Sovereign Azure resources.
To log in to the Azure Stack portal:
In your browser, go to the following URL:
In the login dialog box, enter the email address for your Sovereign Azure account and click Next, or pick your account.
Enter your password and click Sign in.
After you log in, you'll see the main Azure Stack portal home page.
On this page you'll see:
A—Favourites panel Quickly access your most used resources (see link)
B—Dashboard Access information about your Sovereign Azure resources (see link)
C—Settings Change your portal settings, such as theme and language
D—Notifications View useful alerts about your Sovereign Azure environment
E—New Create new resources
Understanding subscriptions, offers and plans
Your Sovereign Azure environment is provisioned with a subscription that determines the services you have access to, and your quotas for those services.
- A subscription is a mechanism for signing up to an offer
- An offer is a collection of one or more plans
- A plan is a collection of one or more services, with associated quotas
Customising your favourites
In the Azure Stack portal, down the left-hand side, you can see a list of your favourite resources. You can customise this list to include the resources that you access most frequently.
In the favourites panel of the Azure Stack portal, click the More services link.
In the list of resources available to your subscription, resources that are included in your favourites panel are indicated by a yellow star icon.
Tip! You can use the Filter field to filter the list of resources. You can order the list By category or By name.
Click the grey star icon next to the resource that you want to add to your list of favourites.
Tip! To remove a resource from the favourites panel, click the yellow star next to the service.
When you're done, close the list of resources.
You can now see the newly added resource in your favourites panel.
You can reorder the resources in your favourites panel by dragging and dropping them.
Customising and adding dashboards
An Azure Stack dashboard consists of tiles that provide access to the resources available to your subscription. You can create multiple dashboards to provide different views of your resources.
To customise a dashboard:
In the Azure Stack portal, select the dashboard that you want to customise.
Click the Edit dashboard option.
Drag the tiles you want to add to the dashboard from the Tile Gallery onto the dashboard.
To change the layout of a tile on the dashboard, hover your mouse over the tile, click the Context menu icon and select the new layout.
Drag tiles to rearrange them on the dashboard.
To delete a tile from the dashboard, hover your mouse over the tile and click the Unpin icon.
When you're done, click Done customizing.
To create a new dashboard, click the New dashboard option.
Enter a name for the dashboard.
Add and arrange tiles as described above and, when you're done, click Done customizing.
Configuring the Azure CLI
Azure provides a command line interface (CLI) that you can use to manage your Sovereign Azure resources. For example, you can use the Azure CLI to create virtual machines and deploy Azure Resource Manager templates.
For more information, including steps for setting up the Azure CLI with Sovereign Azure and a list of known issues, see:
https://github.com/UKCloud/AzureStack/tree/master/AzureCLI/Tenants
Configuring the Azure Stack PowerShell client
You can use PowerShell to manage your Sovereign Azure resources. For example, you can create virtual machines and deploy Azure Resource Manager templates.
For more information, including steps and scripts for setting up Azure PowerShell with Sovereign Azure and a list of known issues, see:
https://github.com/UKCloud/AzureStack/tree/master/PowerShell/Tenants
Next steps
Congratulations! In this getting started guide, you've learned the basics about Sovereign Azure and the Azure Stack portal. For more information about Sovereign Azure, see the following articles in the UKCloud Knowledge Centre:
- Sovereign Azure BETA
- Sovereign Azure BETA FAQs
- How to grant users access to Sovereign Azure
- How to use the Azure Stack API
Glossary
This section provides a glossary of terms specific to Sovereign Azure.
Azure Active Directory The service that provides identity management within Sovereign Azure.
cloud operator An entity that provides services, via subscriptions, on Azure Stack. UKCloud is a cloud operator.
Microsoft Azure Microsoft's public cloud service.
Microsoft Azure Stack An extension of Azure that provides cloud computing to an on-premises environment.
resource An object within Azure Stack, such as a virtual machine, network or storage.
resource group A collection of resources, services and applications.
subscription A mechanism for organising resources and services for tenants to consume.
Sovereign Azure A UKCloud IaaS and PaaS service that works as an extension of Microsoft's own Azure Public Cloud, delivered from our assured sovereign data centres.
tenant An entity that consumes services from cloud operators in Sovereign Azure.
Feedback
If you have any comments on this document, or any other aspect of your UKCloud experience, send them to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(c) UKCloud Ltd, 2018. All Rights Reserved.


TCGBWebViewController Class Reference
| Inherits from | UIViewController |
|---|---|
| Conforms to | TCGBWebViewDelegate UINavigationBarDelegate UIWebViewDelegate |
| Declared in | TCGBWebViewController.h |
Overview
The TCGBWebViewController is a view controller class which have webview, headerview, maskview and etc.
Properties
maskView
Mask View.
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIView *maskView
Discussion
Only used in popup launch style.
Declared In
TCGBWebViewController.h
headerView
Header View.
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIView *headerView
Discussion
Only used in popup launch style.
Declared In
TCGBWebViewController.h
theWebView
Web View.
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIWebView *theWebView
Discussion
You can handle this webView through custom scheme.
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[TCGBWebView addCustomScheme]
[TCGBWebView addCustomScheme:@"gamebase://getUserInformation" block:^(TCGBWebViewController *browserController, TCGBWebURL *webURL) { NSLog(@"%@ 호출!", webURL.host); NSString *userID = [TCGBGamebase userID]; NSString *registeredDate = @"-"; NSArray *authList = [TCGBGamebase authMappingList]; NSString *authListString = [authList componentsJoinedByString:@", "]; NSMutableString *javascript = [[NSMutableString alloc] init]; __block NSMutableString *params = [[NSMutableString alloc] init]; __block NSMutableString *callback = [[NSMutableString alloc] init]; [webURL.query enumerateKeysAndObjectsUsingBlock:^(id _Nonnull key, id _Nonnull obj, BOOL * _Nonnull stop) { if ([key caseInsensitiveCompare:@"callback"] == NSOrderedSame) { callback = obj; } }]; [params appendFormat:@"'%@',", userID]; [params appendFormat:@"'%@',", registeredDate]; [params appendFormat:@"'%@',", authListString]; [javascript appendFormat:@"javascript:%@(%@)", callback, params]; [browserController.theWebView stringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString:javascript]; }];
Declared In
TCGBWebViewController.h
configuration
WebView Configuration.
@property (nonatomic, strong) TCGBWebViewConfiguration *configuration
Discussion
You can handle the webview with this configuration property.
Declared In
TCGBWebViewController.h
delegate
UIViewController Delegate.
@property (nonatomic, strong) id<TCGBWebViewDelegate> delegate
Discussion
It is used to delegate UIViewController’s methods such as viewDidLoad: viewWillLoad: viewDidDisappear: and etc. It is setted by configuration property.
See Also
Declared In
TCGBWebViewController.h
Initialization
– initWithConfiguration:
Initialization with TCGBWebViewConfiguration.
- (instancetype)initWithConfiguration:(TCGBWebViewConfiguration *)configuration
Parameters
configuration |
With this property, TCGBWebViewController initialize its components such as webview, orientation, launch style and so on. |
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Declared In
TCGBWebViewController.h
Launching
– showWebViewWithURL:
Show WebView that is not for local url.
- (void)showWebViewWithURL:(NSString *)urlString
Parameters
urlString |
The string value for target url |
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Declared In
TCGBWebViewController.h
– showWebViewWithLocalURL:bundle:
Show WebView for local html (or other resources)
- (void)showWebViewWithLocalURL:(NSString *)localFilePath bundle:(NSBundle *)bundle
Parameters
localFilePath |
The string value for target local path. |
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bundle |
Where the file is located. |
Declared In
TCGBWebViewController.h


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The Karma rules run karma tests with Bazel.
Installation
Add the @bazel/karma
npm package to your devDependencies
in package.json
.
Now add this to your WORKSPACE
to install the Karma dependencies:
This installs the io_bazel_rules_webtesting
repository, if you haven’t installed it earlier.
Finally, configure the rules_webtesting:
Installing with self-managed dependencies
If you didn’t use the yarn_install
or npm_install
rule to create an npm
workspace, you’ll have to declare a rule in your root BUILD.bazel
file to execute karma:
karma_web_test
Runs unit tests in a browser with Karma.
When executed under bazel test
, this uses a headless browser for speed.
This is also because bazel test
allows multiple targets to be tested together,
and we don’t want to open a Chrome window on your machine for each one. Also,
under bazel test
the test will execute and immediately terminate.
Running under ibazel test
gives you a “watch mode” for your tests. The rule is
optimized for this case - the test runner server will stay running and just
re-serve the up-to-date JavaScript source bundle.
To debug a single test target, run it with bazel run
instead. This will open a
browser window on your computer. Also you can use any other browser by opening
the URL printed when the test starts up. The test will remain running until you
cancel the bazel run
command.
This rule will use your system Chrome by default. In the default case, your
environment must specify CHROME_BIN so that the rule will know which Chrome binary to run.
Other browsers
and customLaunchers
may be set using the a base Karma configuration
specified in the config_file
attribute.
By default we open a headless Chrome. To use a real Chrome browser window, you can pass
--define DISPLAY=true
to Bazel, along with configuration_env_vars = ["DISPLAY"]
on
karma_web_test
.
karma_web_test(srcs, deps, data, configuration_env_vars, bootstrap, runtime_deps, static_files, config_file, tags, peer_deps, kwargs)
PARAMETERS
srcs
A list of JavaScript test files
Defaults to []
deps
Other targets which produce JavaScript such as ts_library
Defaults to []
data
Runtime dependencies
Defaults to []
configuration_env_vars
Pass these configuration environment variables to the resulting binary. Chooses a subset of the configuration environment variables (taken from ctx.var), which also includes anything specified via the –define flag. Note, this can lead to different outputs produced by this rule.
Defaults to []
bootstrap
JavaScript files to include before the module loader (require.js). For example, you can include Reflect,js for TypeScript decorator metadata reflection, or UMD bundles for third-party libraries.
Defaults to []
runtime_deps
Dependencies which should be loaded after the module loader but before the srcs and deps.
These should be a list of targets which produce JavaScript such as ts_library
.
The files will be loaded in the same order they are declared by that rule.
Defaults to []
static_files
Arbitrary files which are available to be served on request.
Files are served at:
/base/<WORKSPACE_NAME>/<path-to-file>
, e.g.
/base/npm_bazel_typescript/examples/testing/static_script.js
Defaults to []
config_file
User supplied Karma configuration file. Bazel will override certain attributes of this configuration file. Attributes that are overridden will be outputted to the test log.
Defaults to None
tags
Standard Bazel tags, this macro adds tags for ibazel support
Defaults to []
peer_deps
list of peer npm deps required by karma_web_test
Defaults to ["@npm//jasmine-core", "@npm//karma", "@npm//karma-chrome-launcher", "@npm//karma-firefox-launcher", "@npm//karma-jasmine", "@npm//karma-requirejs", "@npm//karma-sourcemap-loader", "@npm//requirejs", "@npm//tmp"]
kwargs
Passed through to karma_web_test
karma_web_test_suite
Defines a test_suite of web_test targets that wrap a karma_web_test target.
This macro accepts all parameters in karma_web_test and adds additional parameters for the suite. See karma_web_test docs for all karma_web_test.
The wrapping macro is web_test_suite
which comes from rules_websting:
https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_webtesting/blob/master/web/web.bzl.
karma_web_test_suite(name, browsers, web_test_data, wrapped_test_tags, kwargs)
PARAMETERS
name
The base name of the test
browsers
A sequence of labels specifying the browsers to use.
Defaults to None
web_test_data
Data dependencies for the wrapper web_test targets.
Defaults to []
wrapped_test_tags
A list of test tag strings to use for the wrapped karma_web_test target.
Defaults to ["manual", "noci"]
kwargs
Arguments for the wrapped karma_web_test target.


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These services provide a mechanism to request the execution of a specified handler in non-real-time context.
The triggering can safely be performed in real-time context without suffering from unknown delays. The handler execution will be deferred until the next time the real-time subsystem releases the CPU to the non-real-time part.
◆ rtdm_nrtsig_handler_t
| typedef void(* rtdm_nrtsig_handler_t) (rtdm_nrtsig_t *nrt_sig, void *arg) |
Non-real-time signal handler.
- Parameters
-
- Note
- The signal handler will run in soft-IRQ context of the non-real-time subsystem. Note the implications of this context, e.g. no invocation of blocking operations.
◆ rtdm_nrtsig_destroy()
| void rtdm_nrtsig_destroy |
( |
rtdm_nrtsig_t * |
nrt_sig | ) |
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◆ rtdm_nrtsig_init()
Register a non-real-time signal handler.
- Parameters
-
| [in,out] | nrt_sig | Signal handle |
| [in] | handler | Non-real-time signal handler |
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- Returns
- 0 on success, otherwise:
- -EAGAIN is returned if no free signal slot is available.
- Tags
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Referenced by a4l_get_time().
◆ rtdm_nrtsig_pend()
| void rtdm_nrtsig_pend |
( |
rtdm_nrtsig_t * |
nrt_sig | ) |
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◆ rtdm_schedule_nrt_work()
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( |
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