| 16:14699 | Error | 't' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:14833 | Error | 't' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:14894 | Error | 't' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:16475 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 16:19772 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:19882 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:20010 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:20490 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 16:21014 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:22179 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:22386 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'propertyIsEnumerable' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 16:22751 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 16:23623 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 16:23776 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 16:25846 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 16:26032 | Error | '__defineSetter__' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 16:26984 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:27581 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:28042 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:28125 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:29940 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 16:31186 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 16:37561 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 16:39293 | Error | 'o.href' is assigned to itself. | no-self-assign |
| 16:41032 | Error | 't' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:41100 | Error | 't' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:41149 | Error | 't' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:41224 | Error | 't' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:42259 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 16:42645 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \[. | no-useless-escape |
| 16:42649 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 16:44478 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 16:46352 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 16:46370 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 16:48973 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:49601 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:50516 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:51662 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:51830 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:53167 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 16:57127 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:57289 | Error | 'e' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 16:57411 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:20 | Error | Unexpected constant condition. | no-constant-condition |
| 23:641 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \{. | no-useless-escape |
| 23:643 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \[. | no-useless-escape |
| 23:671 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 23:919 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \(. | no-useless-escape |
| 23:921 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \). | no-useless-escape |
| 23:1383 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 23:1425 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 23:1677 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:1740 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:11809 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:12612 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:17029 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:17387 | Error | 't' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:17389 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:18659 | Error | 't' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:22060 | Error | 't' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:27788 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:30637 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 23:31001 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:31239 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:31802 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:32087 | Error | 't' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:36905 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:37931 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:41059 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:41087 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:41263 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:41291 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
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| 23:46527 | Error | Unsafe usage of ThrowStatement. | no-unsafe-finally |
| 23:46692 | Error | Unsafe usage of ThrowStatement. | no-unsafe-finally |
| 23:53916 | Error | 'e' is a function. | no-func-assign |
| 23:55544 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:58643 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:59302 | Error | 'e' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:62001 | Error | 'e' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:64552 | Error | Unexpected control character(s) in regular expression: \x1f. | no-control-regex |
| 23:66465 | Error | Unexpected control character(s) in regular expression: \x08. | no-control-regex |
| 23:66572 | Error | Unexpected control character(s) in regular expression: \x00, \x07, \x0b, \x0e, \x0f. | no-control-regex |
| 23:66639 | Error | Unexpected control character(s) in regular expression: \x10, \x1f. | no-control-regex |
| 23:72057 | Error | 'e' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:73441 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 23:78460 | Error | 't' is assigned to itself. | no-self-assign |
| 23:82633 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 23:84007 | Error | 'e' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:84009 | Error | 'r' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:84342 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 23:84611 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 23:85116 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 23:86560 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 23:91599 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 23:91697 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 23:92704 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 23:96026 | Error | 'XDomainRequest' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 23:96358 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 23:97406 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 23:99095 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:99334 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:100326 | Error | 'r' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:100981 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 23:101221 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:101272 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 23:101496 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:105074 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:106707 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:108798 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 23:109001 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 23:109152 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
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| 40:414 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:634 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 40:1725 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:1771 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:1803 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:1820 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:1830 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:1855 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:1865 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:1910 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:1951 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2004 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2014 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2065 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2075 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2103 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2126 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2255 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2295 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2363 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2406 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2448 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2483 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2517 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2527 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2579 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2629 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2678 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2705 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2736 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2746 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2777 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2787 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2819 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2829 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2855 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2865 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2926 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:2971 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3025 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3088 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3160 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3228 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3349 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3380 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3440 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3481 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3525 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3568 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3640 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3704 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3742 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3806 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3876 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3905 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:3948 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4068 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4078 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4080 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \+. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4181 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4207 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4216 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \:. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4293 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4303 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4327 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4354 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4386 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4405 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4414 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4478 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \). | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4579 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \). | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4766 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \). | no-useless-escape |
| 40:4976 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \). | no-useless-escape |
| 40:5030 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:5198 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:5590 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \-. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:6590 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \). | no-useless-escape |
| 40:6686 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \(. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:6709 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \). | no-useless-escape |
| 40:7227 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \). | no-useless-escape |
| 40:7771 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \-. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:7948 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:7974 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \-. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:8132 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:8972 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9035 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9105 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9175 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9272 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9391 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9459 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9522 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9591 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9631 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9645 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \-. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9723 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9791 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9867 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9880 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \_. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9967 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:9979 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \-. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10038 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10123 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10135 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \-. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10146 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \-. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10196 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10210 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \-. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10268 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10284 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \-. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10335 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10461 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \-. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10517 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10539 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10590 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10594 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \-. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10665 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10709 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10772 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10802 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10814 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10830 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10845 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10864 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \:. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:10870 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11008 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11016 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11057 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11069 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11149 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11267 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11284 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11293 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11366 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11377 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11448 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11459 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11628 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11632 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \(. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11799 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11819 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11848 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11869 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11905 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:11954 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:12025 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:12195 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:12286 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:12297 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:12333 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:12418 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 40:14055 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| [+] C:\Users\46949\Desktop\web测试课设\eslint\walmart\httpsweeklyads.walmart.comhosted_servicesiframe_umd.js 21 problems (21 errors, 0 warnings) | |||
| 2:39 | Error | 'define' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 4:5 | Error | 'define' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 12:19 | Error | 'root' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 70:12 | Error | 'getHeight' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 125:26 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 131:30 | Error | 'wishabi' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 150:17 | Error | 'resizeOnce' is already defined. | no-redeclare |
| 150:30 | Error | 'wishabi' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 155:17 | Error | 'iframeOffset' is already defined. | no-redeclare |
| 233:15 | Error | 'i' is already defined. | no-redeclare |
| 234:15 | Error | 'wishabi' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 235:13 | Error | 'wishabi' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 284:15 | Error | 'i' is already defined. | no-redeclare |
| 319:19 | Error | 'wishabi' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 322:11 | Error | 'wishabi' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 324:24 | Error | 'wishabi' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 327:26 | Error | 'wishabi' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 328:18 | Error | 'wishabi' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 330:26 | Error | 'wishabi' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 334:18 | Error | 'wishabi' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 337:18 | Error | 'wishabi' is not defined. | no-undef |
| [+] C:\Users\46949\Desktop\web测试课设\eslint\walmart\httpswww.knotch-cdn.comunitlatestknotch.min.js 39 problems (39 errors, 0 warnings) | |||
| 1:10621 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 1:13748 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 1:14180 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 1:15943 | Error | 'ActiveXObject' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:16750 | Error | 'ActiveXObject' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:17593 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 1:19676 | Error | Expected a conditional expression and instead saw an assignment. | no-cond-assign |
| 1:19979 | Error | 'r' is assigned a value but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 1:20076 | Error | 'r' is assigned a value but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 1:23561 | Error | 'r' is a function. | no-func-assign |
| 1:25908 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 1:30239 | Error | 'ActiveXObject' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:30317 | Error | 'Knotch' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:30556 | Error | 'Knotch' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:31070 | Error | 'ActiveXObject' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:31150 | Error | 'Knotch' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:31283 | Error | 'Knotch' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:31519 | Error | 'Knotch' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:32014 | Error | 'Knotch' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:32660 | Error | 'Knotch' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:32781 | Error | 's' is already defined. | no-redeclare |
| 1:32930 | Error | 'Knotch' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:34201 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 1:34431 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 1:34644 | Error | 'requestAnimFrame' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:34757 | Error | 't' is already defined. | no-redeclare |
| 1:34764 | Error | 'n' is already defined. | no-redeclare |
| 1:34773 | Error | 'i' is already defined. | no-redeclare |
| 1:35167 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 1:47519 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 1:47624 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \.. | no-useless-escape |
| 1:50659 | Error | 'n' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 1:50661 | Error | 'i' is defined but never used. | no-unused-vars |
| 1:96694 | Error | Unnecessary escape character: \/. | no-useless-escape |
| 1:102828 | Error | Empty block statement. | no-empty |
| 1:102876 | Error | Do not access Object.prototype method 'hasOwnProperty' from target object. | no-prototype-builtins |
| 1:102896 | Error | 'YTConfig' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:103845 | Error | 'Knotch' is not defined. | no-undef |
| 1:103861 | Error | 'Knotch' is not defined. | no-undef |
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Microsoft to kill Wunderlist apps on May 6th, 2020
by PradeepMicrosoft today announced that it will shut down Wunderlist on May 6th, 2020. For the past few years, Microsoft has been working on a brand-new task management app called To Do. Microsoft To Do will be the successor to Wunderlist app and you can import your lists from Wunderlist to To Do in few steps. From today, new users will not be able to sign-up for Wunderlist.
Based on the feedback from Wunderlist users, Microsoft has made several changes and additions to To Do app experience. For example, the latest design of To Do app looks and feels similar to Wunderlist. In addition to all the features that were available on Wunderlist, Microsoft To Do app comes with several brand new features such as My Day, Planned Lists, Dark mode, list groups, Planner and Outlook integration and more.
Source: Wunderlist


Implements an interface by adding an interface wrapper LV native class to the existing class that is going to implement the already defined interface.
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Interface To Implement Select interface to implement. |
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Class folder Class folder to place the class. |
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ImplementInterface Implement interface. |
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Methods to implement Interface methods to implement. |
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I am a student at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT), in Calgary, Alberta where I am taking a general IT diploma with a software development major.
The simple way of explaining my relationship with security is that it is exactly what I want to be doing with my career. When given an assignment to chose any technology related topic, I chose to talk about Edward Snowden; for an emerging trend topic, I delved into public-key encryption and the Curve25519 eliptic crytographic method.
I run Linux as my primary operating system, and I use an offline password manager. My browser clears cookies every time I restart it. These are some basic things I do personally to protect myself.
I think everybody has things they should be keeping secure, and I am very motivated to help them achieve the messure of security needed.
Security is build right into my goals for my programming career. I have two goals:
- Create ease of use for strong crytography, security and privacy tools.
- Accessibility of software to the visually impaired.
These goals are intertwined in: “If you make something good, make it for everyone.”
I’ve included my resume for your review, and would like to note that I would be pleased to relocate to Vancouver for this position.
Thank you for your time in considering me for this position!
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Emily and I are both cheap, and we expect you to be too. If you already have a light gray suit, brown belt, shoes, or a white shirt you do NOT need to buy any of this. Heck, everything here are only suggestions so you can see what colors you need to buy. I'll be buying everyones tie so you don't need to worry about that. If you have
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- Thanks for being a part of our wedding :)
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Syntax
Intrinsic data type
MUDA supports following intrinsic data type.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| vec | floating point 4 component vector(fp x 4) |
| ivec | integer 4 component vector(32bit x 4) |
| float | scalar floating point value |
| int | scalar integer value(32bit). |
In MUDA, almost all computation is done in floating point. thus vec and float are used as a primary data type. ivec and int are secondary data type and used where floating point is not suitable(e.g. amount of shifting, shuffle index, array index).
Floating point is represented by single precision. Supporting double precision is TODO.
Structure
Note that this is not yet implemented. MUDA will support user defined structure.
Comment
MUDA supports both C style comment and C++ style line comment.
/* * this is a comment */ // this is also a comment
Vector and scalar conversion
Swizzling
Each element in the vector variable can be accessed by swizzling. TODO: This feature is not yet implemented.
Arithmetic operation
MUDA has following 5 basic arithmetic operation.
+, -, *, /, /.(approximate division)
/.(slash dot) is something unique for MUDA.
This op lets the compiler try to use approximate division if possible. If the computation core of your program contains division, but if you do not require precise precision for division, use approximate division instead of usual division for faster execution.
In x86/SSE2 backend implementation, approximate division op will be mapped to reciprocal estimate(rcpps instruction) and one round of Newton-Raphson, where division will be mapped to divps instruction.
Compare
MUDA supports following compare operation.
<, <=, >, >=, ==, !=
Returned value from compare op are either all 1's(true) or all 0's(false) for each element. This is true for floating point variable. You can use results of compare op for logical op, shift op, or condition, but you should not use it for arithmetic op.
// example vec a = vec(1.0, 0.0, 2.0, 3.0); vec b = vec(1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0); vec ret = a > b; // ret = (0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0xffffffff, 0xffffffff)
Shift and rotate
TODO: This feature is not yet implemented. NOTE: x86/SSE up to SSE2 does not support arbitrary bitwise shift and rotate. Thus this operation cannot be accelerated fully
MUDA will support shift and rotate operation.
<< (quad word bit-wise shift left) >> (quad word bit-wise shift right) <<| (element-wise bit shift left) >>| (element-wise bit shift right) <<< (quad word bit-wise arithmetic shift left) >>> (quad word bit-wise arithmetic shift right) <<<| (element-wise bit arithmetic shift left) >>>| (element-wise bit arithmetic shift right) <<@ (quad word bit-wise rotate left) >>@ (quad word bit-wise rotate right) <<|@ (element-wise bit rotate left) >>|@ (element-wise bit rotate right)
Logical
MUDA supports following logical expression.
&(and), |(or), ^(xor), ~(not)
Logical expression can be applied to floating point vector or scalar value. In this case, floating point value is treated as a bit array.
Condition
MUDA supports following conditional expression.
if, while
if expression must be followed by else keyword, and then statement and else statement should have parenthesis. while should have parenthesis.
// -- OK if (a < 1.0) { b = 1.0; } else { // do nothing. } // -- Bad. no parenthesis if (a < 1.0) b = 1.0 else b = 2.0; // -- Bad. no else-statement if (a < 1.0) { b = 1.0; } // -- OK while (a > 1.0) { a = a - 0.1; } // -- Bad. no parenthesis while (a > 1.0) a = a - 0.1;
Function
MUDA can define a function, almost same for C-function declaration.
vec myfunc() { ... }; static vec myfunc() { ... }; static inline vec myfunc() { ... };
argument
MUDA doesn't support pointer, but you can return the value through function argument using output argument specifier out.
vec func(out vec ret) { ret = 1.0; // return value. }
On the counter part of out, MUDA provides input argument specifier in. But this is default and usually you don't need to express it.
// Explicitly specify argument `a' is input argument. vec func(in vec a) { return a; }
inline
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| inline | Usual inline. |
| force_inline | Tell compiler to inline the function always. |
| always_inline | Same as force_inline. |
TODO: remove always_inline keyword.
Builtin function
List of builtin functions.
| function name | Description |
|---|---|
| vec(a) | Returns vector value replicated with a. a must be scalar. |
| vec(a, b, c, d) | Returns vector value constructed from 4 scalar values. a, b, c, d are scalar. |
| sel(a, b, mask) | Take b if mask is true, a if false. Do it in element-wise. a, b and mask are type of vec. |
| extract(a, i) | Extract i'th element from vector a. i must be immediate value and should be 0(preferred element), 1, 2 or 3. |
| more to come | Be patient :-) |
Math function
This is TODO. MUDA will support fast, approximate but as accurate as possible SIMD-optimized math functions.
| function name | Input Range | Maximum error in ulp |
|---|---|---|
| log2(x) | x in [0.0 .. +Inf) | 2 |
| sqrt(x) | x in [0.0 .. +Inf) | 2 |
| more to come | Be patient :-) |
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layout: post
title: StackOverflow.com beta opens!
date: '2008-08-05T21:36:00.002-04:00'
author: Pat Hyatt
description: StackOverflow beta starts
tags:
modified_time: '2008-08-05T21:46:00.310-04:00'
redirect_from:
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---
Well Jeff Atwood and Joel Spolsky have finally opened up their new venture StackOverflow, a site for programmers by programmers. It's a registration free experts-exchange like site which has some neat features.
For one if you choose to register it uses an openID account, which is usable throughout various other web
sites bypassing that 500th login/password combo you were going to create again.
Another quirky item is the
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Transport Revisited II
Previously, I implemented the radiative transport equation solver before March, it is fast but not accurate enough, in almost-diffusive regime ($\sigma_s/\sigma_a \sim 100$), the solution is not near the diffusion solution, with 20% $L^\infty$ error.
Now, I tried another method we talked about in last post, under $xy$ coordinate, a particle-particle interaction (FMM based) method is adopted here, with 5% or so error.
Under polar coordinate, the core part of algorithm is $$ \frac{1}{\mathrm{Vol}(\mathbb{S^{d-1}})}\int_{\mathbb{S^{d-1}}} \int_0^{\tau^-} E(x_i, \theta_i, r)S(x_i - r\theta_j) dr d\theta $$
In 2D, it is simply $$ \frac{1}{2\pi}\int_{0}^{2\pi} \int_0^{\tau^-} E(x_i, \theta_i, r)S(x_i - r\theta_j) dr d\theta $$
which is $$ \frac{1}{2\pi} \int_{D}\frac{E(x_i, y)}{|x_i - y|} S(y) dy $$
The integral has a decay kernel $$ K_{transport} = \frac{E(x, y)}{| x - y|} $$ this is a similar decay function with diffusion kernel as $$ K_{diffusion} = \frac{1}{|x - y|} $$
The only problem is evaluate the integration function $E(x, y)$ accurately. FMM gives a good start for this kind of integration. Suppose there are $N^2$ piecewise constant components in the domain. Then the standard time cost should be $O(N^5)$ at least, using quadtree data structure, it will change the time cost to around $O(N^3 \log(N))$.
If we can find an accurate expansion, it will probably give a $O(N^3)$ method.


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Public Member Functions | |
| (CPArray _errors) | - accessors [implementation] |
| (void) | - addError: [implementation] |
| (void) | - addError:forTest: [implementation] |
| (void) | - addFailure: [implementation] |
| (void) | - addFailure:forTest: [implementation] |
| (void) | - addListener: [implementation] |
| (void) | - endTest: [implementation] |
| (int) | - errorCount [implementation] |
| (int) | - failureCount [implementation] |
| (id) | - init [implementation] |
| (int) | - numberOfErrors [implementation] |
| (int) | - numberOfFailures [implementation] |
| (void) | - removeListener: [implementation] |
| (void) | - run: [implementation] |
| (int) | - runCount [implementation] |
| (BOOL) | - shouldStop [implementation] |
| (void) | - startTest: [implementation] |
| (void) | - stop [implementation] |
| (BOOL) | - wasSuccessful [implementation] |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| (OJTestResult) | + createResult [implementation] |
Definition at line 6 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (void) addError: | (OJTestFailure) | error | [implementation] |
Definition at line 41 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (void) addError: | (CPException) | error | |
| forTest: | (OJTest) | aTest | |
[implementation] |
Definition at line 36 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (void) addFailure: | (OJTestFailure) | failure | [implementation] |
Definition at line 53 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (void) addFailure: | (CPException) | failure | |
| forTest: | (OJTest) | aTest | |
[implementation] |
Definition at line 48 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (void) addListener: | (OJTestListener) | listener | [implementation] |
Definition at line 99 of file OJTestResult.j.
| + (OJTestResult) createResult | [implementation] |
Factory method for creating the OJTestResult
Definition at line 18 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (void) endTest: | (OJTest) | aTest | [implementation] |
Definition at line 67 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (int) errorCount | [implementation] |
Definition at line 140 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (int) failureCount | [implementation] |
Definition at line 129 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (id) init | [implementation] |
Definition at line 23 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (int) numberOfErrors | [implementation] |
Definition at line 135 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (int) numberOfFailures | [implementation] |
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| - (void) removeListener: | (OJTestListener) | listener | [implementation] |
Definition at line 104 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (void) run: | (OJTestCase) | aTest | [implementation] |
Definition at line 74 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (int) runCount | [implementation] |
Definition at line 109 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (BOOL) shouldStop | [implementation] |
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| - (void) startTest: | (OJTest) | aTest | [implementation] |
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| - (void) stop | [implementation] |
Definition at line 119 of file OJTestResult.j.
| - (BOOL) wasSuccessful | [implementation] |
Definition at line 146 of file OJTestResult.j.


This package provides classes for caching of objects materialized from a datastore.
Applications use the ObjectCacheFactory to create new ObjectCaches. These caches supply methods for storing and retrieving objects. Objects can be looked up by their identity which is represented by the class Identiy. Each implementation of ObjectCache represents a different caching strategy.


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"Lionel Messi told me to shut up"
by BeSoccerTite discussed his exchange with Lionel Messi in Friday's 1-0 loss to Argentina.
Brazil head coach Tite said he was told to shut up by Argentina captain Lionel Messi in the friendly clash between the South American rivals.
Messi returned from a three-month international ban to lead Argentina past Brazil 1-0 thanks to his 13th-minute goal in Riyadh on Friday.
Argentina star Messi missed Argentina's previous four matches due to a suspension for accusing CONMEBOL of favouring hosts Brazil – who won their semi-final meeting – at the Copa America and he was in the thick of the action against Tite's Selecao.
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Messi and Tite exchanged words in the opening half, with the Barcelona superstar seen putting his fingers to his lips as the Brazil boss complained to the referee.
 "And that was it."
Tite added: "I don't want to answer anymore on it. You need a strong referee because he'll swallow you… It should have been a card, I was right to complain."
Messi's goal condemned Brazil – who have struggled since lifting the Copa America trophy – to their fifth consecutive match without victory.


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NAME
/etc/nscd.conf - name service cache daemon configuration file
DESCRIPTION
The file
/etc/nscd.conf
is read from
nscd(8)
at startup.
Each line specifies either an attribute and a value, or an
attribute, service, and a value.
Fields are separated either by SPACE
or TAB characters.
A '#' (number sign) indicates the beginning of a
comment; following characters, up to the end of the line,
are not interpreted by nscd.
Valid services are passwd, group, hosts, services,
or netgroup.
logfile
debug-file-name
-
Specifies name of the file to which debug info should be written.
debug-level
value
-
Sets the desired debug level.
The default is 0.
threads
number
-
This is the number of threads that are started to wait for
requests.
At least five threads will always be created.
max-threads
number
-
Specifies the maximum number of threads.
The default is 32.
server-user
user
-
If this option is set, nscd will run as this user and not as root.
If a separate cache for every user is used (-S parameter), this
option is ignored.
stat-user
user
-
Specifies the user who is allowed to request statistics.
reload-count
unlimited |
number
-
Limit on the number of times a cached entry gets reloaded without being used
before it gets removed.
The default is 5.
paranoia
<yes|no>
-
Enabling paranoia mode causes nscd to restart itself periodically.
The default is no.
restart-interval
time
-
Sets the restart interval to
time
seconds
if periodic restart is enabled by enabling
paranoia
mode.
The default is 3600.
enable-cache
service
<yes|no>
-
Enables or disables the specified
service
cache.
The default is no.
positive-time-to-live
service
value
-
Sets the TTL (time-to-live) for positive entries (successful queries)
in the specified cache for
service.
Value
is in seconds.
Larger values increase cache hit rates and reduce mean
response times, but increase problems with cache coherence.
negative-time-to-live
service
value
-
Sets the TTL (time-to-live) for negative entries (unsuccessful queries)
in the specified cache for
service.
Value
is in seconds.
Can result in significant performance improvements if there
are several files owned by UIDs (user IDs) not in system databases (for
example untarring the Linux kernel sources as root); should be kept small
to reduce cache coherency problems.
suggested-size
service
value
-
This is the internal hash table size,
value
should remain a prime number for optimum efficiency.
The default is 211.
check-files
service
<yes|no>
-
Enables or disables checking the file belonging to the specified
service
for changes.
The files are
/etc/passwd,
/etc/group,
/etc/hosts,
/etc/services
and
/etc/netgroup.
The default is yes.
persistent
service
<yes|no>
-
Keep the content of the cache for
service
over server restarts; useful when
paranoia
mode is set.
The default is no.
shared
service
<yes|no>
-
The memory mapping of the nscd databases for
service
is shared with the clients so
that they can directly search in them instead of having to ask the
daemon over the socket each time a lookup is performed.
The default is no.
max-db-size
service
bytes
-
The maximum allowable size, in bytes, of the database files for the
service.
The default is 33554432.
auto-propagate
service
<yes|no>
-
When set to
no
for
passwd
or
group
service, then the
.byname
requests are not added to
passwd.byuid
or
group.bygid
cache.
This can help with tables containing multiple records for the same ID.
The default is yes.
This option is valid only for services
passwd
and
group.
NOTES
The default values stated in this manual page originate
from the source code of
nscd(8)
and are used if not overridden in the configuration file.
The default values used in the configuration file of
your distribution might differ.
SEE ALSO
nscd(8)
Index
- NAME
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- NOTES
-
- SEE ALSO
-
This document was created by
man2html,
using the manual pages.
Time: 02:55:20 GMT, September 18, 2014


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Previous NIDCs have been, if we say so ourselves, a roaring success. NIDC 2020 will be somewhat different, being our first (and hopefully only!) fully online event, but we're planning another inspiring event with talks across the development spectrum, showcasing the great work that local developers are doing and the technologies they're using for their creations, plus other cool and exciting stuff from the great wide world of software.

Most importantly, we're aiming to keep the spirit of what makes NIDC so unique even in the virtual world!


Russian Petrol Pump Offered Free Fuel to People Wearing Bikini and Men Showed Up in Two-Pieces
Taking advantage of this gigantic loophole, men thronged the gas station dressed in colourful bikinis and made the maximum use of this generous offer. Because who can let go of free things?
Samara: It’s a common thing for brands and businesses to resort to weird marketing strategies to attract customers. In one such instance, Olvi gas station in Samara, Russia came up with a unique publicity stunt where they offered free fuel to ‘anybody’ who turned up in a bikini.
The condition, however, didn’t state whether the offer was valid on both men and women. Notice the word ‘anybody’! So, while they might be expecting women to show up in their fancy two-pieces, something else happened.
Taking advantage of this gigantic loophole, men thronged the gas station dressed in colourful bikinis and made the maximum use of this generous offer. Because who can let go of free things? The offer lasted only three hours, but both men and women lined up outside the station to avail the free offer.
People present at the gas station immediately captured the moment and the pictures of bikini-clad men filling their gas tanks at the station have now gone viral on the internet. To add to the fun, some men even put on some high-heels to go with their bikinis. Completes the whole look, isn’t it?
Well, the offer certainly brought a lot of attention and publicity for the gas station. However, for the strategists, it’s certainly a valuable lesson on how to be mindful of the loopholes, for the next time!
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Welcome to Pass Vault Release Notes
For best experience please open in Desktop or use Desktop Mode.
Terms & Conditions
Pass Vault is a open source program. Pass Vault doesn't guarantee about 100% safety of your credentials. But it can guarantee upto 98%. In case if you find that the system has been breached or your credentials got compromised or if you face any kind of problems then our Developes will definitely help you the best, just feel free to contact them. But the Developes of this program will not we responsible for any kind of problems or cavass you are in, in case if you charge them.
No systems are 100% hack proof. What everyone do is that they build another way to stop the crack. So if you find any kind of leaks or ways that can be used by others to break into the system please inform the Development team.
If you are a Reloper then you might know all these stuff.
If you are interested in improving this program just contact us and after verifying your identity we may allow you to join our Development team.
Usage
Pass Vault is a password management program/system that works using Microsoft DotNET Framework 4.8. PassVault uses system generated hash and clock for random cryptography. The US certified AES or Advanced Encryption System as the best way of encrypting passwords. PassVault uses such AES techniques and special algos for encrypting and storing user passwords. PassVault's AI can switch b/w these 3 encrypion algos depending on the user password strength. It uses Windows DPAPI to store the encrypion keys securely in your OS. We will discuss about this in details later.
Password Criteria and Encryption
The best password format is "alphabets""ALPHABETS""NUMBER""SPECIAL_CHARS""AlPhAbEtS_&_NuMbErs" and this format can be rearranged into 5! new combinations.
Why disable internet connection while using??
This is not silly. It's serious. PassVault saves all user passwords in ACCDB in ultra encrypted form. But that doen't mean that a hacker cannot break the ACCDB file and get the passwords. Don't worry if such things happen then he will get those in encrypted formats & it's guratanted by AES founder that without the encryption code and DES code the encryption cannot be broken. So it's safe. But disabling internet adds an extra security. When PassVault is in use it will unlocks the ACCDB and retreives the data for user and now if your internet is on and a hacker seeks into your screen then what? or let's say someone breaks the connection and deletes all data then? So for extra security always use PassVault disconnecting your LAN port or WiFi.
Pass Vault and Virus AntiVirus -es
Pass Vault highly recommends to use a AntiVirus software (set to maximum protection level). Kaspersky & Bitdefender are the best AntiVirus software today. But in case you don't have one and your computer is already infected with Backdoors, Ransomwares, Trojans then be cautious about any irregular behaviours and try to get a AntiVirus program fast. PassVault keeps a backup of your data. But to be more safe just keep a backup of the data (zipped/archived with password so that no one can access) manually in your Cloud Backup system.  So always use a AntiVirus program.
New Features
- Random Encryption: This version of application has got random encryption of all sections or columns of the database which adds an extra security.
- Back-up System: This version has got a file back-up system that keeps a back-up of all the databases in the secured Windows directory.
- Running from Local Application Data Folder: Now this application keeps the temporary files at the Local application data folder of Windows which is set to NULL after application is closed.
- Shortcut Keys: Many Shortcut keys have been added for execution of many operations.
Major Updates
- UI change: The new UI is based on Material Theme which gives this application a unique look, comfortable for your eyes, for using in dark rooms as well as in light
- Run As Admin by default: Previously users had to run the application in Administrator mode and that showed a error ("WIN32 Enable Visual Styles Disabled", "WIN32 Access to LocalApplicationData Denied", "WIN32 AccessDatabaseEngine path error",... etc). But now the program runs by default As An Admin and it has no error. All that stuff has been fixed. Access Database Engine has been integrated with the installation file only.
- Custom Control Box: Now the application has got a more secure interface with a custom control box and the window can be moved anywhere.
Bugs & Bug Fixes
Bugs
- Searching in in the database with criteria like 'URL','Website'...etc doesn't work.
Bug Fixes
- Search by ID optimised: Searching in in the database with ID has been fixed and now it works fine and it's extemely responsive
- Poor UI transition optimised: Constant Screen flashes were reported by many users. But now the UI transition has beem optimised and it is way smoother than previous versions.
- Password Shpw/Hide fixed: Users reported that the Show/Hide button for password didn't work and password character wasn't shown. But this feature has been fixed & now it works perfectly.
- Run As Admin said but shows error fixed: Previously users had to run the application in Administrator mode to give access to the LocalApplicationData folder, to use Windows cryptography systems, to modify the database as system admin and to use DatabaseEngine. But that showed a error ("WIN32 Enable Visual Styles Disabled", "WIN32 Access to LocalApplicationData Denied", "WIN32 AccessDatabaseEngine path error",... etc).
Upcoming Features
- Recycle Bin.
- Multi-User Account Feature with Secure Identity Keep for Master Password Verification.
- Storage of encryption keys using Windows DPAPI and TPM 2.0 with core isolation.
- Multi-Backup System.
- Manual Encryption keys from user end.
- File attachment with each record.
- UI change: Light Mode & Dark Mode.
- Browser Integration.
- Single Search instead of having search criteria.
- Integration with Power Shell.
- Save a record as a known file type.
- Save all records in a known file type.
- Secure String Input.
- Virtual Keyboard.
- Disable Key logging and debug.
- Report Generator.
- Anti-Tamper Protection of Source code.
- Anti-Ildasm Protection of Source code.
- Real Time Protection.
- Protection from any of the application/program except Pass Vault to read/write into the Database.
- UWP application for Windows.
- Encryption for not only credentials but also for any file types and other documents upto a certain size limit.
- Custom Database.
- Data Storage in locked archive.
- Single Instance application for a particular CPU which disables running the program in a Virtual Machine and interfare with user data.
- Secure Memory Dump on System Crash or App Crash.
- In-build Notes Keeper.
- Secure Identity Verification for Forgot Master Password.
- Easy Data Restore and DPAPI key Restore after formatting or upgrading System or OS.
- Automatic Resetting Encryption Keys, Database and DPAPI on being compromised.
- Forgot Password Verification by OTP or Email.
- Support for multiple DOT NET FRAMEWORKS and DOT NET CORE in one.
- Custom Database Bitlocking System.
- Splitting database into multiple encrypted files to reduce lag, reading & writing time.
- AI based working. [This may take a long time]
Removed Features
- Viewing of Username, Password, Details, Email, Contact provided, Security Questions, etc disabled in List View. To view them user must select a record and then view everything. This is done to reduce decrypting time while Searching in the List View.
- Classic View of Database has been removed.
- Brightness Controller Removed after adding new UI.
- Search using multiple criteria in multiple text box removed, instead radio buttons have been added for criteria choosing.
Minimum System Requirements
- CPU: At least a x64 based CPU with atleast 2 cores 2 threads & 512 MHz operational speed with support of TPM 2.0.
- RAM: At least 512 MB of free System RAM must be available for smooth usage.
- GPU: At least 32 MB of Dedicated or Integrated GPU Memory must be free for a proper GUI experience.
- Storage: At least 1.5 GB of free storage is needed (installation on SSD: optional).
- OS: At least a NT based Windows 32-bit(x86) or 64-bit(x64) OS is needed i.e. Windows 2000, xp, 7, Windows 10, Windows 11 (all mentioned here are NT based only).
- Display: A display with resolution of at least 1280 x 720 is needed.
- Internet Connectivity: Not necessary with current version.
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Directory structure
Jekyll is, at its core, a text transformation engine. The concept behind the system is this: you give it text written in your favorite markup language, be that Markdown, Textile, or just plain HTML, and it churns that through a layout or a series of layout files. Throughout that process you can tweak how you want the site URLs to look, what data gets displayed in the layout, and more. This is all done through editing text files; the static web site is the final product.
A basic Jekyll site usually looks something like this:
.
├── _config.yml
├── _data
| └── members.yml
├── _drafts
| ├── begin-with-the-crazy-ideas.md
| └── on-simplicity-in-technology.md
├── _includes
| ├── footer.html
| └── header.html
├── _layouts
| ├── default.html
| └── post.html
├── _posts
| ├── 2007-10-29-why-every-programmer-should-play-nethack.md
| └── 2009-04-26-barcamp-boston-4-roundup.md
├── _sass
| ├── _base.scss
| └── _layout.scss
├── _site
├── .jekyll-metadata
└── index.html # can also be an 'index.md' with valid YAML Frontmatter
Directory structure of Jekyll sites using gem-based themes
Starting Jekyll 3.2, a new Jekyll project bootstrapped with jekyll new
uses gem-based themes to define the look of the site. This results in a lighter default directory structure : _layouts
, _includes
and _sass
are stored in the theme-gem, by default.
minima is the current default theme, and bundle show minima
will show you where minima theme's files are stored on your computer.
An overview of what each of these does:
| File / Directory | Description |
|---|---|
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Stores configuration data. Many of these options can be specified from the command line executable but it’s easier to specify them here so you don’t have to remember them. |
|
|
Drafts are unpublished posts. The format of these files is without a
date: |
|
|
These are the partials that can be mixed and matched by your layouts
and posts to facilitate reuse. The liquid tag
|
|
|
These are the templates that wrap posts. Layouts are chosen on a
post-by-post basis in the
YAML Front Matter,
which is described in the next section. The liquid tag
|
|
|
Your dynamic content, so to speak. The naming convention of these
files is important, and must follow the format:
|
|
|
Well-formatted site data should be placed here. The Jekyll engine
will autoload all data files (using either the |
|
|
These are sass partials that can be imported into your |
|
|
This is where the generated site will be placed (by default) once
Jekyll is done transforming it. It’s probably a good idea to add this
to your |
|
|
This helps Jekyll keep track of which files have not been modified
since the site was last built, and which files will need to be
regenerated on the next build. This file will not be included in the
generated site. It’s probably a good idea to add this to your
|
|
|
Provided that the file has a YAML Front
Matter section, it will be transformed by Jekyll. The same will
happen for any |
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Other Files/Folders |
Every other directory and file except for those listed above—such as
|


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
A vegetarian and gluten-free recipe using finely chopped cauliflower in place of couscous.
This meal provides 445 kcal, 19g protein, 39g carbohydrate (of which 25g sugars), 24g fat (of which 6g saturates), 13g fibre and 0.9g salt per portion.
For the fresh tomato and ginger chutney, heat the oil in a large pan, add the ginger, and cook for two minutes over a medium heat.
Add the tomatoes and maple syrup, season with salt and pepper and let them soften for five minutes.
Set aside until ready to serve, warm or cold.
For the cauliflower as couscous, core the cauliflower and divide it into florets. Chop finely, either by hand or in a food processor.
Heat the oil in a large frying pan or wok. Add the curry powder and stir quickly, then add the chopped cauliflower, vinegar and maple syrup. Season well with salt and pepper. Stir quickly over a medium heat for five minutes until the cauliflower is just tender.
For the kale and feta spiced fritters, bring a large pan of salted water to the boil and cook the kale leaves for two minutes, or until tender, then drain and refresh under cold running water. Squeeze out any excess moisture and chop the leaves roughly.
Sift the gram flour and spices into a large bowl along and add a pinch of salt. Add the milk slowly, stirring all the time to make a thick batter. Stir in the crumbled feta, followed by the chopped kale. Season well with salt and pepper.
Heat the oil in a non-stick frying pan and drop in tablespoons of the batter to make small fritters. Cook for a few minutes on each side.
To serve, place the ‘couscous’ in a bowl and stir through the apple, spring onions and fresh herbs. Stack the fritters on each serving plate with a little chutney between each layer.


When you deep self-awareness, you develop clarity within yourself. With self-awareness you are able to access your own inner wisdom. And self-awareness is the importand part of emotional intelligence, which in its turn is a singnificant part of mindfulness. Emotional awareness operates at the level of physiology and self-assessment is at the level of meaning. Once you assess yourself accurately, you are able to see your strengths and weaknesses, that you can analyse. Self-assessment comes from emotional awareness. The concept is in linear relationship "between the three emotional competencies of self-awareness—that strong emotional awareness leads to more accurate self-assessment, which in turn leads to higher self-confidence".
I liked the idea of journaling, found it's a good practice of self-discovery by writing. And I found it's interesting how the author compared journaling "as mindfulness of thoughts and emotions".
While we tend to think that our emotions are a part of us, as we deepen our self-awareness, we begin to realise that we are not our emotions. Emotions are only what we feel, but not who we are. It's like clouds - they are not the sky, they are just in the sky, coming and going away...


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Storefront apps
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We love feedback. Please get in touch at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Overview
Storefront apps are specially privileged apps that perform actions on TAS itself, like installing apps, adding identity sources, etc.
Storefront apps need to be tagged as "storeFront" by TAS support. Please contact TAS if you want to build a storefront app.
In theory multiple storefront apps can coexist within the same tenant (like an Android phone can run multiple launchers at once).
Patching a tenant
All changes to a store's configuration - i.e. installs, edits or uninstalls of the apps and identity sources making up the store -
are made via patch documents (documents that conform to the HTTP PATCH semantics described in https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6902).
As per the RFC, all changes in the patch set are made with a single atomic transaction.
Additional patch semantics
TAS supports an additional id-based path style inspired by SCIM (https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-scim-api-12), except that EMCA script is used, e.g.:
This path points to the installed app "tas-legacyats".
"path": "installs[app=='tas-legacyats']"
Patch examples
This example updates the baseUri on the "main" server of the installed app "tas-legacyats".
PATCH /{tenant}
[
{ "op": "replace", "path": "installs[app=='tas-legacyats'].servers[name=='main'].baseUri", "value": "https://newlocation.com/api"
]
This example installs the app "zongo" from the developer "zwarg", after first checking that the store is still at incarnation 23.
PATCH /{tenant}
[
{ "op": "test", "path": "status.incarnation", "value": 23 },
{ "op": "add", "path": "status.installs.-", "value": {"app": "zwarg-zongo"} }
]
This example installs an app with a server override (i.e., a non-multi tenanted app such as a legacy ATS).
PATCH /{tenant}
[
{ "op": "test", "path": "/incarnation", "value": 23 },
{ "op": "add", "path": "/installs/-", "value": {"app": "tas-legacyats", "servers": [{"name": "ats0", "basicAuthCredentials": {"user": "fred", "password": "secret1"}}]} }
]
This example changes the password for the previously installed app:
PATCH /{tenant}
[
{ "op": "test", "path": "/incarnation", "value": 23 },
{ "op": "add", "path": "/installs/6/servers/0/basicAuthCredentials/password", "value": "secret2" }
]
This example sets up a new tenant:
- creates the store for a new tenant "acme"
- installs the storefront app
- installs a single identity source for the bootstrap IdP
- hardcodes all people in the bootstrap IdP as "hrStoreAppAdmin" and "hrStoreIdentityAdmin", so that they can manage the store.
PATCH /{tenant}
[
{
"op": "add",
"path": "/",
"value": {
"details": {
"organizationName": "ACME Corporation",
"shortCode": "acme",
"description": "A test site while we see if this stuff works",
"country": "US",
"industry": "Manufacturing"
},
"installs": [
{
"app": "tas-storefront"
}
],
"identitySourceSets": [
{
"principalDeveloper": "tas",
"principalType": "user",
"identitySources": [
{
"kind": "bootstrapIdentitySource",
"description": "The store owner automatically gets access to manage the store",
"attributeOverrides": [
{
"filter": "*",
"ifMatched": [
{
"name": "tas-user-roles",
"values": [
"hrStoreIdentityAdmin",
"hrStoreAppsAdmin",
"hrStoreViewer"
]
}
]
}
]
}
]
}
]
}
}
]
Applying a patch
To apply a patch document to a tenant, your storefront app makes a series of API calls, as shown in the example below:
- The user (an HR admin person) is at the app details page within your storefront web site.
- They click install on the app, submitting a web form
- Your app's server code composes a patch document based on the user's input.
- Your app's server code POSTS to /{tenant}/patchSets, with:
- the patch document
- the continue page, i.e. where the storefront would like the user to end up on completion
..and checks for errors.
- The response from TAS contains a signed JWT, which embeds the original patch document and the continue page.
- Your server code inserts the JWT into the onClick handler of a new "confirm" button on the app details page.
- The user is now back at the app details page. They click confirm.
- The browser opens a progress dialog.
- The browser submits the JWT, including the original patch document, via an ajax call to PATCH /{tenant}.
- The call returns immediately with a launch key and the first few items of the patch log.
- The browser writes the patch log to the progress dialog.
- The browser immediately makes another ajax call to GET /{tenant}/patchLaunches/{launchKey}
- This is a long polling method, which returns as soon as any new patch log items are available.
- The browser loops, making repeated ajax calls to GET /{tenant}/patchLaunches/{launchKey} and adding new log messages to the progress dialog, until the operation is complete.
- The final response from GET /{tenant}/patchLaunches/{launchKey} includes the URI of the continue page.
- The browser displays a "patch complete" message to the user, and a "Continue" button.
- On pressing Continue, the user is redirected to the continue page.
- We're done.
The complexity of the interactions, and the use of JWTs, is necessary:
- to allow the progress dialog to continue throughout, even when
- the storefront app itself is stopped and started like all other apps as the patch set is applied
- the storefront app is swapped out for another one as part of the changes
- to reflect the insecure nature of making ajax calls from the browser
How TAS applies patch sets
To apply a patch set, TAS does the following:
- requests each already installed app to shut down
- applies the set
- resets all volatile credentials for the tenant:
- The tenant's own private/public key pair (as obtained via GET /{tenant})
- All HMAC signing keys (as held on routes)
- Increments the tenant's incarnation (thus invalidating all existing OAuth tokens)
- detects whether the delta set includes uninstalling the app that created tha launcher, and if
so calls GET /m/storeFrontMainPage to get a new continue page. Note this prevents an about-to-be-uninstalled storefront
from specifying any continue page, not just a page on itself.
- sends startup requests to each installed app
In parallel to the above, TAS causes any outstanding long polling calls to GET /{tenant}/patchSetLaunches to return
each time there is a new available event. A maximum of 100 events are returned per call.
Bootstrap patch set
As well as patching existing tenants, storefront apps can also create new tenants, for example:
- when a new tenant creates their store
- when an existing tenant copies their store (e.g. to create a testing/sandbox site)
POST /tenantBootstraps/{tenant}
Once this launch is complete, the storefront app can take over the UI. TAS will call GET /storeFrontMain.


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src/core/group/group.service.ts
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ban(groupId: string, actingUserId: string, targetUserId: string)
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Ban user from group
Returns :
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Create a group
Parameters :
Returns :
Promise<Group>
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delete(groupId: string, actingUserId: string)
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Delete group
Returns :
Promise<void>
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Parameters :
Returns :
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Parameters :
Returns :
Promise<GroupMember[]>
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Parameters :
Returns :
Promise<Group>
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getMember(groupId: string, memberId: string)
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Get member status
Returns :
Promise<GroupMember>
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Returns :
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invite(groupId: string, actingUserId: string, targetUserId: string)
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Invite user to group
Returns :
Promise<GroupMember>
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join(groupId: string, actingUserId: string)
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Defined in src/core/group/group.service.ts:240
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Join a group
Returns :
Promise<GroupMember>
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leave(groupId: string, actingUserId: string)
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Defined in src/core/group/group.service.ts:322
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Leave a group
Returns :
any
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promoteToAdmin(groupId: string, actingUserId: string, targetUserId: string)
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Defined in src/core/group/group.service.ts:459
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Returns :
Promise<GroupMember>
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removeMember(groupId: string, actingUserId: string, targetUserId: string)
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Unban, kick or remove invitation of user from group
Returns :
Promise<void>
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Parameters :
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import { Injectable } from '@nestjs/common';
import { InjectRepository } from '@nestjs/typeorm';
import { ILike, Repository } from 'typeorm';
import { Group } from './entities/group.entity';
import { GroupMember } from './entities/group-member.entity';
import { GroupMembershipStatus } from './enums/group-membership-status.enum';
import { UpdateGroupDto } from './dto/update-group.dto';
export class _BaseGroupException extends Error {}
export class GroupDoesNotExistError extends _BaseGroupException {}
export class NotGroupAdminError extends _BaseGroupException {}
export class BannedFromGroupError extends _BaseGroupException {}
export class NotInvitedToGroupError extends _BaseGroupException {}
export class NotGroupMemberError extends _BaseGroupException {}
export class CannotDeleteGroupError extends _BaseGroupException {}
export class CannotLeaveGroupError extends _BaseGroupException {}
export class CannotBanError extends _BaseGroupException {}
export class CannotKickError extends _BaseGroupException {}
@Injectable()
export class GroupService {
constructor(
@InjectRepository(Group)
private readonly groupRepository: Repository<Group>,
@InjectRepository(GroupMember)
private readonly groupMemberRepository: Repository<GroupMember>,
) {}
/**
* Create a group
* @param creatorId
* @param groupName
* @param inviteOnly
*/
async create(
creatorId: string,
groupName: string,
inviteOnly = false,
): Promise<Group> {
const group = new Group();
group.name = groupName;
group.inviteOnly = inviteOnly;
const savedGroup = await this.groupRepository.save(group);
const groupMember = new GroupMember();
groupMember.group = savedGroup;
groupMember.memberId = creatorId;
groupMember.membershipStatus = GroupMembershipStatus.Admin;
await this.groupMemberRepository.save(groupMember);
return savedGroup;
}
/**
* Find a group and return group info if exists
* @param groupId
* @throws GroupDoesNotExistError
*/
async findOne(groupId: string): Promise<Group> {
const group = await this.groupRepository.findOne({ id: groupId });
if (group == null) {
throw new GroupDoesNotExistError(`Group "${groupId}" does not exist`);
}
return group;
}
/**
* Find groups, optionally filter by name and invite only properies
* @param options
*/
async findMany(options: {
name?: string;
inviteOnly?: boolean;
}): Promise<[Group[], number]> {
return this.groupRepository.findAndCount({
where: {
// falsy conditions should be discarded
...(options.name && { name: ILike(`%${options.name}%`) }),
// falsy values will cause errors
...(options.inviteOnly != null && { inviteOnly: options.inviteOnly }),
},
});
}
/**
* Update group
* @param groupId
* @param actingUserId
* @param updateGroupDto
* @throws GroupDoesNotExistError
* @throws NotGroupMemberError
* @throws NotGroupAdminError
*/
async update(
groupId: string,
actingUserId: string,
updateGroupDto: UpdateGroupDto,
): Promise<Group> {
const group = await this.groupRepository.findOne({ id: groupId });
if (group == null) {
throw new GroupDoesNotExistError(`Group "${groupId}" does not exist`);
}
const groupMember = await this.groupMemberRepository.findOne({
groupId: groupId,
memberId: actingUserId,
});
if (groupMember == null) {
throw new NotGroupMemberError(
`Acting user "${actingUserId}" is not a member of group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
if (groupMember?.membershipStatus !== GroupMembershipStatus.Admin) {
throw new NotGroupAdminError(
`Acting user "${actingUserId}" is not an admin of group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
group.name = updateGroupDto.name ?? group.name;
group.inviteOnly = updateGroupDto.inviteOnly ?? group.inviteOnly;
return this.groupRepository.save(group);
}
/**
* Delete group
* @param groupId
* @param actingUserId
* @throws GroupDoesNotExistError
* @throws NotGroupMemberError
* @throws NotGroupAdminError
* @throws CannotDeleteGroupError
*/
async delete(groupId: string, actingUserId: string): Promise<void> {
const group = await this.groupRepository.findOne(groupId);
if (group == null) {
throw new GroupDoesNotExistError(
`User "${actingUserId}" cannot delete non existing group ${groupId}`,
);
}
const groupMember = await this.groupMemberRepository.findOne({
groupId: groupId,
memberId: actingUserId,
});
if (groupMember?.membershipStatus !== GroupMembershipStatus.Admin) {
throw new NotGroupAdminError(
`User "${actingUserId}" is not an admin of group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
const adminCount = await this.groupMemberRepository.count({
groupId: groupId,
membershipStatus: GroupMembershipStatus.Admin,
});
if (adminCount === 1) {
throw new CannotDeleteGroupError(
`Acting user "${actingUserId}" cannot delete group "${groupId}" with the presence of other admins`,
);
}
await this.groupRepository.delete({ id: groupId });
}
/**
* Invite user to group
* @param groupId
* @param actingUserId
* @param targetUserId
* @throws GroupDoesNotExistError
* @throws NotGroupMemberError
* @throws NotGroupAdminError
*/
async invite(
groupId: string,
actingUserId: string,
targetUserId: string,
): Promise<GroupMember> {
const group = await this.groupRepository.findOne(groupId);
if (group == null) {
throw new GroupDoesNotExistError(
`User "${targetUserId}" cannot be invited to non existing group ${groupId}`,
);
}
// check if the acting member is an admin
const actingGroupMember = await this.groupMemberRepository.findOne({
groupId: groupId,
memberId: actingUserId,
});
if (actingGroupMember == null) {
throw new NotGroupMemberError(
`Acting user "${actingUserId}" is not a member of group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
if (actingGroupMember.membershipStatus !== GroupMembershipStatus.Admin) {
throw new NotGroupAdminError(
`Acting user "${actingUserId}" is not an admin of group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
const targetGroupMember = await this.groupMemberRepository.findOne({
groupId: groupId,
memberId: targetUserId,
});
if (targetGroupMember?.membershipStatus === GroupMembershipStatus.Banned) {
throw new BannedFromGroupError(
`Invited user "${targetUserId}" is banned from group "${groupId}", unban first to invite`,
);
}
if (
targetGroupMember?.membershipStatus === GroupMembershipStatus.Admin ||
targetGroupMember?.membershipStatus === GroupMembershipStatus.Member ||
targetGroupMember?.membershipStatus === GroupMembershipStatus.Invited
) {
// invited user already a member or previously invited
return targetGroupMember;
}
const newMember = new GroupMember();
newMember.groupId = groupId;
newMember.memberId = targetUserId;
newMember.membershipStatus = GroupMembershipStatus.Invited;
return this.groupMemberRepository.save(newMember);
}
/**
* Find groups of user
* @param userId
*/
async findMembershipsOfUser(userId: string): Promise<GroupMember[]> {
return this.groupMemberRepository.find({
where: { memberId: userId },
relations: ['group'],
});
}
/**
* Join a group
* @param groupId
* @param actingUserId
*/
async join(groupId: string, actingUserId: string): Promise<GroupMember> {
const group = await this.groupRepository.findOne({ id: groupId });
if (!group) {
throw new GroupDoesNotExistError(
`User "${actingUserId}" cannot join non existing group ${groupId}`,
);
}
const actingGroupMember = await this.groupMemberRepository.findOne({
groupId: groupId,
memberId: actingUserId,
});
// banned
if (actingGroupMember?.membershipStatus === GroupMembershipStatus.Banned) {
throw new BannedFromGroupError(
`User "${actingUserId}" is banned from group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
// already a member
if (
actingGroupMember?.membershipStatus === GroupMembershipStatus.Admin ||
actingGroupMember?.membershipStatus === GroupMembershipStatus.Member
) {
return actingGroupMember;
}
// trying to join an invite only server
if (group.inviteOnly) {
if (
actingGroupMember?.membershipStatus === GroupMembershipStatus.Invited
) {
// has invite
actingGroupMember.membershipStatus = GroupMembershipStatus.Member;
// save and return;
return this.groupMemberRepository.save(actingGroupMember);
} else {
// no invitation
throw new NotInvitedToGroupError(
`User "${actingUserId}" was not invited to group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
}
const newMember = new GroupMember();
newMember.groupId = groupId;
newMember.memberId = actingUserId;
newMember.membershipStatus = GroupMembershipStatus.Member;
return this.groupMemberRepository.save(newMember);
}
/**
* Get member status
* @param groupId
* @param memberId
*/
async getMember(groupId: string, memberId: string): Promise<GroupMember> {
const group = await this.groupRepository.findOne(groupId);
if (group == null) {
throw new GroupDoesNotExistError(`Group "${groupId}" does not exist`);
}
return this.groupMemberRepository.findOne({
groupId: groupId,
memberId: memberId,
});
}
// read group members
async getMembers(groupId: string): Promise<[GroupMember[], number]> {
const group = await this.groupRepository.findOne(groupId, {
relations: ['members'],
});
if (group == null) {
throw new GroupDoesNotExistError(`Group "${groupId}" does not exist`);
}
return [group.members, group.members.length];
}
/**
* Leave a group
* @param groupId
* @param actingUserId
*/
async leave(groupId: string, actingUserId: string) {
const group = await this.groupRepository.findOne(groupId, {
relations: ['members'],
});
if (group == null) {
throw new GroupDoesNotExistError(`Group "${groupId}" does not exist`);
}
const actingGroupMember = await this.groupMemberRepository.findOne({
groupId: groupId,
memberId: actingUserId,
});
if (actingGroupMember == null) {
throw new NotGroupMemberError(
`Acting user "${actingUserId}" is not a member of group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
if (actingGroupMember.membershipStatus == GroupMembershipStatus.Banned) {
throw new BannedFromGroupError(
`Acting user "${actingUserId}" is not banned from group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
if (actingGroupMember.membershipStatus === GroupMembershipStatus.Admin) {
const currentAdminCount = await this.groupMemberRepository.count({
groupId: groupId,
membershipStatus: GroupMembershipStatus.Admin,
});
// last member as admin
if (currentAdminCount === 1) {
throw new CannotLeaveGroupError(
`Acting user "${actingUserId}" cannot leave group "${groupId}" as the last admin, should either assign someone else as admin and leave or delete the group`,
);
}
}
await this.groupMemberRepository.remove(actingGroupMember);
}
/**
* Ban user from group
* @param groupId
* @param actingUserId
* @param targetUserId
* @throws GroupDoesNotExistError
* @throws NotGroupAdminError
* @throws CannotBanError
*/
async ban(
groupId: string,
actingUserId: string,
targetUserId: string,
): Promise<GroupMember> {
const group = await this.groupRepository.findOne(groupId);
if (group == null) {
throw new GroupDoesNotExistError(`Group "${groupId}" does not exist`);
}
const actingGroupMember = await this.groupMemberRepository.findOne({
groupId: groupId,
memberId: actingUserId,
});
if (actingGroupMember?.membershipStatus !== GroupMembershipStatus.Admin) {
throw new NotGroupAdminError(
`Acting user "${actingUserId}" is not an admin of group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
const targetGroupMember = await this.groupMemberRepository.findOne({
groupId: groupId,
memberId: targetUserId,
});
if (targetGroupMember?.membershipStatus === GroupMembershipStatus.Admin) {
throw new CannotBanError(
`User to ban "${targetUserId}" is an admin in group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
if (targetGroupMember?.membershipStatus === GroupMembershipStatus.Banned) {
return targetGroupMember;
}
if (targetGroupMember == null) {
const newBan = new GroupMember();
newBan.groupId = groupId;
newBan.memberId = targetUserId;
newBan.membershipStatus = GroupMembershipStatus.Banned;
return this.groupMemberRepository.save(newBan);
}
targetGroupMember.membershipStatus = GroupMembershipStatus.Banned;
return this.groupMemberRepository.save(targetGroupMember);
}
/**
* Unban, kick or remove invitation of user from group
* @param groupId
* @param actingUserId
* @param targetUserId
* @throws GroupDoesNotExistError
* @throws NotGroupAdminError
* @throws CannotKickError
*/
async removeMember(
groupId: string,
actingUserId: string,
targetUserId: string,
): Promise<void> {
const group = await this.groupRepository.findOne(groupId);
if (group == null) {
throw new GroupDoesNotExistError(`Group "${groupId}" does not exist`);
}
const actingGroupMember = await this.groupMemberRepository.findOne({
groupId: groupId,
memberId: actingUserId,
});
if (actingGroupMember?.membershipStatus !== GroupMembershipStatus.Admin) {
throw new NotGroupAdminError(
`Acting user "${actingUserId}" is not an admin of group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
const targetGroupMember = await this.groupMemberRepository.findOne({
groupId: groupId,
memberId: targetUserId,
});
if (targetGroupMember?.membershipStatus === GroupMembershipStatus.Admin) {
throw new CannotKickError(
`Target user "${actingUserId}" is an admin of group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
if (targetGroupMember == null) {
return;
}
await this.groupMemberRepository.remove(targetGroupMember);
}
async promoteToAdmin(
groupId: string,
actingUserId: string,
targetUserId: string,
): Promise<GroupMember> {
const group = await this.groupRepository.findOne(groupId);
if (group == null) {
throw new GroupDoesNotExistError(`Group "${groupId}" does not exist`);
}
const actingGroupMember = await this.groupMemberRepository.findOne({
groupId: groupId,
memberId: actingUserId,
});
if (actingGroupMember?.membershipStatus !== GroupMembershipStatus.Admin) {
throw new NotGroupAdminError(
`Acting user "${actingUserId}" is not an admin of group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
const targetGroupMember = await this.groupMemberRepository.findOne({
groupId: groupId,
memberId: targetUserId,
});
if (targetGroupMember == null) {
throw new NotGroupMemberError(
`Target user "${targetUserId}" is not a member of group "${groupId}"`,
);
}
targetGroupMember.membershipStatus = GroupMembershipStatus.Admin;
return this.groupMemberRepository.save(targetGroupMember);
}
}


./manage.py syncdb
until after getting Primer setup. You can follow Django's tutorial all the way until it tells you to sync your database.You can install Primer using your favorite Python package manager. Primer has quite a few dependencies, so if you're not using virtualenv, now is the time to start:
pip install git+git://github.com/jamesmfriedman/django-primer.git
After that, add the following to the bottom of your Django settings file.
# this should be the last thing in your settings file from primer.settings import *
Now you can run the syncdb command, ./manage.py syncdb
. Startup your server using ./manage.py runserver
or your favorite wsgi. If everythign went to plan, you should greeted by a Hello World page.
It is recommended that you setup Primer when starting a new project, however you can add Primer to an existing project by using South or some other library that handles migrations. If you are using South, you'll have to manually specify the paths for auth, sites, and sessions that your migrations will be created in, otherwise they will be added to either Django or Primer in your Python site-packages and never make it into your production environment. You can read South's documentation on specifying SOUTH_MIGRATION_MODLUES.
# Exmample for specifying custom migrations paths for South. # Replace "core.southmigrations" with where you want migrations stored in your Django project. SOUTH_MIGRATION_MODULES = { 'auth': 'core.southmigrations.auth', 'sites': 'core.southmigrations.sites', 'sessions' : 'core.southmigrations.comments', }
After specifying your migration paths, you can init your migrations for those apps, and fake them. From there, follow the tutorial above for new projects, but before you run syncdb, you'll want to run ./manage.py schemamigration myapp --auto
for each of the modules we are migrating, replacing "myapp" with auth, sites, or sessions respectively. Once you are done with that, you can migrate using./manage.py migrate
. At this point, you should have successfully migrated Django's built in models, and you can move on to running syncdb to fill in the rest of Primer's tables in your database.