Introduction
About Jumbo
Jumbo is fast modern enterprise level modular MVC framework for Node.js which focuses on bigger
applications
which needs stable massive structure; but it still stays quite thin enough for smaller applications.
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Main Features of Jumbo
- No requires! Global lazy-loading namespace exists,
- integrated Node.js clustering - multi core / CPU support,
- advanced variable routing system (just one route for most apps),
- integrated Inversion of Control - constructor Dependency Injection,
- code can be changed while runtime,
- unexpected errors are catched and logged. Then process is restarted,
- fully configurable logging with log levels,
- subdomains! More "modules" in one application accessible via subdomains,
- a lot of things integrated but changeable thanks to Adapters,
- code-first ORM with migrations,
- sessions stored on disk and in memory for faster access,
- integrated email sender,
- native async & await support,
- low dependecy - just few packages from 3rd party, it means that everything is made right for
Jumbo.
Framework structure
In the picture below you can see basic framework structure and data flow. Some things are abstracted and
joined
to keep diagram clear.
MVC
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IoC
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ORM
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Getting Started
Node.js and Npm
Jumbo is built upon Node.js so you need
Node.js in version
v7.7.x or higher and its package
manager npm.
Node.js® is a JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine.
Node.js uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model that makes it lightweight and efficient.
Node.js' package ecosystem, npm, is the largest ecosystem of open source libraries in the world.
(taken from nodejs.org)
Installation
The best way how to start with Jumbo is to install jumbo-developer
package and use it to create new project.
So first install jumbo-developer via npm
npm install jumbo-developer -g.
Now you can create your first project. Enable jumbo-developer, type
jumbo-developer to console / terminal and developer tool should start.
First you must specify your project location, it'll do nothing, it just save your location and all
future
actions will be processed over that location.
Then you should finally create your project. Type create project, and
your first
project should be created in directory you specified.
Now you should run your application. Go to your project directory and run it via
node app.js. Your application should run on address
http://<IP_ADDRESS>.
If you want to use framework's subdomains, you should edit your local hosts file and add
some domain for your application.
Project Structure
- adapters
- app
- controllers
- models
- services
- sub-apps
- Example
- controllers
- models
- ...
- templates
- tests
- validators
- bootstrap
- data
- errors
- logs
- uploads
- public
- images
- scripts
- styles
- temp
- cache
- session
- app.js
- config.js
Namespaces
In Jumbo there is no need to use requires or some other kind of importing.
Yes, you must require Node.js modules or your custom 3rd party stuff but framework classes
are autoloaded to global namespaces.
There are global Objects Jumbo and App.
These Objects contain all classes from framework which are autoloaded when you start app.
These Objects create namespaces and structure of namespaces is copied from folder structure.
Namespace Jumbo aims to framework core. Namespace App aims to folder /app/.
Eg. /app/controllers/HomeController.class file is accessible via App.Controllers.HomeController.
Classes in namespaces are defined as getters and are required just in time so global namespaces are
lazy.
Inside getters there is require() call so after first get it's cached thanks to require cache.
Configuration
For basic configuration there is file /config.js. It's JS file which allows using
enums and IDE's completition. So while configuring you'll see all possible values for given properties.
Default Config File
config.js
const $cfg = require("jumbo-core/config");
/**
* @namespace ApplicationConfig
*/
var applicationConfig = {
/**
* Used for styles of Error reporting
* In development mode Errors will be shown in browser
* (browser errors not implemented yet) and in console.
* In production mode Errors will be logged just to file if log enabled
*/
deployment: $cfg.Deployment.Development,
/**
* Protocol setting
* If you set HTTPS protocol specify privateKey and certificate paths
*/
protocol: {
/**
* @default Http
*/
protocol: $cfg.Protocols.Http,
/**
* Private key path
*/
privateKey: "data/private.key",
/**
* Certificate path
*/
certificate: "data/certificate.crt",
/**
* Or just PFX archive certificate
*/
pfx: "",
/**
* Certifice passphrase
*/
passphrase: null
},
/**
* Multi-core support
*/
clustering: {
/**
* 0 for automatic clustering driven by number of CPU's cores
* @default 1
*/
numberOfWorkers: 1
},
/**
* Enable template cache and define storage type (and limit)
*/
cache: {
/**
* @default true
*/
enabled: true,
/**
* @default HardDrive
*/
storage: $cfg.Cache.HardDrive,
/**
* If you use InMemory cache, this is the size limit
* @default 20 MB
*/
memoryCacheSizeLimit: 20e6
},
/**
* Enable log and set log level
*/
log: {
/**
* @default true
*/
enabled: true,
/**
* @default Talkative
*/
level: $cfg.LogLevels.Normal
},
/**
* Enable running tests before application start
* Not implemented yet
* @default true
*/
doTestsAfterRun: false,
/**
* Maximal allowed number of requests per second. You can limit server stress.
* If more than specified request count will come, new requests in rest of
* one second obtain 429 code. Static files are counted into this number of requests
* @default 1000
* @type { Number || null }
*/
maxRequestPerSecond: 1000,
/**
* Enable prevention of (D)DOS attacks
* It internally enable requests monitoring which will count number of requests per IP.
* If IP makes more request per second new requests from that IP will be refused with code 403.
* Requests will be still accepted by server but framework will refuse to continue
* and save resources which proccessing of that request can framework take.
*/
DOSPrevention: {
/**
* @default true
*/
enabled: true,
/**
* If you use framework static server and your index page have
* more than 100 links (scripts, styles, images etc.) client will be blocked!
* @default 100
*/
maxRequestPerIP: 100,
/**
* Duration of IP blocking [in seconds]
* @default 3600
*/
blockTime: 3600
},
/**
* Maximal size of POST data
* @default 5 MB
*/
maxPostDataSize: 5e6,
/**
* For debuging; disable clustering and run app in one debugable process
*/
debugMode: false,
// You can define your own settings here,.. it'll be available via Jumbo.Config
};
module.exports = applicationConfig;
Handlers
Handlers are proprties in framework's classes which allow you to change some behavior.
It's next level of configuration.
* : Jumbo.Application.Application.blockIpListener
: blockIpListener
Instance field
You can handle IP blocking when IP / request / sec limit reached. You can block this IP in
firewall or you can do whatever you want.
callback
blockIpListener(blockedIP)
Params
Jumbo.Loger.Log.logFunction
: logFunctionHandler
Static field
You can handle IP blocking when IP / request / sec limit reached. You can block this IP in
firewall or you can do whatever you want.
callback
logFunctionHandler(message, type)
Params
- message : String
- type : String
Default application script
app.js
/**
* Application inital script
*/
// Get application from jumbo-core
var loader = require("jumbo-core");
/**
* @type {Jumbo.Application.Application}
*/
var application = loader.application;
// Call route config for registering locations
require("./bootstrap/locator-config")(application.getLocator());
// Call DI registrar
require("./bootstrap/di-registrar")(application.getDIContainer());
// Register application for run at port 80; It'll run after framework do all async jobs
application.runWhenReady(80, function() {
// You can do something after start
});
Routing
Jumbo has advanced routing system (called Locator) which allows you to define
powerful dynamic routes (locations).
In base project there is file /bootstrap/locator-config.js where locations are registered.
See API: Application: Locator for more information.
Locator config
/bootstrap/locator-config.js
/**
* Locator configuration - setting host, sub-domains and locations
* @param {Jumbo.Application.Locator} locator
*/
module.exports = function(locator) {
// Default sub-domain which will route to base app;
// both urls with and without www will work
locator.setMainSubdomain("www");
// Create admin.yourdomain.tld which will route to /app/sub-apps/admin
locator.addSubdomain("admin");
// Allows you to change url delimiter from "/" to whatever you want
// In this case "-" gonna be used, eg. /controllerexample-actionname-foo?bar=5&baz=0
// But you still define locations with "/"
locator.setDelimiter("-");
// example; rewrite action name; limit id with RegExp
locator.addLocation("locationName", "$controller/delete/$id", {
"action": "deleteEntity",
"$id": /[0-9]+/
});
// example2; specific URL pointing to HomeController.actionIndex
// with optional parameter foo limited with RegExp
locator.addLocation("locationName2", "Specific-url-what-ever-you-want[/$foo]", {
"$foo": /[0-9]+/,
"controller": "Home", // custom specific controller name
"action": "index" // action name
});
// Default route - let it last
// Variable controller, variable action, optional parameter id
locator.addLocation("default", "$controller[/$action[/$id]]");
};
Locations
Just few points you should know about locations (routes).
-
There are variables $controller and $action which stands
for any controller and any action,
- define your own parameter (called slash param) with name starting with $,
- use / (slash) as separator of urls's parts (eg. $controller/$action),
-
you can use RegExp to limit your parameter's value - to option object add property with key
equals to your parameter's name including $ and as value set your RegExp,
-
you can set parameter's default value - to option object add property with key equal
to your parameter's name without $,
- use square brackets to mark something optional.
Use not-matching groups (?:something) in RegExp limiting your parameter's value
Controllers
Controllers are some kind of entry points to your application. Controller's methods,
which should be accessible from web, are called actions and must begin with word
"action".
This word tells framework you want let clients access this method from browser.
Controllers must be placed in /app/controllers/.
Name convention is PascalCase and name must ends with "Controller".
Extension of files should be .class but it's not required.
Controller shuld be ES2015 class and must be exported from module.
Default controller name is HomeController and default action name is
actionIndex. Default action or controller name means that those names aren't used in
URL.
So yourweb.tld/ points to HomeController::actionIndex(). If you use long format URL with default names
you'll be redirected to short format URL.
If some method in framework requires controller or action name, it's its name but without keyword.
Eg. ExampleController's name is Example; actionLogout's name is logout.
Actions
What actions are is written in paragraphs above. Name convention is lowerCamelCase and name must
starts with word "action". Actions should be async (ES7) but it is not required because actions
not return results but call one of the returning method.
In the future action's prefixes "getAction", "postAction", "deleteAction", etc. will be implemented,
this prefixes will limit http method. It means that eg. getActionExample() (/controller/example/)
will be accessible only with GET method.
Action Parameters
All parameters (query params and location's params under defined names) from requested
URL are injected to actions as parameters under their names in order as you define them in action.
Eg. if you request for /articles/delete/5?foo=bar, two params exist.
First parameter is 5 which is defined in default location as id
and second parameter is bar as foo. These two params will be injected to your action
actionDelete(id, foo) {} to match names you defined. In that action
you wait for id and foo. If these parameters exist in request, action will be called
with that parameters in right order, matched by parameters names.
Returning methods
Returning methods are methods implemented in class Jumbo.Base.Controller and
these methods end requests and return data or errors. See API: Base:
Controller.
Example Controller
Example of controller
/**
* // TODO: Describe your controller
* @class ExampleController
* @memberOf App.Controllers
*/
class ExampleController extends App.Controllers.BaseController {
/**
* Default view action
*/
async actionIndex() {
this.done();
}
}
module.exports = ExampleController;
Sequence diagram
There is some sequence diagram which show you how are actions called in controllers.
When request from client comes to server, Application handle that, verify request target and do some
other stuff.
Then if everything is ok, Application let ControllerFactory create ExampleController instance for given
request.
When instance of ExampleController is created, initController() method is called and
request, sessions, controllerCallback and diScope parameters are set to controller.
Now it's time for calling action. But first there are beforeActions() methods
(one in BaseController and one in ExampleController) which you can use to verify user or initialize
something.
First beforeActions() in BaseController is called, then in ExampleController. You should call
one of the returning methods to stop action calling chain in both beforeActions() methods.
Dependency Injection
In Jumbo there is implemented constructor injection which allows you
to
obtain instances of your services in constructors. For example you have UserAuthService service
which do some user auth stuff. You want instance of this service in controller so you must create
its instance but UserAuthService need eg. 3 next services or some other class's instances.
Without DI you must create all on your own. With DI, you just register your services and that's all.
You write service name as parameter of constructor and framework resolve its instance for you.
Example codes are just examples.
Example without DI
In this example, you must create instance of each class on your own. If you have 10 controllers,
with same or similar dependencies, you must write more than two hundred lines of code.
ExampleController.class
class ExampleController {
constructor() {
this.userAuthService = new App.Services.UserAuthService(
new UserRepository(
new Jumbo.Orm.EntityManager(
new Jumbo.Orm.DBContext(Jumbo.Config.Database.default)
)
),
new UserAccountRepository(
new Jumbo.Orm.EntityManager(
new Jumbo.Orm.DBContext(Jumbo.Config.Database.default)
)
),
new SomeThirdNeededService(
new SomeClass()
)
);
this.someOtherService = SomeOtherService(
new EnterpriseRepository(
new Jumbo.Orm.EntityManager(
new Jumbo.Orm.DBContext(Jumbo.Config.Database.default)
)
),
new CompanyRepository(
new Jumbo.Orm.EntityManager(
new Jumbo.Orm.DBContext(Jumbo.Config.Database.default)
)
),
new SomeThirdNeededService(
new SomeClass()
)
);
}
async beforeActions() {
var user = await this.userAuthService.findUser(this.session.userId);
if (user == null) {
this.returnError(null, 403);
return;
}
// Do something with user
}
}
Example with DI
In this example, you have very simple controller and each next controller will look like this.
You just register your classes and dependencies are resolved with framework automatically and
injected to constructor.
ExampleController.class
class ExampleController {
constructor(UserAuthService, SomeOtherService) {
this.userAuthService = UserAuthService;
this.someOtherService = SomeOtherService;
}
async beforeActions() {
var user = await this.userAuthService.findUser(this.session.userId);
if (user == null) {
this.returnError(null, 403);
return;
}
// Do something with user
}
}
di-registrar.js
/**
* Dependency registrar - registration of Types
* @param {Jumbo.Ioc.DIContainer} container
*/
module.exports = function(container) {
const LifetimeScope = Jumbo.Ioc.DIContainer.LifetimeScope;
container.register(() => Jumbo.Config.Database.default, "DBConn",
LifetimeScope.SingleInstance);
container.register(Jumbo.Orm.DBContext,
"DBContext", LifetimeScope.SingleInstance);
container.register(Jumbo.Orm.EntityManager,
"EntityManager", LifetimeScope.SingleInstance);
container.register(App.Services.EnterpriseRepository,
"EnterpriseRepository", LifetimeScope.ScopeInstance);
container.register(App.Services.CompanyRepository,
"CompanyRepository", LifetimeScope.ScopeInstance);
container.register(App.Services.UserAccountRepository,
"UserAccountRepository", LifetimeScope.ScopeInstance);
container.register(App.Services.UserAuthService,
"UserAuthService", LifetimeScope.ScopeInstance);
container.register(App.Services.SomeThirdNeededService,
"SomeThirdNeededService", LifetimeScope.ScopeInstance);
container.register(App.Services.SomeOtherService,
"SomeOtherService", LifetimeScope.ScopeInstance);
};
If you want to resolve class manually somewhere in code, you can use
Jumbo.Ioc.DIContainer.resolve("UserService")
or this.scope.resolve("UserService") if you
are in controller and you want to resolve your class in controller's Scope.
See API: Ioc.
CLI
Jumbo has special package jumbo-developer which was created to support
developing. It's console app which helps you with creating projects, controllers and their actions,
services and more.
You can download jumbo-developer via npm
npm install jumbo-developer -g.
It'll be installed as system command so then just type in console
jumbo-developer.
With cmd help you will see list of available commands
API
Jumbo.Adapters
Jumbo is quite modular framework, it integrates many features but almost everything
can be changed thanks adapters. Adapters are some classes which makes interfaces
over some features.
For example template adapter. It's class which must implements 3 methods (compile, renderCached and
render).
You should use whatever template engine you want but you must create adapter for that engine,
it means that you must implement those 3 methods which returns what framework wants.
Then you just register your adapter in configuration and it's done.
Adapters are not ready yet!
Template Adapter
Template adapter demo
class TemplateAdapter {
async compile(templatePath, layoutPath) {
return "compiled template code which can be cached";
}
async render(templatePath, layoutPath, data) {
return "Final HTML compiled and rendered just in time";
}
async renderCahed(compiledTemplate, data) {
return "final HTML from precompiled template";
}
}
Jumbo.Applicationnamespace
Namespace with core classes.
Locatorclass
Locator is some kind of Router which is used to define valid
locations - URLs.
Class synopsis
class Locator {
static get ParamTypes: RegExp
static get instance: Locator
setDelimiter(delimiter);
setMainSubdomain(subName);
addSubdomain(subName);
addLocation(locationName, location[, options = null[, subApp = null]]);
}
setDelimiter(delimiter)
Set URL part delimiter spliting parts of url (controller, action etc.)
eg. delimiter "~" => domain.tld/controller~action~id
Params
- delimiter : String String which will separate parts of URL
setMainSubdomain(subName)
Set default subdomain which will route to base app; both urls with and without main subdomain
will work. It's good for cases when you host application on some subdomain eg. myapp.domain.tld.
Main subdomain is set to "www" in default.
Params
- subName : String Subdomain name, eg. "www"
addSubdomain(subName)
Register subapp to Locator as subdomain.
Params
- subName : String Name of subapp
addLocation(locationName, location[, options = null[, subApp = null]])
Add new location to Locator.
Params
- locationName : String Name of location
- location : String Location string
- optional options : Object
Location options which should define specific controller or action or can limit parameters
- optional subApp : String
Name of subapp if you want to use this location only in given subapp
Requestclass
Request is wrap over Node.js's native request.
Class synopsis
class Request {
this.request: IncomingMessage; // Original request
this.response: ServerResponse; // Original response
this.subApp: tring; // Name of subapp
this.controller: string; // Name of controller
this.action: string; // Name of action
this.params: Array; // Params from URL (query params and slash params)
this.body = {{fields: {}, files: {}} | null};
this.header: {"Content-Type": "text/html"};
this.noCache: bool;
this.sessionId: string;
this.beginTime: Date
setCookie(name, value[, expire[, domain[, path]]]);
getCookies();
getCookie(name);
unsetCookie(name);
getIP();
redirect(controllerName, actionName[, slashParams[, queryParams[, protocol]]]);
subAppRedirect(subAppName, controllerName, actionName[, slashParams[, queryParams[, protocol]]]);
locationRedirect(locationName[, controllerName[, actionName[, params]]]);
redirectURL(url);
reload();
}
setCookie(name, value[, expire[, domain[, path]]])
Params
- name : String Cookie name
- value : String Cookie value
- optional expire : Number Expiration in seconds
- optional domain : String Domain
- optional path : String Path
getCookies()
Returns
Object with cookies
getCookie(name)
Params
- name : String Cookie name
Returns
String | null cookie's value
unsetCookie(name)
Params
- name : String Cookie name
getIP()
Returns
String Client's IP
redirect(controllerName, actionName[, slashParams[, queryParams[, protocol]]])
Redirect client to location defined by controller and action.
Params
- controllerName : String Controller name
- actionName : String Actin value
- optional slashParams : Array List of slash params in given order
- optional queryParams : Object Object with query params
- optional protocol : String default http Protocol http or https
subAppRedirect(subAppName, controllerName, actionName[, slashParams[, queryParams[, protocol]]])
Redirect client to subapp location defined by controller and action.
Params
- subAppName : String Subapp name
- controllerName : String Controller name
- actionName : String Actin value
- optional slashParams : Array List of slash params in given order
- optional queryParams : Object Object with query params
- optional protocol : String default http Protocol http or https
locationRedirect(locationName[, controllerName[, actionName[, params]]])
Redirect client to one of the registered locaions.
Params
- locationName : String Location name
- optional controllerName : String Specific cotroller name
- optional actionName : Object Specific action name
- optional params : Object Object with parameters indexed by parameter names
redirectURL(url)
Redirect client to given URL.
Params
reload()
Redirect client to same url -> reload page.
In controllers you must call this.exit(); after calling redirects!
Jumbo.Basenamespace
Controllerclass
Controller is base class which you should extend for creating controllers.
Controller implements basic methods which you will need for processing actions.
Class synopsis
class Controller {
request: Jumbo.Application.Request
scope: Jumbo.Ioc.Scope
session: Object
isAjax();
link(controller, action[, slashParams[, queryParams]]);
appLink(subApp, controller, action[, slashParams[, queryParams]]);
locationLink(locationName[, controller[, action[, params]]]);
exit();
view([viewOrData[, data]]);
addMessage(message[, messageType]);
returnEmpty();
returnData(data[, type]);
returnJSON(jsonObj);
returnError(message[, statusCode]);
returnFileDownload(filePath[, newName]);
}
isAjax()
Method detect X-Requested-With header.
Returns
true or false
link(controller, action[, slashParams[, queryParams]])
Method create URL address for given location.
Params
- controller : String Name of controller
- action : String Name of action
- optional slashParams : Object Object with named slash parameters
- optional queryParams : Object Object with query parameters
Returns
String
appLink(subApp, controller, action[, slashParams[,
queryParams]])
Method create URL address for given location in given subapp.
Params
- subApp : String Name of subapp
- controller : String Name of controller
- action : String Name of action
- optional slashParams : Object Object with named slash parameters
- optional queryParams : Object Object with query parameters
Returns
String
locationLink(locationName[, controller[, action[,
params]]])
Method create URL address for given location which in registered in
Locator
Params
- locationName : String Name of registered location
- optional controller : String Name of controller
- optional action : String Name of action
- optional params : Object Object with named parameters
Returns
String
exit()
Completly ends basic workflow. Call it if you processed request/response on your own
view([viewOrData[, data]])
Ends request and return default or given view with given data.
Params
-
optional viewOrData : String | Object
Name of spefic view or just data if view is default (if match with action name)
- optional data : Object Object with data for view
addMessage(message[, messageType])
Add message to data for view, allow rendering messaes for clients.
Messages are hold in cookie for next request or to time of first reading.
Params
- message : String Your message for client
-
optional messageType : String
Your custom type which you'll handle while rendering on your own
returnEmpty()
Ends request with empty result
returnData(data[, type])
Ends request with result of given data and type
Params
- data : Object Data to be send
- optional type : String Mime type for gven data
returnJSON(jsonObj)
Accepts data in Object convert it to JSON and ends request with given data and application/json
mime type
returnError(message[, statusCode = 500])
Ends request with error result. HTML file in /data/errors with given statusCode will be sent to
client.
If file not exists, plain text message "We're sorry but some error occurs." will be shown.
Params
- message : String Message which will be logged, it doesn't display to client
- optional statusCode : Number default 500
returnFileDownload(filePath[, newName])
Sends file to client for download
Params
- filePath : String
- optional newName : String
Jumbo.Iocnamespace
DIContainerclass
DIContainer is IoC container which register and resolve your classes.
Class synopsis
class DIContainer {
static get LifetimeScope: Jumbo.Ioc.DIContainer.LifetimeScope;
static get instance: Jumbo.Ioc.DIContainer
register(expr, as);
resolve(name);
resolveUnregistered(type);
}
register(expr, as)
Register Type to container under given name. If you place that name to constructor, it'll be matched
with this type and injected to that parameter.
Params
- expr : Function Class or arrow function returning Class
- as : String Registration name of Class
resolve(name)
Resolve dependency which is registered under given name.
Params
- name : String Registration name of Class
Returns
Return instance of registered type
resolveUnregistered(type)
Create instance of given type and resolve it's dependencies.
Params
- type : Function Type which you want to resolve
Returns
Return instance of given type with resolved dependencies
Scopeclass
Scope is IoC scope which resolve your types and returns same instances for already
resolved types in this scope.
Class synopsis
class Scope {
resolve(name);
resolveUnregistered(type);
}
resolve(name)
Resolve dependency which is registered under given name.
Params
- name : String Registration name of Class
Returns
Return instance of registered type
resolveUnregistered(type)
Create instance of given type and resolve it's dependencies.
Params
- type : Function Type which you want to resolve
Returns
Return instance of given type with resolved dependencies
Jumbo.Loggingnamespace
Jumbo contain fully configurable logging with log levels. Messages are logged to files,
each LogType has own file.
Logclass
Log is static class which give you ability log your messages. It accessible from
global variable via Jumbo.Logging.Log.
Class synopsis
class Log {
static get LogTypes();
static get LogLevels();
static error(message[, type[, level]]);
static warning(message[, type[, level]]);
static line(message[, type[, level]]);
}
get LogTypes()
Returns
{ Http, Std }
enum of available LogTypes
get LogLevels()
Returns
{ Error, Warning, Normal, Talkative }
enum of available LogLevels
error(message[, type[, level]])
Params
- message : String Message to log
- optional type : Jumbo.Logging.Log.LogTypes Log type
- optional level : Jumbo.Logging.Log.LogLevels Log level
warning(message[, type[, level]])
Params
- message Message to log
- optional type Log type
- optional level Log level
line(message[, type[, level]])
Params
- message Message to log
- optional type Log type
- optional level Log level
Jumbo.Validationnamespace
Validatorclass
PropertyValidatorclass
Packages
Jumplate
Jumplate is Jumbo's default template engine.
It's one of the fastest (faster than Jade, EJS, Handlebars.js, Underscore) Node.js template
engine with cacheable precompilation. Jumplate is able to compile 16 000 templates in one second
and render 400 000 precompiled templates in one second in one 2,33 Ghz core.
Template code is compiled to native JavaScript (can be cached), than it can be rendered with given
set of data into final HTML.
Variables
All variables begin with $ symbol.
Each variable can be printed as {$variable}
It's possible to define variable right inside
template with {var $x = new Date().toString()}
Block
Define block of code which is not rendered in place of definition
but must be requested with {include blockName}.
Block can be included many times.
{block blockName}Block content{/block}
Include
Include block or other template file.
{include blockName} will include block with given name.
{include "./path/to/template.tpl"} will include file with given path.
Define
Define is similar to block, but define will be rendered in place of definition.
{define defineBlockName}Define block content will be rendered here{/define}
Definition can be verified with {defined defineBlockName}{/defined}
and used with {use deineBlockName}
Cycles
There are two cycles.
{for $x = 0; $x < $count; $x++}For content{/for}
and
{foreach $item in $list}Foreach content{/foreach}
In case of foreach there is special variable `$itemKey` which is accessible
inside cycle and contains key of current item.
In both cycles you can use commands
{first}Will be rendered if this iteration is first{/first}
{last}Will be rendered if this iteration is last{/last}
{even}Will be rendered if this iteration is even{/even}
{odd}Will be rendered if this iteration is odd{/odd}
These commands can be used in single (not nested) cycles, will be repaired later.
Conditions
{if $x == "condition"}
if condition true...
{elseif $x == "else if conditio"}
if else if condition true...
{else}
else...
{/if}
Localization
You can register localization hadler to Jumplate and
than use command {loc Key.for.requested.translation}
which will call your handler with given key as parameter.


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standard-class, class,
standard-object,
t
The class standard-class is the default class of classes defined by defclass.


Any Class
Definition
Line 87 of scm2html/Symbol.cm
Inheritance
Constructors & Destructor
Member Functions
| public override void |
Accept(Visitor& visitor) |
| public override bool |
IsAny() const |
| public override bool |
Match(uchar c) |
Constructor& Destructor Details
Any Constructor
public Any()
Definition
Line 89 of scm2html/Symbol.cm
Member Function Details
Accept Member Function
public override void Accept(Visitor& visitor)
Definition
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IsAny Member Function
public override bool IsAny()
Definition
Line 93 of scm2html/Symbol.cm
Match Member Function
public override bool Match(uchar c)
Definition
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Manage Supplier
Add Supplier
Supplier List
| Supplier Id | Company Name | Contact no | Address | email id | Postal code | Edit Member | Delete Member |
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Pretty simple jQuery plugin that turns standard Bootstrap alerts into hovering "Growl-like" notifications.
I have a basic demo set up at jsfiddle for the time being which you can view here: http://jsfiddle.net/ifightcrime/Us6WX/1008/
Include the dependencies and jquery.bootstrap-growl.min.js
into your page and call the following:
$.bootstrapGrowl("My message");
By default, growls use the standard 'alert' Bootstrap style, are 250px wide, right aligned, and are positioned 20px from the top right of the page.
$.bootstrapGrowl("another message, yay!", {
ele: 'body', // which element to append to
type: 'info', // (null, 'info', 'danger', 'success')
offset: {from: 'top', amount: 20}, // 'top', or 'bottom'
align: 'right', // ('left', 'right', or 'center')
width: 250, // (integer, or 'auto')
delay: 4000, // Time while the message will be displayed. It's not equivalent to the *demo* timeOut!
allow_dismiss: true, // If true then will display a cross to close the popup.
stackup_spacing: 10 // spacing between consecutively stacked growls.
});
Note: Previous top_offset
is not broken by this latest change.


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Enter in a keyword for the type of job you want, the location, your age, and/or etc.


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Part 7: Running the study script¶
In the main
pycopancore
repository folder (not the package folder!), call the script like this:PYTHONPATH="." python studies/run_my_exploit.py
If you made no mistakes, you should see a lot of output, roughly structured like this:
At first the model configures itself. This happens at the point in the script code where
Model
is instantiated viamodel = M.Model()
. During this self-configuration, the model analyses its own structure and tells the user what it found in three different hierarchical lists.It first lists all model components, entity-types and process taxons used in each component, and variables and processes used and contributed by each component to each class:
Configuring model exploit tutorial ( <class 'pycopancore.models.my_exploit.Model'> ) ... Analysing model structure... Model component my exploit: growth ( <class 'pycopancore.model_components.my_exploit_growth.model.Model'> )... Entity-type <class 'pycopancore.model_components.my_exploit_growth.implementation.cell.Cell'> Variable extensive variable 'fish stock' (stock of a generic local resource 'fish' that can grow and be harvested), not None, scale=ratio, datatype=<class 'float'>, unit=t fish [t], >=0 Variable extensive variable 'fish capacity' (limit to fish stock due to competition for resources), not None, scale=ratio, datatype=<class 'float'>, unit=t fish [t], >=0 Process fish growth (ODE) Process taxon <class 'pycopancore.model_components.my_exploit_growth.implementation.environment.Environment'> Variable intensive variable 'basic fish growth rate' (basic rate at which fish would grow without competition), not None, scale=ratio, datatype=<class 'float'>, unit=[a^-1], >=0 Model component my exploit: fishing ( <class 'pycopancore.model_components.my_exploit_fishing.model.Model'> )... ...
It then again lists all variables appearing in the composed model, by entity-type and process taxon, but no longer caring in which components they occurr:
Variables: Entity-type <class 'pycopancore.models.my_exploit.World'> Variable environment(uid=0.08591877944338966) Variable metabolism(uid=0.03203445696610063) Variable culture(uid=0.9052984695216689) Variable extensive variable 'human population', IAMC=Population, CETS=SP.POP, not None, scale=ratio, datatype=<class 'float'>, unit=people [H], >=0 Variable extensive variable 'atmospheric carbon stock' ((mass of C in any chemical compound)), not None, scale=ratio, datatype=<class 'float'>, unit=gigatonnes carbon [GtC], >=0 Variable intensive variable 'surface air temperature' ((in the meaning used in climate policy debates, i.e., at 2m above surface, averaged over the day)), AMIP=tas, not None, scale=ratio, datatype=<class 'float'>, unit=kelvins [K], >=0 Variable extensive variable 'ocean carbon stock' ((mass of C in any chemical compound)), not None, scale=ratio, datatype=<class 'float'>, unit=gigatonnes carbon [GtC], >=0 Variable extensive variable 'terrestrial carbon stock' ((mass of C in any chemical compound)), not None, scale=ratio, datatype=<class 'float'>, unit=gigatonnes carbon [GtC], >=0 Variable extensive variable 'fossil carbon stock' ((mass of C in any chemical compound, potentially accessible for human extraction and combustion)), not None, scale=ratio, datatype=<class 'float'>, unit=gigatonnes carbon [GtC], >=0 Variable social systems(uid=0.41401426897646976) Variable top level social systems(uid=0.0008966739545156477) Variable cells(uid=0.05318452850985511) Variable individuals(uid=0.5385475206516981) Entity-type <class 'pycopancore.models.my_exploit.SocialSystem'> ...
It does the same for all processes happening in the composed model, also telling us which variables are affected by the process and on which ‘input’ variables they depend because of this process:
Processes: Entity-type <class 'pycopancore.models.my_exploit.World'> Process aggregate cell carbon stocks (Explicit) Target var. World.terrestrial_carbon directly depends on {Cell.terrestrial_carbon} Target var. World.fossil_carbon directly depends on {Cell.fossil_carbon} Entity-type <class 'pycopancore.models.my_exploit.SocialSystem'> ... Targets affected by some process: OrderedSet([World.terrestrial_carbon, World.fossil_carbon, Cell.fish_stock, Cell.total_fishing_effort, Cell.total_catch, Individual.catch, Culture.worlds.individuals.fishing_effort])
For variables which are set by explicit equations, the order of evaluation of these equations matters, so pycopancore reports next which order it will use to make sure dependent variables are computed after those variables they depend on:
Order of evaluation of variables set by explicit equations: World.terrestrial_carbon World.fossil_carbon Cell.total_fishing_effort Cell.total_catch Individual.catch
This finished the self-configuration triggered by the line
model = M.Model()
:(End of model configuration)
The next output occurs when the model is run by calling
runner.run(...)
. The runner starts by evaluating allExplicit
equations to compute the initial values of dependent variables:Running from 0 to 100 with output at least every 1 ... Initial application of Explicit processes...
It then asks all
Event
s when they occur first by calling their respective methods that return the next time point of occurrence:Finding times of first occurrence of Events... Event process update fishing effors (Event) ... time 0.6196357717485598 : <pycopancore.models.my_exploit.Culture object at 0x7efcffacf860>
If there were any processes of type
Step
(which represent regularly timed thing such as elections or annual cycles implemented via difference equations), the runner would now call these a first time. Even though we have noStep
type processes in our model, we still see this line in the log:Executing Steps and finding times of next execution...
Then the runner iteratively repeats the following four things until the requested simulation time is reached.
(a) It ‘runs smoothly’ until the time at which the next event or step will occur (it knows already when this happens since it has asked the event processes). It does so by using some ODE solver to integrate all the
ODE
s in the model, automatically also evaluating allExplicit
equations that are needed to determine variables that occur in any of the ODEs:Running smoothly from 0 to 0.6196357717485598 ... Composing initial value array... Calling ODE solver... ...took 0.7260878086090088 seconds and 90 time steps Saving results to output dict...
(b) For this newly simulated time interval, it evaluated all remaining
Explicit
equations to calculate the trajectories of variables that were not needed to evaluate the ODEs:Applying Explicit processes to simulated time points...
It executes the steps or events that happen next:
- Executing Steps and/or Events at 0.6196357717485598 …
- Event update fishing effors (Event) @ <pycopancore.models.my_exploit.Culture object at 0x7efcffacf860> …
next time 1.0721577757408507
(d) It again evaluates all
Explicit
equations to see what indirect effect the steps or events have:Applying Explicit processes to changed state... Completing output dict...
The runner repeats (a)–(d) until the requested model time is reached:
Running smoothly from 0.6196357717485598 to 1.0721577757408507 ... ... Running smoothly from 99.22698397375639 to 100 ...
This completes what happens when we called
runner.run(...)
.Finally, our script should use the returned
traj
object to produce and show a plot like the following. Notice the vertical jumps in the fishing effort at irregular time points. For each such time, thetraj
contains two entries, one with the values right before the event happened, one with the values right after the event.
If the script completed successfully, you might like to consolidate your knowledge further by doing some exercises based on the tutorial model: Optional part 8: Further exercises


Detect the BPM of your mic input!
BPM of Incoming Audio:
Instructions:
Connect a microphone to your device.
Accept the access prompt and play any audio into the mic
The beats per minute of the incoming audio will be shown below, updated in real-time!


La boîte à bouillons style sheet
1. Headings
Heading 1 Subheading
Heading 2 Subheading
Heading 3 Subheading
Heading 4 Subheading
Heading 5 Subheading
Heading 6 Subheading
2. Common textual elements
This is a paragraph. with some bold text and some italics text.
This is some small text. Subscript Superscript
Inline code
Keyboard Input
This is some preformatted text.
This is some quoted text from another website or person.
This is a short inline quotation that don't require paragraph breaks.
3. List
- Apple
- Orange
- Strawberry
- Wake up
- Eat breakfast
- Go to work
4. Image responsiveness & captions
5. Color
red
orange
olive
teal
purple
black
yellow
green
blue
violet
pink
brown
grey


Grids and semantic elements are great tools for web developers. Image Placeholders with beards too... kind of!
What is grid based design?
Grid based design is the practice of dividing your webpage into a grid, using different arrangements of number of columns and widths. For example:
- 1 row of 100%
- 3 columns of 33% width each
- 2 columns of 25% width and 1 column of 50%
To each type of column corresponds a CSS class that can be applied to different HTML elements, and reused throughout the website.
Many websites use a grid with 12 columns as this gives quite a lot of flexibility. More than 12 columns however would make for too narrow columns.
What's all the hype about responsive webpages?
Responsive design means developing websites which will resize and adapt to different sizes of screen (different resolutions) and types of devices, ensuring the website is still legible and is looking great.
With the multitude of devices out there - desktops, laptops, phones, tables of different sizes - no wonder there is a hype about responsive webpages!
The chrome dev tools have a cool feature that lets you view a webpage in a different screen size.
What is semantic structure?
When using semantic structure to build a webpage, one uses elements that have a defined meaning. For instance, the webpage could contain a header, section, and footer. Users will expect the top of a website to contain a header with a website name and a navbar.
HTML5 includes tags called semantic elements, which give information about the type of content these elements of the website will contain: header, footer, article, aside.
Previous versions of HTML achieved semantic structure through assigning a class to elements which are not specific to a type of information. For example <div class="header"> would containt a header, where div elements are not specific to a type of content.
Any other points you found interesting and want to reflect on.
It was interesting to know what adaptive design is, and that it's different from responsive design. It's also pretty cool to see in practice how to implement responsive design through Media Queries.
I have used a reset in the first version of my website, by copy pasting it, but I'll try to use a link to a reset for my next version.
And lastly... let's say that it was interesting to see what people have invented as image placeholders! Beards? Really? A bit disappointed though that I couldn't find one with unicorns!


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Susan Granger's review of "THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY" (Paramount Pictures)
"I always thought it would be better to be a fake somebody than a real nobody," says Matt Damon as the chameleon-like Tom Ripley in Anthony Minghella's creepy, star-studded thriller adapted from Patricia Highsmith's novel. Tom Ripley's a leech, an amoral outsider, obsessed with the hedonistic la dolce vida of Dickie Greenleaf, a charming rogue, brilliantly played by Jude Law, whom he's sent to bring home from Italy: "You're the brother I never had. I'm the brother you never had." Frustrated, Ripley not only covets Dickie's privileged lifestyle, he wants to be Dickie, so much that his brutal killer instincts take over. Ripley's so diabolically clever, so adept at imitation and fabrication that he fools everyone except Dickie's girl-friend - that's Gwyneth Paltrow, a bland Grace Kelly clone, which is quite appropriate since the story's set in the '50s, when social distinction and class status meant everything to this detached group of people. Also involved in this spellbinding, sexually ambiguous, melodramatic intrigue are Philip Seymour Hoffman, as Dickie's snotty, suspicious friend, and Cate Blanchett, as a rebellious socialite who believes Tom's ruse. (I'm curious: what if Blanchett had exchanged roles with Paltrow?) After The English Patient, Anthony Minghella does not disappoint with this visual portrait of a pathological liar. John Seale's cinematography is stunning - from the shimmering waters of the Mediterranean to the twisting, cobbled alleys of Italy, particularly the eerie final shot in which a mirrored Ripley is reflected in a subtle myriad of distorted identities. Gabriel Yared's music, primarily period jazz, truly complements the story. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, The Talented Mr. Ripley is a complex, provocative, potent 10. It's frightening yet fascinating.
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Put 150ml/5fl oz oil, the onions, bay leaves and peppercorns in a medium saucepan. Cook over a low heat for 15–20 minutes. Stir in the raisins and pine nuts. Add the vinegar and bring to a simmer for a few minutes. Season with salt and pepper, cover and set aside.
Mix the flour with a pinch of salt and pepper. Heat a drizzle of oil in a frying pan over a medium heat. Coat the sardines in the seasoned flour and place in the hot pan. Cook on both sides until golden. Transfer to a baking tray and cover with the onions.
Cover the tray with cling film and refrigerate for at least 24 hours. Remove from the fridge 1 hour before serving.
When ready to serve, fry the baby kale with the anchovies, chilli and garlic in a frying pan over a medium heat. Serve the vegetables with the sardines.


General rules
Any violation of the rules in this section will result in a permanent ban.
- Cheating and any other form of hacking are strictly prohibited
- Edited clients, with the exception for the next rule, are not allowed.
- Client patching (instead of host redirection) is allowed but we won't help you if you break the client.
- Shared or boosted accounts are not allowed
- Don't try to exploit the server or other akerino
- Use an appropriate username (no offensive or stolen names)
In-game Chat rules
Any violation of the rules in this section will result in a silence.
- Don't spam in chat
- Don't share illegal stuff/warez/viruses in chat
- Don't offend other players in chat
- Don't abuse swearing
Userpage/avatar rules
Any violation of the rules in this section will result in a silence and userpage/avatar reset.
- NSFW and offensive avatars/userpage contents are not allowed
- Don't link to illegal stuff/porn/warez/viruses on userpages
Discord rules
Any violation of the rules in this discord server will result in a silence/kick or, in the worst case, a ban.
- Behave nicely
- Don't spam in #general, instead use #spammerino
- Don't share CP (Child Porn) or other illegal stuff/warez/viruses
- Don't piss admins off
Cheat / Multiaccount policy
This is how we handle cheaters and multiaccounters on ripple.

Despite of that, we ARE against hacking, and will take immediate action, should anyone ever hack on ripple.
- Multiaccounts are allowed, if not excessive.
- HOWEVER, if you have been banned in a previous account on ripple, the banhammer will be quite fast to deliver.
- We reserve the right to change these rules as we see fit.


WayLo pings hotels and experts for hidden discounts. N.V.'s group saved $728 in cash and credits on their Las Vegas trip.
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GOODYS BACK AND BODY PAIN- acetaminophen and aspirin powder
Medtech Products Inc.
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredients
(in each caplet)
Acetaminophen 325 mg
Aspirin (NSAID*) 500 mg
*nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug
Purpose
Pain reliever/fever reducer
Uses
- temporarily relieves minor aches and pains due to:
• headache
• minor arthritis pain
• muscular aches
• colds
• temporarily reduces fever
Warnings
Reye’s syndrome: Children and teenagers who have or are recovering from chicken pox or flu-like symptoms should not use this product. When using this product, if changes in behavior with nausea and vomiting occur, consult a doctor because these symptoms could be an early sign of Reye’s syndrome, a rare but serious illness.
Allergy alert: Aspirin may cause a severe allergic reaction which may include:
- hives
- facial swelling
- shock
- asthma (wheezing)
Liver warning: This product contains acetaminophen. Severe liver damage may occur if you take
- more than 4 powders in 24 hours, which is the maximum daily amount
- with other drugs containing acetaminophen
- 3 or more alcoholic drinks every day while using this product
Stomach bleeding warning: This product contains an NSAID, which may cause severe stomach bleeding. The chance is higher if you
- are age 60 or older
- have had stomach ulcers or bleeding problems
- take a blood thinning (anticoagulant) or steroid drug
- take other drugs containing prescription or non-prescription NSAIDs (aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen, or others)
- have 3 or more alcoholic drinks every day while using this product
- take more or for a longer time than directed
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- if you have ever had an allergic reaction to aspirin or any other pain reliever/fever reducer
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Ask a doctor before use if
- you have liver disease
- stomach bleeding warning applies to you
- you have a history of stomach problems, such as heartburn
- you have high blood pressure, heart disease, liver cirrhosis or kidney disease
- you are taking a diuretic
- you have asthma
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use if you are taking
a prescription drug for diabetes, gout, or arthritis
Stop use and ask doctor if
- an allergic reaction occurs. Seek medical help right away.
- you experience any of the following signs of stomach bleeding:
• feel faint
• vomit blood
• have bloody or black stools
• have stomach pain that does not get better
- pain gets worse or lasts for more than 10 days
- fever gets worse or lasts for more than 3 days
- redness or swelling is present
- any new symptoms appear
- ringing in the ears or a loss of hearing occurs
These could be signs of a serious condition.
If pregnant or breast-feeding,
ask a health professional before use. It is especially important not to use aspirin during the last 3 months of pregnancy unless definitely directed to do so by a doctor because it may cause problems in the unborn child or complications during delivery.
Keep out of reach of children.
Overdose warning:
Taking more than the recommended dose can cause serious health problems. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away. Quick medical attention is critical for adults as well as children even if you do not notice any signs or symptoms.
Directions
-
do not take more than directed (see overdose warning)
- adults and children 12 years of age and over: place 1 powder on tongue every 6 hours, while symptoms persist. Drink a full glass of water with each dose, or may stir powder into a glass of water or other liquid.
- do not take more than 4 powders in 24 hours unless directed by a doctor.
- children under 12 years of age: ask a doctor.
Other information
- each powder contains: potassium 60 mg
- store at 25ºC (77ºF)
Inactive ingredients
lactose monohydrate, potassium chloride
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BLIND DRUNK
Deadly fake vodka which can also cause blindness due to antifreeze ingredient seized from shop and pub in Fife
by John JeffayFAKE vodka laced with a potentially lethal antifreeze ingredient has been seized in Fife.
Bottles of the counterfeit Smirnoff are believed to contain isopropanol, which is used in anti-freeze and some fuels.
It can lead to blindness and even death.
The fake vodka bottles were found in a shop and a pub in the Levenmouth area as part of an investigation by Fife Council’s food safety and trading standards teams.
The shop and pub have not yet been named but both premises will have their licences reviewed and may face prosecutions.
Officers visited 30 licensed premises earlier this month, following tip-offs from the community.
Douglas Hardaker, from Fife Council’s environmental health, said: “One of the vodkas was found to be dangerous and had things in it which could be seriously harmful.
“These are things where you are not getting what you paid for, you are getting a little bit extra and it’s not good for you.”
He said customers should follow the recommendations of the DrinkAware campaign, which advises buying alcohol from a reputable supermarket, off licence or shop, avoiding products sold at very cheap prices and looking out for poor quality labelling or unfamiliar brands.
It’s thought the fake vodka may have contained isopropanol, which is used in anti-freeze and some fuels. The substance has been detected in counterfeit alcohol seized by police elsewhere in the UK.
It can mimic the effects of regular alcohol, but also causes side effects including abdominal pain, sickness and dizziness.
Investigations are under way to determine whether it was made locally or shipped in from elsewhere.
Mr Hardaker urged people to be vigilant at Christmas and new year celebrations.
Paul Madill, NHS Fife consultant in public health, said consumers needed to be able to trust shopkeepers and licensees.
“People need to have confidence they are getting what they thought they were getting,” he said.
Licensing forum member Paul Smith, the managing director of Castle Leisure Group who represents the licensed trade, said it was disappointing to see people flouting the law.
“We would all like to see those people who peddle that type of illicit alcohol, while the rest of us comply with the rules and regulations, taken to task,” he said.


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title=Devoxx 2012 date=2012-11-12 type=post tags=blog status=published ~~~~~~
Are you going to be in Antwerp, Beglium for Devoxx? If so, feel free to reach out to me. I'll be speaking on Spring (including a look at Spring 3.1 and 3.2), Cloud Foundry, and much more. This will be my third year at Devoxx and, as usual, I'd love to grab a beer (or two!) and chat with anybody and everybody about Spring, Cloud Foundry, big data, the cloud and much more. Also, feel free to ping me on @starbuxman on Twitter.
Last year was an amazing event for me. I was very sick and gave 5 talks, but still had a heck of a lot of fun. This year I expect I'm feeling great (I'm in Sofia, Bulgaria, at the moment and will head to Antwerp tomorrow), and I only have 3 talks, so it should be a very relaxing, entertaining trip indeed. As usual, SpringSource and Cloud Foundry will have a booth, as well. So feel free to drop by - I'm sure you'll find me there, as well.


NZD bullish: BNZ ups Fonterra’s milk payment forecast
by Dhwani MehtaThe Bank of New Zealand (BNZ), in its latest report, raised the milk payment forecast for Fonterra to NZD 7.50 / kgms, in the wake of improving prices at the fortnight dairy auctions conducted by Fonterra.
Further Details:
“The NZ milk price outlook continues to improve.
Dairy prices have been firm in 2019 and have pushed higher over recent auctions.
GDT prices are heading toward the top of a trading range that has held them since 2014 and are now a chunky 26.4% higher than a year earlier.
Overall, dairy market fundamentals continue to look healthy. Indeed, we would be forecasting a higher milk price if it were not for still elevated - if down from its peak - global economic uncertainty.”
Despite the NZD-positive headline, the Kiwi fails to benefit and trade in the red around 0.6420 amid US-China trade and political tensions.


UI
Established in 1948, the University of Ibadan, UI as it is fondly referred to, is the first University in Nigeria. Until 1962 when it became a full-fledged independent University, it was a College of the University of London in a special relationship scheme. The University, which took off with academic programmes in Arts, Science and Medicine, is now a comprehensive citadel of learning with academic programmes in sixteen Faculties namely, Arts, Science, Basic Medical Sciences, Clinical Sciences, Agriculture, the Social Sciences, Education, Veterinary Medicine, Pharmacy, Technology, Law, Public Health, Dentistry, Economics, Renewable Natural Resources and Environmental Design and Management. The Faculties of the Basic Medical Sciences, Clinical Sciences, Public Health and Dentistry are organised as a College of Medicine


PM’s remarks on Nawaz health inappropriate: Siraj
by https://www.dawn.com/authors/397/the-newspaper-s-staff-reporter, The Newspaper's Staff ReporterLAHORE: Jamaat-e-Islami emir Sirajul Haq has declared prime minister’s remarks about the health of Nawaz Sharif as inappropriate, saying the comments raise questions on mental health of Imran Khan.
Addressing JI Youth Leadership Convention at Mansoora here on Sunday, he said it was the official medical board which declared Nawaz’s condition in danger and later the government itself allowed the former prime minister to go abroad for the treatment.
“So, if Prime Minister Khan was kept in the dark about the health of Mr Sharif and was not properly informed about the real picture, it strengthened the belief that the country’s chief executive has no control over his own team and affairs of the government.”
Senator Haq said the prime minister was only issuing non-serious statements to divert the attention of the masses from the real issue. In fact, he said, the government was badly exposed in the last 15 months due to its zero performance in every field.
On one side, he said, it handed over the country to IMF and on the other it betrayed the people of Held Kashmir. The performance of the rulers, he said, also became a matter of embarrassment for those who backed them to come to the power.
The JI chief said the IMF dictated economic policies had hit the poor and middle class and benefited the elite and affluent class. He said thousands of educated youth had lost their jobs since July 2018 and millions were desperately looking for employment opportunities.
Saying the JI was the only hope of the young generation, he asked the participants to prepare for elections claiming the real change would soon come to the country in the form of the Jamaat-e-Islami.
Published in Dawn, November 25th, 2019


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block head %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
A "Microframework" designed to create Python web applications. Starting
from a simple base you can extend it to fit your needs while using your Python code in the
backend.
I used this as I have most of my experience in Python and I wanted to find
the best way to publish my Graphs project.
Interactive visualization at your fingertips, Bokeh is a Python library
that allows you to create data representative graphs and charts that look slick and
professional and let users manipulate large or streaming datasets.
Bokeh is one of
the better looking graphing libraries available that had the streaming and interactivity I
was looking for to represent the graphing models I used.
A library available for Python filled with tools and algorithms designed to
easily create networks and graphs. A bit bare bones, but lays the foundation for other
libraries to show or manipulate the results.
Fairly easy to follow documentation
and what seems to be the standard for network analysis, recommended to me by my professor.
A popular JavaScript library that is minimal and versatile. The Ajax
(Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) calls in jQuery are much easier to parse and write making
it the preferred method for many focusing on allowing the user to fetch and update data from
the server without refreshes.
I wanted the user experience to be relatively
seamless, it was important to me that there were no new pages or browser refreshes and so I
decided to use jQuery to write the Ajax functions.
A tutorial/documentation site designed with beginners in mind. It’s goal to
teach from the basic level to more advanced techniques on a large variety of programming
languages and tools, focused on web development.
As someone with zero experience
with both HTML and CSS this was a much needed resource that helped guide me into laying the
foundation of this website.
A toolkit that gives you a frame for building sites, built on a grid system
with flexbox built in, it allows for mobile-first projects that conform and update
responsively. Has great documentation and is one of the most popular libraries and add-ons
available to web developers.
Bootstrap helped me make my site more polished and
look more advanced than if I were to try to build the buttons and bars myself.
Subtle patterns made by designers to accentuate the content
on any site. A free resource that adds character and is incredibly simple and easy to use.
They ask for nothing but credit in the css comments.
One of the last things I
added to have my site stand out just a bit more. I really like the patterns available as
they add to the website without being a distraction.
A large collection of free to use stock photos in amazing size and quality.
A very wide selection of artistic shots that are available under many categories to match
your needs.
I needed stock photos to not only break up what could be considered a
monotonous format but also to represent the goals and ideas in an artistic abstract way that
was appealing to me.
Another great free resource that allows one to add some subtle character
and personality to a website. Google does an amazing job of not only showing you many
different font choices, but also how that font can be adjusted and what pairing goes well
together.
I wanted something subtle and easy to read that would personalize my site
just a bit more.


By using the parameter pieceStyle, you will get different figures for the choosen theme
or the default theme. Each theme may define its own default figure set. So look at the
directory ../themes to see those.
The first setup is with explicit pieceStyle "wikipedia".
The second is with the implicit pieceStyle "wikipedia" (as default value for the parameter)
The third setup is with explicit pieceStyle "alpha".
The fourth setup is with explicit pieceStyle "uscf".
The fifth setup is with explicit pieceStyle "case".
The sixth setup is with explicit pieceStyle "condal".
The seventh setup is with explicit pieceStyle "maya".
The eighth setup is with explicit pieceStyle "merida".
The nineth setup is with explicit pieceStyle "leipzig".
The tenth setup is with explicit pieceStyle "chesscom".
The eleventh setup is with explicit pieceStyle "beyer".


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auto adjust by scale
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pragma solidity 0.4.26;
import '../token/interfaces/INonStandardERC20.sol';
import '../utility/Utils.sol';
import '../utility/SafeMath.sol';
/**
* ERC20 Non-Standard Token implementation
*/
contract NonStandardERC20Token is INonStandardERC20, Utils {
using SafeMath for uint256;
string public standard = 'Token 0.1';
string public name = '';
string public symbol = '';
uint8 public decimals = 0;
uint256 public totalSupply = 0;
mapping (address => uint256) public balanceOf;
mapping (address => mapping (address => uint256)) public allowance;
event Transfer(address indexed _from, address indexed _to, uint256 _value);
event Approval(address indexed _owner, address indexed _spender, uint256 _value);
/**
* @dev initializes a new NonStandardERC20Token instance
*
* @param _name token name
* @param _symbol token symbol
* @param _decimals decimal points, for display purposes
*/
constructor(string _name, string _symbol, uint8 _decimals) public {
Erequire(bytes(_name).length > 0 && bytes(_symbol).length > 0); // validate input
name = _name;
symbol = _symbol;
decimals = _decimals;
}
/**
* @dev send coins
* throws on any error rather then return a false flag to minimize user errors
*
* @param _to target address
* @param _value transfer amount
*
* @return true if the transfer was successful, false if it wasn't
*/
function transfer(address _to, uint256 _value)
public
validAddress(_to)
{
balanceOf[msg.sender] = balanceOf[msg.sender].sub(_value);
balanceOf[_to] = balanceOf[_to].add(_value);
emit Transfer(msg.sender, _to, _value);
}
/**
* @dev an account/contract attempts to get the coins
* throws on any error rather then return a false flag to minimize user errors
*
* @param _from source address
* @param _to target address
* @param _value transfer amount
*
* @return true if the transfer was successful, false if it wasn't
*/
function transferFrom(address _from, address _to, uint256 _value)
public
validAddress(_from)
validAddress(_to)
{
allowance[_from][msg.sender] = allowance[_from][msg.sender].sub(_value);
balanceOf[_from] = balanceOf[_from].sub(_value);
balanceOf[_to] = balanceOf[_to].add(_value);
emit Transfer(_from, _to, _value);
}
/**
* @dev allow another account/contract to spend some tokens on your behalf
* throws on any error rather then return a false flag to minimize user errors
*
* also, to minimize the risk of the approve/transferFrom attack vector
* (see https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YLPtQxZu1UAvO9cZ1O2RPXBbT0mooh4DYKjA_jp-RLM/), approve has to be called twice
* in 2 separate transactions - once to change the allowance to 0 and secondly to change it to the new allowance value
*
* @param _spender approved address
* @param _value allowance amount
*
* @return true if the approval was successful, false if it wasn't
*/
function approve(address _spender, uint256 _value)
public
validAddress(_spender)
{
// if the allowance isn't 0, it can only be updated to 0 to prevent an allowance change immediately after withdrawal
Erequire(_value == 0 || allowance[msg.sender][_spender] == 0);
allowance[msg.sender][_spender] = _value;
emit Approval(msg.sender, _spender, _value);
}
}
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Ellis, Philip Horsey
| Birth Name | Ellis, Philip Horsey |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 95 years, 10 months, 25 days |
Narrative
SMH - ELLIS, PHILIP HORSEY - 13 January, 2000, Passed away peacefully, of Sans Susci, formally of Newcastle. Beloved husband of Hazel(dec), loving father of Phillis(dec), Margaret & Judith(dec). Cherished Pa of all his grandchildren & great-grandchildren. Aged 95 years.
"The clock of life is wound but once"
PHILIP'S family & friends are invited to his funeral service, in the South Chapel at Woronora Crem., Sutherland, on Tuesday at 10am. In lieu of flowers, donations appreciated to N.S.W. Cancil Council.
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
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| Birth | 1904-02-17 | St Leonards NSW #16342 | ||
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| Death | 2000-01-13 | Sans Souci formally Newcastle NSW | ||
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| Burial | 2000-01-18 | Woronora Crematorium, Sutherland | ||
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Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Father | Ellis, Alexander Horsey | 1876-08-21 | 1942-10-01 | |
| Mother | Elsegood, Alice May | 1876-09-20 | 1937-01-19 | |
| Ellis, Philip Horsey | 1904-02-17 | 2000-01-13 | ||
| Brother | Ellis, Frank Alexander | 1905-03-04 | 1989-10-20 |
Families
Family of Ellis, Philip Horsey and Day, Olive Hazel |
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| Married | Wife | Day, Olive Hazel ( * 1906-06-20 + 1989-11-24 ) | ||||||||||||||
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| Children |
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
|---|---|---|
| Ellis, Phyllis Hazel | 1932-12-27 | 1978-06-27 |
| Ellis, [Living] | ||
| Ellis, Judith May | 1937-09-02 | 1968-08-22 |
| Type | Value | Notes | Sources |
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| _UID | F9C60E2DE7A979429DB4A79F4F0A7041E6AE |
Attributes
| Type | Value | Notes | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| _UID | C90456C3A6F1044E800B6123C8D83A2AE2F8 |


This is an AI that detects masks super fast:
- No installation or registration.
- No need to buy expensive devices.
- You don’t even need a continuous internet connection.
- Most importantly, completely FREE!
Well, let’s be serious. This is an AI model running in the browser that can recognize whether people are wearing masks and automatically remind them.
Let us recall those mask detection machines at the entrance of luxury stores, they can remind customers to wear masks. However, most small business and local shops cannot pay thousands of dollars to equip them. Now, you only need a tablet or laptop, and you can have it! After loading, this model runs completely locally on your device, and no data will be uploaded to the server.
How to use it?
Now, you can use it on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux systems. For the best experience and fastest speed, please use the Chrome browser under non-iOS systems.
- Download and Launch the latest version of Chrome browser
- Enter chrome://flags in the address bar
- Enable all WebAssembly features
- Re-launch chrome, open the webpage, and allow the access to camera.
Hint: The FPS depends on your device CPU.
Why it’s so fast?
This model is modified from Yolo-Fastest and is only 1.3M in size. It might be the fastest and lightest open source improved version of yolo general object detection model. The Yolo series models that we are familiar with, which are characterized by detection speed, are much larger than it, usually tens of M in size. Even the smallest one, YOLOv5s, is 7.5M. Therefore, this model only puts little pressure on the device.
| Model | Yolo-Fastest | YOLOv3-tiny | YOLOv3-SPP | YOLOv5s | YOLOv5m | YOLOv5l | YOLOv5x |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Size | 1.3M | 8.9M | 63.0M | 7.5M | 21.8M | 47.8M | 89.0M |
The deployment of this model is achieved through the NCNN framework and WebAssembly. NCNN is a high-performance neural network inference computing framework optimized for mobile platforms. It has excellent performance on low computing power devices. WebAssembly compiles the C++ program into a binary format, so that it can run at high speed in the browser.
Because of this, even without a GPU, even if it runs in a browser, it can complete the detection with a high FPS, which exceeds most common mask detection tools.
What about privacy issues?
Since this model runs entirely in the browser, it does not and does not need to upload any data, such as video content, to the server. All detection processes are completed locally. After loading, the user can even cut off the Internet connection.
All video content will only be processed in real time and will not be stored in any form.
Therefore, there is no need to worry about any privacy leakage and other issues. This also means that the user does not need to set up wifi for the place where the device is placed or worry about the extra data charge caused by detection. At the same time, the tool will not occupy the storage space of the device.
What’s more?
Because only Safari supports WebAssembly under the iOS system, and it does not support parallel computing acceleration methods such as SIMD, the speed will be slower than other platforms.
All in all, it is just a free alternative to the expensive mask detection machine. You can buy a tablet for $60 and a floor standing for $20 to get similar functions. After this pandemic, these devices can also be used for other purposes.
In such a hard time, I hope this AI can give a hand to those small businesses that strive to persist. So that they can obtain protection similar to luxury shops at a small cost. As long as this tool can protect one more person from COVID-19, it would be enough.
Of course, this project is not mature yet. If you have any suggestions or are willing to contribute to this project, please contact me.
Thank you very much!
Release information
2021.01.06 - 2.0.4: Add feedback function.
2020.12.13 - 2.0.0: Deployed a new model.  Improved the recognition of covering the face with a mobile phone.
2020.12.01 - 1.1.0: Added support for iOS system. Now it can automatically recognize whether the browser supports advanced computing functions and apply them.
2020.11.30 - 1.0.3: Added Spanish and Chinese versions.
2020.11.28 - 1.0.2: The domain name was changed to facemask-detection.com, which is convenient for users to remember.
2020.11.26 - 1.0.1: The website is officially established.


git-for-each-ref - Output information on each ref
git for-each-ref [--count=<count>] [--shell|--perl|--python|--tcl]
[(--sort=<key>)...] [--format=<format>] [<pattern>...]
Iterate over all refs that match <pattern> and show them according to the given <format>, after sorting them according to the given set of <key>. If <count> is given, stop after showing that many refs. The interpolated values in <format> can optionally be quoted as string literals in the specified host language allowing their direct evaluation in that language.
<count>
By default the command shows all refs that match <pattern>. This option makes it stop after showing that many refs.
<key>
A field name to sort on. Prefix - to sort in descending order of the value. When unspecified, refname is used. You may use the --sort=<key> option multiple times, in which case the last key becomes the primary key.
<format>
A string that interpolates %(fieldname) from the object pointed at by a ref being shown. If fieldname is prefixed with an asterisk (*) and the ref points at a tag object, the value for the field in the object tag refers is used. When unspecified, defaults to %(objectname) SPC %(objecttype) TAB %(refname). It also interpolates %% to %, and %xx where xx are hex digits interpolates to character with hex code xx; for example %00 interpolates to e0 (NUL), %09 to et (TAB) and %0a to en (LF).
<pattern>...
If one or more patterns are given, only refs are shown that match against at least one pattern, either using fnmatch(3) or literally, in the latter case matching completely or from the beginning up to a slash.
--shell, --perl, --python, --tcl
If given, strings that substitute %(fieldname) placeholders are quoted as string literals suitable for the specified host language. This is meant to produce a scriptlet that can directly be `eval`ed.
Various values from structured fields in referenced objects can be used to interpolate into the resulting output, or as sort keys.
For all objects, the following names can be used:
refname
The name of the ref (the part after $GIT_DIR/). For a non-ambiguous short name of the ref append :short. The option core.warnAmbiguousRefs is used to select the strict abbreviation mode.
objecttype
The type of the object (blob, tree, commit, tag).
objectsize
The size of the object (the same as git cat-file -s reports).
objectname
The object name (aka SHA-1). For a non-ambiguous abbreviation of the object name append :short.
upstream
The name of a local ref which can be considered (lqupstream(rq from the displayed ref. Respects :short in the same way as refname above. Additionally respects :track to show "[ahead N, behind M]" and :trackshort to show the terse version: ">" (ahead), "<" (behind), "<>" (ahead and behind), or "=" (in sync). Has no effect if the ref does not have tracking information associated with it.
HEAD
* if HEAD matches current ref (the checked out branch), *(Aq *(Aq otherwise.
color
Change output color. Followed by :<colorname>, where names are described in color.branch.*.
In addition to the above, for commit and tag objects, the header field names (tree, parent, object, type, and tag) can be used to specify the value in the header field.
Fields that have name-email-date tuple as its value (author, committer, and tagger) can be suffixed with name, email, and date to extract the named component.
The complete message in a commit and tag object is contents. Its first line is contents:subject, where subject is the concatenation of all lines of the commit message up to the first blank line. The next line is contents:body, where body is all of the lines after the first blank line. Finally, the optional GPG signature is contents:signature.
For sorting purposes, fields with numeric values sort in numeric order (objectsize, authordate, committerdate, taggerdate). All other fields are used to sort in their byte-value order.
In any case, a field name that refers to a field inapplicable to the object referred by the ref does not cause an error. It returns an empty string instead.
As a special case for the date-type fields, you may specify a format for the date by adding one of :default, :relative, :short, :local, :iso8601, :rfc2822 or :raw to the end of the fieldname; e.g. %(taggerdate:relative).
An example directly producing formatted text. Show the most recent 3 tagged commits:
#!/bin/sh git for-each-ref --count=3 --sort=*(Aq-*authordate*(Aq e --format=*(AqFrom: %(*authorname) %(*authoremail) Subject: %(*subject) Date: %(*authordate) Ref: %(*refname) %(*body) *(Aq *(Aqrefs/tags*(Aq
A simple example showing the use of shell eval on the output, demonstrating the use of --shell. List the prefixes of all heads:
#!/bin/sh git for-each-ref --shell --format="ref=%(refname)" refs/heads | e while read entry do eval "$entry" echo `dirname $ref` done
A bit more elaborate report on tags, demonstrating that the format may be an entire script:
#!/bin/sh fmt=*(Aq r=%(refname) t=%(*objecttype) T=${r#refs/tags/} o=%(*objectname) n=%(*authorname) e=%(*authoremail) s=%(*subject) d=%(*authordate) b=%(*body) kind=Tag if test "z$t" = z then # could be a lightweight tag t=%(objecttype) kind="Lightweight tag" o=%(objectname) n=%(authorname) e=%(authoremail) s=%(subject) d=%(authordate) b=%(body) fi echo "$kind $T points at a $t object $o" if test "z$t" = zcommit then echo "The commit was authored by $n $e at $d, and titled $s Its message reads as: " echo "$b" | sed -e "s/^/ /" echo fi *(Aq eval=`git for-each-ref --shell --format="$fmt" e --sort=*(Aq*objecttype*(Aq e --sort=-taggerdate e refs/tags` eval "$eval"
Part of the git(1) suite


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