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- Client - Class in namara.client
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- Client(String, String) - Constructor for class namara.client.Client
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Builds a new client for interfacing with Namara.
- column(String) - Method in class namara.query.GroupBy
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Adds a column to the GROUP BY node
- column(String) - Method in class namara.query.OrderBy
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Creates an ORDER BY node for a single column with the default direction
- column(String, OrderByType) - Method in class namara.query.OrderBy
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Creates an ORDER BY node for a column with an ordering direction
- column(String) - Method in class namara.query.Select
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Specifies a column to include in the selecting expression
- ColumnNotFoundException - Exception in namara.client.exception
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- ColumnNotFoundException(String, String) - Constructor for exception namara.client.exception.ColumnNotFoundException
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Exception thrown when trying to find a column in a ResultSet
- columns(String...) - Method in class namara.query.GroupBy
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Appends multiple columns to the GROUP BY node
- columns(String...) - Method in class namara.query.OrderBy
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Creates an ORDER BY node for multiple columns with the default ordering direction
- columns(OrderByType, String...) - Method in class namara.query.OrderBy
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Creates an ORDER BY node for multiple columns with a specified ordering direction
- columns(String...) - Method in class namara.query.Select
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Specifies columns to include in the selecting expression
- columnsNames() - Method in class namara.client.Record
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Gets all keys/column names for the record
- condition(String) - Method in class namara.query.Having
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Creates a HAVING node for a GROUP BY clause in expression with given condition string
- conditions(String...) - Method in class namara.query.Having
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Creates a HAVING node for a GROUP BY caluse in expression with multiple conditions
- ConnectionException - Exception in namara.client.exception
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- ConnectionException(String, String) - Constructor for exception namara.client.exception.ConnectionException
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Exception thrown when unable to connect to Namara at host
- ConnectionException(String, String, String) - Constructor for exception namara.client.exception.ConnectionException
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Exception thrown when untable to connect to Namara at host
- connectionUrl - Variable in exception namara.client.exception.ConnectionException
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The URL that was attempted
- on(String) - Method in class namara.query.Join
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Specifies the condition for joining
- or(String) - Method in class namara.query.Where
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Disjunctively appends condition to WHERE clause
- orBetween(String, Object, Object) - Method in class namara.query.Where
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Disjunctively appends a timestamp condition to WHERE clause
- OrCondition - Class in namara.query
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- orderBy() - Method in class namara.query.From
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Creates an ORDER BY node for FROM clause
- orderBy() - Method in class namara.query.GroupBy
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Creates an ORDER BY node for the GROUP BY clause.
- orderBy(String...) - Method in class namara.query.GroupBy
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Creates an ORDER BY node for the GROUP BY clause with a list of columns for ordering
- orderBy(OrderByType, String...) - Method in class namara.query.GroupBy
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Creates an ORDER BY node for the GROUP BY clause specifying a list of columns and an ordering direction
- orderBy(String, OrderByType) - Method in class namara.query.GroupBy
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Creates an ORDER BY node for the GROUP BY clause specifying a column and ordering direction
- orderBy(String, OrderByType) - Method in class namara.query.Having
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Creates an ORDER BY node for a GROUP BY clause by a single column and an ordering direction
- orderBy(String...) - Method in class namara.query.Having
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Creates an ORDER BY node for a GROUP BY clause by multiple columns
- orderBy(OrderByType, String...) - Method in class namara.query.Having
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Creates an ORDER BY node for a GROUP BY clause by multiple columns and an order direction
- orderBy() - Method in class namara.query.Join
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Creates an ORDER BY node for the JOIN clause
- OrderBy - Class in namara.query
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- orderBy() - Method in class namara.query.Where
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Creates a new ORDER BY node for this WHERE clause
- orderBy(String...) - Method in class namara.query.Where
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Creates a new ORDER BY node for this WHERE clause with given columns using the default ordering direction
- orderBy(OrderByType, String...) - Method in class namara.query.Where
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Creates a new ORDER BY node for this WHERE clause with given columns and direction
- OrderByType - Enum in namara.query
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- orNotBetween(String, Object, Object) - Method in class namara.query.Where
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Disjunctively appends a timestamp condition to WHERE clause


InternalOpenGateAPI
This is a abstract class, it must be extended to another class that defined the backend, it will be used on request to Opengate North API by browser or nodejs server
Constructor Summary
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constructor(_options: {url: string, port: string, version: string, apiKey: string}, ampliaREST: AmpliaREST) |
Member Summary
| Public Members | ||
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EX: * |
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Napi: * |
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SE: * |
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Sapi: * |
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alarms: * |
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operations: * |
Method Summary
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| public |
This return a AdministrativeStateSearchBuilder to build a specific AdministrativeStateSearchBuilder |
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This return a AIModelsBuilder to build a specific aiModelsBuilder |
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This return a AlarmsSearchBuilder to build a specific AlarmsSearch |
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This return a AllowedResourceTypeSearchBuilder to build a specific AllowedResourceTypeSearchBuilder |
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This return a AreasBuilder to build a specific area |
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This return a AreasSearchBuilder to build a specific AreasSearch |
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This return a AssetsSearchBuilder to build a specific AssetSearch |
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bulkExecutionBuilder(organization: *, processorId: *, timeout: *): BulkExecutionBuilder This return a util to create a bulk execution |
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This return a BulkExecutionSearchBuilder to build a specific bulk |
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This return a BulkSearchBuilder to build a specific BulkSearchBuilder |
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This return a BundlesBuilder to build a specific BundlesBuilder |
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This return a BundlesSearchBuilder to build a specific BundlesSearchBuilder |
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This return a util to create a certificate |
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This return a CertificatesSearchBuilder to build a specific CertificatesSearchBuilder |
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This return a ChannelsBuilder to build a specific WorkgroupsSearch |
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This return a ChannelsSearchBuilder to build a specific ChannelsSearch |
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This return a CommunicationsModuleTypeSearchBuilder to build a specific CommunicationsModuleTypeSearch |
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connectorFunctionsBuilder(organization: *, channel: *, identifier: *, connectorFunctionData: *): ConnectorFunctions This return a ConnectorFunctions |
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This return a CountryCodesSearchBuilder to build a specific CountryCodesSearchBuilder |
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datamodelsBuilder(organization: *): Datamodels This return a Datamodels to build a specific Datamodels |
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datamodelsHelper(organization: *, datamodel: *): DatamodelsHelper This return a DatamodelsHelper to build a specific DatamodelsHelper |
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This return a DatamodelsSearchBuilder to build a specific DatamodelsSearchBuilder |
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This return a datapointsBuilder to build a specific Datapoint |
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This return a DatapointsSearchBuilder to build a specific DatapointsSearchBuilder |
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datasetEntitiesSearchBuilder(organization: *, dataset: *): DatasetEntitiesSearchBuilder This return a DatasetEntitiesSearchBuilder to build a specific DatasetEntitiesSearch |
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datasetSearchBuilder(organization: *, dataset: *): DatasetSearchBuilder This return a DatasetSearchBuilder to build a specific DatasetSearch |
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This return a DatasetBuilder to build a specific dataset |
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This return a DatasetsCatalogSearchBuilder to build a specific DatasetsCatalogSearc |
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This return a datastreamBuilder to build a specific Datastream |
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datastreamsBuilder(): DatastreamsBuilder This return a datastream to build a specific Datastream |
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This return a DatastreamsSearchBuilder to build a specific DatastreamsSearchBuilder |
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This return a DevicesSouth to build a specific DevicesSouth |
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This return a DevicePlansSearchBuilder to build a specific DevicePlansSearchBuilder |
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This return a DevicesSearchBuilder to build a specific DeviceSearch |
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domainsBuilder(): Domain This return a DomainsBuilder to build a specific DomainsBuilder |
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This return a DomainsSearchBuilder to build a specific DomainsSearch |
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This return a EntitiesSearchBuilder to build a specific EntitiesSearch |
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This return a ExecutionsHistorySearchBuilder to build a specific ExecutionsSearch |
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This return a ExecutionsSearchBuilder to build a specific ExecutionsSearch |
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This return a FeedsSearchBuilder to build a specific FeedsSearchBuilder |
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This return a FieldsDefinitionSearchBuilder to build a specific FieldsDefinitionSearchBuilder |
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This return a util to regenerate geloclouster |
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This return a HardwaresSearchBuilder to build a specific HardwaresSearchBuilder |
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This return a IoTDatastreamAccessSearchBuilder to build a specific IoTDatastreamAccessSearchBuilder |
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This return a IoTDatastreamPeriodSearchBuilder to build a specific IoTDatastreamPeriodSearchBuilder |
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This return a IoTDatastreamStoragePeriodSearchBuilder to build a specific IoTDatastreamStoragePeriodSearchBuilder |
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manufacturerModelsBuilder(): ManufacturerModelsBuilder This return a ManufacturerModelsBuilder to build a specific ManufacturerModelsBuilder |
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manufacturersBuilder(): ManufacturersBuilder This return a ManufacturersBuilder to build a specific ManufacturersBuilder |
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This return a MobilePhoneProviderSearchBuilder to build a specific MobilePhoneProviderTypeSearch |
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newAIModelFinder(): AIModelFinder This return a util to find an ai model |
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This return a util to find a area |
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This return a util to find summary and download a bulk executions |
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This return a util to find and download a bulk |
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This return a util to find a bundle |
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This return a util to find a certificate |
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This return a util to find a channel |
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This return a ConnectorFunctionsFinder |
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This return a ConnectorFunctionsHelper |
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This return a util to find countries catalog |
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This return a util to find a datamodel |
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This return a to find Dataset configuration |
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This return a util to find a device |
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This return a util to find a domain |
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newEntityFinder(): * |
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This return a util to create your own filter to make searching |
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This return a util to find a user |
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This return a util to find a hardware manufacturer |
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| public |
This return a util to find a hardware model |
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newOperationActions(operationId: string): OperationActions This return a util to operation actions on an operation |
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This return a util to find a operation |
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newOperationTypeCatalog(): OperationTypeCatalog This return a util to find Operation Types Templates |
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This return a util to find Operation Types |
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This return a util to find a organization |
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newPeriodicityActions(taskId: string): PeriodicityActions This return a util to manage actions over periodicities |
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This return a util to find a pipeline |
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newProvisionProcessorsFinder(): ProvisionProcessorsFinder This return a util to find a provision procesor |
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This return a util to find Rule Configurations Templates |
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This return a util to find Rule Configurations |
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This return a util RuleConfigurationsHelper |
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This return a util to create your own select to make searching |
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This return a util to find a Subscriber |
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This return a util to find a Subscription |
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This return a util to find a ticket |
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newTimeserieFinder(): TimeserieFinder This return a to find Timeserie configuration |
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This return a util to find a transformer |
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This return a util to find a user |
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This return a util to find a workgroup |
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This return a WorkgroupRelationsFinder |
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operationTypeBuilder(organization: *, name: *, operationTypeObj: *): OperationType This return a util to update an Operation Type |
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operationTypesSearchBuilder(): OperationTypesSearchBuilder This return a OperationTypesSearchBuilder to build a specific OperationTypesSearch |
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This return a OperationalStatusSearchBuilder to build a specific OperationalStatusSearchBuilder |
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This return a OperationsSearchBuilder to build a specific ExecutionssSearch |
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This return a OrganizationsBuilder to build a specific OrganizationsBuilder |
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This return a PipelinesBuilder to build a specific pipelinesBuilder |
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This return a PlansSearchBuilder to build a specific PlansSearchBuilder |
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This return a ProvisionsProcesorsBuilder to build a specific ProvisionsProcesorsBuilder |
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qratingsBuilder(): QratingsBuilder This return a Qrating to build a specific Qrating |
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Create custom search with custom url and raw filter |
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This return a ResourceTypeSearchBuilder to build a specific ResourceTypeSearchBuilder |
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ruleConfigurationBuilder(organization: *, channel: *, name: *, ruleConfigObj: *): RuleConfigurations This return a util to update a Rule Configuration |
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This return a RulesSearchBuilder to build a specific RulesSearch |
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This return a ServiceGroupSearchBuilder to build a specific ServiceGroupSearchBuilder |
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This return a SoftwaresSearchBuilder to build a specific SoftwaresSearchBuilder |
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subscriberMessageBuilder(): SubscriberMessage |
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This return a SubscribersSearchBuilder to build a specific DeviceSearch |
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subscriptionMessageBuilder(): SubscriptionMessage |
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This return a SubscriptionsSearchBuilder to build a specific DeviceSearch |
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This return a TasksSearchBuilder to build a specific TasksSearch |
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This return a TicketPrioritySearchBuilder to build a specific TicketPrioritySearchBuilder |
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This return a TicketSeveritySearchBuilder to build a specific TicketSeveritySearchBuilder |
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This return a TicketStatusSearchBuilder to build a specific TicketStatusSearchBuilder |
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ticketsSearchBuilder(): * This return a TicketsSearchBuilder to build a specific TicketSearch |
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timeserieSearchBuilder(organization: *, timeserie: *): TimeserieSearchBuilder This return a TimeserieSearchBuilder to build a specific TimeserieSearch |
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This return a TimeserieBuilder to build a specific timeserie |
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This return a TimezoneSearchBuilder to build a specific TimezoneSearchBuilder |
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This return a TransformersBuilder to build a specific transformersBuilder |
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This return a UserLanguagesSearchBuilder to build a specific UserLanguagesSearchBuilder |
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This return a UserProfilesSearchBuilder to build a specific UserProfilesSearchBuilder |
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usersBuilder(): User This return a util to create a user |
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This return a UsersSearchBuilder to build a specific UsersSearch |
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This return a WorkgroupRelationsBuilder to build a specific workgroup relation |
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This return a WorkgroupsBuilder to build a specific workgroup |
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This return a WorkgroupsSearchBuilder to build a specific WorkgroupsSearch |
Public Constructors
Public Members
public EX: * source
public Napi: * source
public SE: * source
public Sapi: * source
public alarms: * source
public entityBuilder: * source
public operations: * source
Public Methods
public administrativeStateSearchBuilder(): AdministrativeStateSearchBuilder source
This return a AdministrativeStateSearchBuilder to build a specific AdministrativeStateSearchBuilder
public aiModelsBuilder(): AIModels source
This return a AIModelsBuilder to build a specific aiModelsBuilder
public alarmsSearchBuilder(): AlarmsSearchBuilder source
This return a AlarmsSearchBuilder to build a specific AlarmsSearch
public allowedResourceTypeSearchBuilder(): AllowedResourceTypeSearchBuilder source
This return a AllowedResourceTypeSearchBuilder to build a specific AllowedResourceTypeSearchBuilder
public areasSearchBuilder(): AreasSearchBuilder source
This return a AreasSearchBuilder to build a specific AreasSearch
public assetsSearchBuilder(): AssetsSearchBuilder source
This return a AssetsSearchBuilder to build a specific AssetSearch
public bulkExecutionBuilder(organization: *, processorId: *, timeout: *): BulkExecutionBuilder source
This return a util to create a bulk execution
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| organization | * | ||
| processorId | * | ||
| timeout | * |
public bulkExecutionSearchBuilder(): BulkExecutionSearchBuilder source
This return a BulkExecutionSearchBuilder to build a specific bulk
public bulkSearchBuilder(): BulkSearchBuilder source
This return a BulkSearchBuilder to build a specific BulkSearchBuilder
public bundlesBuilder(): Bundles source
This return a BundlesBuilder to build a specific BundlesBuilder
public bundlesSearchBuilder(): BundlesSearchBuilder source
This return a BundlesSearchBuilder to build a specific BundlesSearchBuilder
public certificatesSearchBuilder(): CertificatesSearchBuilder source
This return a CertificatesSearchBuilder to build a specific CertificatesSearchBuilder
public channelsBuilder(): Channels source
This return a ChannelsBuilder to build a specific WorkgroupsSearch
public channelsSearchBuilder(): ChannelsSearchBuilder source
This return a ChannelsSearchBuilder to build a specific ChannelsSearch
public communicationsModuleTypeSearchBuilder(): CommunicationsModuleTypeSearchBuilder source
This return a CommunicationsModuleTypeSearchBuilder to build a specific CommunicationsModuleTypeSearch
public connectorFunctionsBuilder(organization: *, channel: *, identifier: *, connectorFunctionData: *): ConnectorFunctions source
This return a ConnectorFunctions
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| organization | * | ||
| channel | * | ||
| identifier | * | ||
| connectorFunctionData | * |
public countryCodesSearchBuilder(): CountryCodesSearchBuilder source
This return a CountryCodesSearchBuilder to build a specific CountryCodesSearchBuilder
public datamodelsBuilder(organization: *): Datamodels source
This return a Datamodels to build a specific Datamodels
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| organization | * |
public datamodelsHelper(organization: *, datamodel: *): DatamodelsHelper source
This return a DatamodelsHelper to build a specific DatamodelsHelper
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| organization | * | ||
| datamodel | * |
public datamodelsSearchBuilder(): DatamodelsSearchBuilder source
This return a DatamodelsSearchBuilder to build a specific DatamodelsSearchBuilder
public datapointsBuilder(): Datapoint source
This return a datapointsBuilder to build a specific Datapoint
public datapointsSearchBuilder(): DatapointsSearchBuilder source
This return a DatapointsSearchBuilder to build a specific DatapointsSearchBuilder
public datasetEntitiesSearchBuilder(organization: *, dataset: *): DatasetEntitiesSearchBuilder source
This return a DatasetEntitiesSearchBuilder to build a specific DatasetEntitiesSearch
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| organization | * | ||
| dataset | * |
public datasetSearchBuilder(organization: *, dataset: *): DatasetSearchBuilder source
This return a DatasetSearchBuilder to build a specific DatasetSearch
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| organization | * | ||
| dataset | * |
public datasetsCatalogSearchBuilder(): DatasetsCatalogSearchBuilder source
This return a DatasetsCatalogSearchBuilder to build a specific DatasetsCatalogSearc
public datastreamBuilder(): Datastream source
This return a datastreamBuilder to build a specific Datastream
public datastreamsBuilder(): DatastreamsBuilder source
This return a datastream to build a specific Datastream
Return:
| DatastreamsBuilder |
public datastreamsSearchBuilder(): DatastreamsSearchBuilder source
This return a DatastreamsSearchBuilder to build a specific DatastreamsSearchBuilder
public deviceMessageBuilder(): DeviceMessage source
This return a DevicesSouth to build a specific DevicesSouth
public devicesPlansSearchBuilder(): PlansSearchBuilder source
This return a DevicePlansSearchBuilder to build a specific DevicePlansSearchBuilder
public devicesSearchBuilder(): DevicesSearchBuilder source
This return a DevicesSearchBuilder to build a specific DeviceSearch
Test:
- Check funcionality newSearchBuilder module:
- Check funcionality newSearchBuilder module: Check on entity searching: using filterBuilder:
- Check funcionality newSearchBuilder module: Check on entity searching: with empty filter: devicesSearchBuilder
- Check funcionality newSearchBuilder module: Check on entity searching: On sort: Ascending sort
- Check funcionality newSearchBuilder module: Check on entity searching: On sort: Ascending sort
- Check funcionality newSearchBuilder module: Check on entity searching: On sort: Generic sort
- Check funcionality newSearchBuilder module: Check on entity searching: with empty filter: devicesSearchBuilder
- Check if all searching modules exists: Exist Builder devicesSearchBuilder function
public domainsBuilder(): Domain source
This return a DomainsBuilder to build a specific DomainsBuilder
Return:
| Domain |
public domainsSearchBuilder(): DomainsSearchBuilder source
This return a DomainsSearchBuilder to build a specific DomainsSearch
public entitiesSearchBuilder(): EntitiesSearchBuilder source
This return a EntitiesSearchBuilder to build a specific EntitiesSearch
public executionsHistorySearchBuilder(): ExecutionsHistorySearchBuilder source
This return a ExecutionsHistorySearchBuilder to build a specific ExecutionsSearch
public executionsSearchBuilder(): ExecutionsSearchBuilder source
This return a ExecutionsSearchBuilder to build a specific ExecutionsSearch
public feedsSearchBuilder(): FeedsSearchBuilder source
This return a FeedsSearchBuilder to build a specific FeedsSearchBuilder
public fieldsDefinitionSearchBuilder(): FieldsDefinitionSearchBuilder source
This return a FieldsDefinitionSearchBuilder to build a specific FieldsDefinitionSearchBuilder
public hardwaresSearchBuilder(): HardwaresSearchBuilder source
This return a HardwaresSearchBuilder to build a specific HardwaresSearchBuilder
public ioTDatastreamAccessSearchBuilder(): IoTDatastreamAccessSearchBuilder source
This return a IoTDatastreamAccessSearchBuilder to build a specific IoTDatastreamAccessSearchBuilder
public ioTDatastreamPeriodSearchBuilder(): IoTDatastreamPeriodSearchBuilder source
This return a IoTDatastreamPeriodSearchBuilder to build a specific IoTDatastreamPeriodSearchBuilder
public ioTDatastreamStoragePeriodSearchBuilder(): IoTDatastreamStoragePeriodSearchBuilder source
This return a IoTDatastreamStoragePeriodSearchBuilder to build a specific IoTDatastreamStoragePeriodSearchBuilder
public manufacturerModelsBuilder(): ManufacturerModelsBuilder source
This return a ManufacturerModelsBuilder to build a specific ManufacturerModelsBuilder
Return:
| ManufacturerModelsBuilder |
public manufacturersBuilder(): ManufacturersBuilder source
This return a ManufacturersBuilder to build a specific ManufacturersBuilder
Return:
| ManufacturersBuilder |
public mobilePhoneProviderSearchBuilder(): MobilePhoneProviderSearchBuilder source
This return a MobilePhoneProviderSearchBuilder to build a specific MobilePhoneProviderTypeSearch
public newAIModelFinder(): AIModelFinder source
This return a util to find an ai model
Return:
| AIModelFinder |
public newBulkExecutionFinder(): BulkFinder source
This return a util to find summary and download a bulk executions
public newConnectorFunctionsFinder(): ConnectorFunctionsFinder source
This return a ConnectorFunctionsFinder
public newConnectorFunctionsHelper(): ConnectorFunctionsHelper source
This return a ConnectorFunctionsHelper
public newFilterBuilder(): FilterBuilder source
This return a util to create your own filter to make searching
public newManufacturersFinder(): ManufacturerFinder source
This return a util to find a hardware manufacturer
public newOperationActions(operationId: string): OperationActions source
This return a util to operation actions on an operation
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| operationId | string |
|
identifier of operation |
public newOperationTypeCatalog(): OperationTypeCatalog source
This return a util to find Operation Types Templates
Return:
| OperationTypeCatalog |
public newPeriodicityActions(taskId: string): PeriodicityActions source
This return a util to manage actions over periodicities
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| taskId | string |
|
identifier of operation |
public newProvisionProcessorsFinder(): ProvisionProcessorsFinder source
This return a util to find a provision procesor
Return:
| ProvisionProcessorsFinder |
public newRuleConfigurationsCatalog(): RuleConfigurationsCatalog source
This return a util to find Rule Configurations Templates
public newRuleConfigurationsFinder(): RuleConfigurationsFinder source
This return a util to find Rule Configurations
public newRuleConfigurationsHelper(): * source
This return a util RuleConfigurationsHelper
Return:
| * | {RuleConfigurationsHelper |
public newSelectBuilder(): SelectBuilder source
This return a util to create your own select to make searching
public newSubscriptionsFinder(): SubscriptionsFinder source
This return a util to find a Subscription
public newTimeserieFinder(): TimeserieFinder source
This return a to find Timeserie configuration
Return:
| TimeserieFinder |
public newWorkgroupRelationsFinder(): WorkgroupRelationsFinder source
This return a WorkgroupRelationsFinder
public operationTypeBuilder(organization: *, name: *, operationTypeObj: *): OperationType source
This return a util to update an Operation Type
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| organization | * | ||
| name | * | ||
| operationTypeObj | * |
public operationTypesSearchBuilder(): OperationTypesSearchBuilder source
This return a OperationTypesSearchBuilder to build a specific OperationTypesSearch
Return:
| OperationTypesSearchBuilder |
public operationalStatusSearchBuilder(): OperationalStatusSearchBuilder source
This return a OperationalStatusSearchBuilder to build a specific OperationalStatusSearchBuilder
public operationsSearchBuilder(): OperationsSearchBuilder source
This return a OperationsSearchBuilder to build a specific ExecutionssSearch
public organizationsBuilder(): Organizations source
This return a OrganizationsBuilder to build a specific OrganizationsBuilder
public pipelinesBuilder(): Pipelines source
This return a PipelinesBuilder to build a specific pipelinesBuilder
public plansSearchBuilder(): PlansSearchBuilder source
This return a PlansSearchBuilder to build a specific PlansSearchBuilder
public provisionProcessorsBuilder(): provisionProcessorsBuilder source
This return a ProvisionsProcesorsBuilder to build a specific ProvisionsProcesorsBuilder
public qratingsBuilder(): QratingsBuilder source
This return a Qrating to build a specific Qrating
Return:
| QratingsBuilder |
public rawSearchBuilder(): RawSearchBuilder source
Create custom search with custom url and raw filter
Test:
- Check funcionality newRawSearch module:
- Check funcionality newRawSearch module: Set custom url and check
- Check funcionality newRawSearch module: Url is mandatory field
- Check funcionality newRawSearch module: Url is mandatory field on build
- Check funcionality newRawSearch module: Set string parameter, check filter and limit
- Check if all searching modules exists: Exist rawSearchBuilder function
- Check funcionality newRawSearch module: Set string parameter and get filter
- Check funcionality newRawSearch module: Set string parameter and check filter
public resourceTypeSearchBuilder(): ResourceTypeSearchBuilder source
This return a ResourceTypeSearchBuilder to build a specific ResourceTypeSearchBuilder
public ruleConfigurationBuilder(organization: *, channel: *, name: *, ruleConfigObj: *): RuleConfigurations source
This return a util to update a Rule Configuration
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| organization | * | ||
| channel | * | ||
| name | * | ||
| ruleConfigObj | * |
public rulesSearchBuilder(): RulesSearchBuilder source
This return a RulesSearchBuilder to build a specific RulesSearch
public serviceGroupSearchBuilder(): ServiceGroupSearchBuilder source
This return a ServiceGroupSearchBuilder to build a specific ServiceGroupSearchBuilder
public softwaresSearchBuilder(): SoftwaresSearchBuilder source
This return a SoftwaresSearchBuilder to build a specific SoftwaresSearchBuilder
public subscribersSearchBuilder(): SubscribersSearchBuilder source
This return a SubscribersSearchBuilder to build a specific DeviceSearch
Test:
- Check funcionality newSearchBuilder module:
- Check funcionality newSearchBuilder module: Check on entity searching: with empty filter: subscribersSearchBuilder
- Check funcionality newSearchBuilder module: Check on entity searching: with empty filter: subscribersSearchBuilder
- Check if all searching modules exists: Exist Builder subscribersSearchBuilder function
public subscriptionsSearchBuilder(): SubscriptionsSearchBuilder source
This return a SubscriptionsSearchBuilder to build a specific DeviceSearch
Test:
- Check funcionality newSearchBuilder module:
- Check funcionality newSearchBuilder module: Check on entity searching: with empty filter: subscriptionsSearchBuilder
- Check funcionality newSearchBuilder module: Check on entity searching: with empty filter: subscriptionsSearchBuilder
- Check if all searching modules exists: Exist Builder subscriptionsSearchBuilder function
public tasksSearchBuilder(): TasksSearchBuilder source
This return a TasksSearchBuilder to build a specific TasksSearch
public ticketPrioritySearchBuilder(): TicketPrioritySearchBuilder source
This return a TicketPrioritySearchBuilder to build a specific TicketPrioritySearchBuilder
public ticketSeveritySearchBuilder(): TicketSeveritySearchBuilder source
This return a TicketSeveritySearchBuilder to build a specific TicketSeveritySearchBuilder
public ticketStatusSearchBuilder(): TicketStatusSearchBuilder source
This return a TicketStatusSearchBuilder to build a specific TicketStatusSearchBuilder
public ticketsSearchBuilder(): * source
This return a TicketsSearchBuilder to build a specific TicketSearch
Return:
| * |
public timeserieSearchBuilder(organization: *, timeserie: *): TimeserieSearchBuilder source
This return a TimeserieSearchBuilder to build a specific TimeserieSearch
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| organization | * | ||
| timeserie | * |
public timeseriesBuilder(): Timeseries source
This return a TimeserieBuilder to build a specific timeserie
public timezoneSearchBuilder(): TimezoneSearchBuilder source
This return a TimezoneSearchBuilder to build a specific TimezoneSearchBuilder
public transformersBuilder(): Transformers source
This return a TransformersBuilder to build a specific transformersBuilder
public userLanguagesSearchBuilder(): UserLanguagesSearchBuilder source
This return a UserLanguagesSearchBuilder to build a specific UserLanguagesSearchBuilder
public userProfilesSearchBuilder(): UserProfilesSearchBuilder source
This return a UserProfilesSearchBuilder to build a specific UserProfilesSearchBuilder
public usersSearchBuilder(): UsersSearchBuilder source
This return a UsersSearchBuilder to build a specific UsersSearch
public workgroupRelationsBuilder(): WorkgroupRelations source
This return a WorkgroupRelationsBuilder to build a specific workgroup relation
public workgroupsBuilder(): Workgroups source
This return a WorkgroupsBuilder to build a specific workgroup
public workgroupsSearchBuilder(): WorkgroupsSearchBuilder source
This return a WorkgroupsSearchBuilder to build a specific WorkgroupsSearch


cradle sql build- Rebuild the database schema for a specific package:
cradle sql build package_name- Empty the entire database:
cradle sql flush- Empty the database tables for a specific package:
cradle sql flush package_name- Populate the tables for all packages:
cradle sql populate- Populate the tables for a specific package:
cradle sql populate package_name


I write this story of my dance with opiates that quickly turned into an everyday struggle in hopes that I could change the mind of at least one person thinking that they can use these drugs recreationally and not become addicted, because I am here to tell you that you just never know.
 For the pain she was receiving 40 mg. oxycontin in a time released capsule (believe it or not). At the same time I had bad migraines and trouble sleeping so one night she emptied about half of a capsule into a cup of water that I drank. After about 25 minutes I felt the oncoming of the most beautiful relaxing warmth I have ever felt in my life. I easily could have slept but chose not to so I could enjoy this amazing new feeling.  Instead of sleeping I went downstairs and pocketed a handful of pills and took another one. Little did I realize then that this wonderful night would mark the beginning of a slow downward spiral of addiction.
Over the course of the next few years I only took the pills every few nights and never saw it becoming a problem as it seemed so harmless. Fast forward a couple years later and I catch a special on MTV about kids snorting this wonderful drug. I happen to have stockpiled some oxycontin, so I slip off to the bathroom and empty the contents of 2 40 mg. capsules onto the counter.
The euphoric rush came on much quicker and stronger than before. I felt as though I could take on the world and overcome any adversity. I was so optimistic about my life for the first time ever. This is where things really began to fall apart for me. I started using 2 to 3 times as much oxy as I did before and my mom's monthly prescription was lasting a week at most.
About a year later I met a girl who would soon be pregnant with my child. Not knowing how I could afford to support a child on my income I joined the army. After I got out of basic training we got married. After she had our daughter I moved them both to Virginia where I was stationed. We began fighting almost non-stop and to deal with the pressures of the military and being married and being a father I started using opiates constantly.
My mom would come down and bring me almost her entire prescription which had been doubled to 80 mg. capsules. I got so bad that I needed to snort about 500 mg. of oxycontin to relieve the pressures of my everyday life. When that would run out I would experience HORRIBLE withdrawls. I would get cold sweats, nausea, head aches, pains through out my whole body, sleeplesness, deppresion, and extreme irratibility. I couldn't deal with the withdrawals so I would hit the street spending thousands of dollars on many opiates such as fentanyl, morphine, and even the one drug I said I would never do ...heroin. My deppresion got so bad after I started shooting heroin that one night after I ran out I told my wife to pack up and get the hell out of my life, because I couldn't deal with her anymore. So she did.
At this point in my life I hated myself as a person so much that I wanted to die. So I cut my wrist wide open one night. I began bleeding profusely and my friend who was asleep in the other room woke up and called 911. They rushed me to the hospital and contacted the army who in turn put me in a rehab clinic. I stayed clean for about 9 months.
Staying clean was the hardest thing I have ever done. Everyday for 9 months I could not get the thought of opiates out of my head. It plagued me. During this time I was discharged from the army and seperated from my wife. I never stopped thinking about how opiates would ease the pain of my everyday life. The thoughts got so bad that I finally started using again.
That was a year and a half ago and I have been using nonstop since then. I know deep in my heart that life for me is not the same without opiates and it never will be. If I don't use life feels so empty. Some days I really wish I was dead until I get my fix. I can't stand living life fix to fix but I know that there is no going back to the way it used to be.
Everything I have said is true and I hope someone reading this will take it as a precaution that opiates are a powerful addictive substance.
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A basic, clear implementation of tree-based gradient boosting designed to illustrate the core operation of boosting models. Tuning parameters (such as stochastic subsampling, modified learning rate, or regularization) are not implemented. The only adjustable parameter is the number of training rounds. If you are looking for a high performance boosting implementation with tuning parameters, consider the 'xgboost' package.
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This was my first oxycotin insulfation experience. 40mg oxycotin prepared for insulfation and later parachuting. I am with several friends, upstairs in one of their homes. Lets call them the M and R. M (about 120lbs) takes 20mg orally at the time of my insulfation. It feels like I'm snorting nothing, the pill is ground up into a fine powder. I stand up after I finish the line...I begin to feel the effects within a few minutes. Having smoked opium before it felt somewhat similar, a 'cool' sensation...my face slowly slipping into a smile as the rush intensified I sat down on M's bed, wall supporting my back. Feelings of euphoria are intense and flow across my body- i notice my heartrate and breathing are much slower than normal. Nothing to worry about, I don't find myself nodding off.
+0:20 min
M is playing assorted songs. Jefferson airplane brings another smile to my face, I still feel very relaxed and euphoric and can only agree when M suggests walking outside to smoke.  The body high combined with the weed is a great combination. It's around 40 degrees outside but I don't feel cold at all. Nausea not present at all. After we're done we head inside and I parachute the remaining 20mg. Upstairs again M and I enjoy more music and a few computer games.
+4:00
A bodyhigh remains, all though most of the feelings of euphoria have ended. I feel a bit itchy, and scratching my scalp seems to make it stop for a while. The insulfation comedown was not too noticeable, and I plan to repeat the combination again. I wait about 30 days between opiate useages, and I have found that this makes experience safe and extremely enjoyable each time. The power of this drug is very appealing, but I we all know where that road eventually leads.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Consider the following examples.
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Russian:
My s Marko poexa-l-i avtobus-om v Peredelkino.
1PL COM Marko go-PST-PL bus-INS All Peredelkino.
we with Marko go-PST-PL bus-by to Peredelkino.
‘Marko and I went to Peredelkino by bus.’
-
Indonesian:
Mereka di Jakarta sekarang.
They in Jakarta now
‘They are in Jakarta now.’


Motivation
Background
Steem has been growing rapidly in the recent months. The number of Steem users (so called Steemians) reached 540,000+ by the end of 2017. The CN category, where mainly Chinese-speaking Steemians gather, showed a dramatic growth from < 10 new users on a daily basis in September to > 70 new users in December in the year 2017.
Figure 1. Daily valid user number in CN category. Blue: total number. Orange: new id number[1]
However, this is only one side of the coin. A data analysis[2] published on utopian.io showed that only 37% Steemians had posted (so called valid users), 66% of whom had been inactive the the recent months (so called lost users). Based on the data analysis of the Steem CN category by the end of 2017, it was even more shocking in the Chinese-speaking community that 87% users were lost. This percentage was greater than the one reported in September 2017 (79%)[3].
There is a huge potential market of Steem in Chinese-speaking users. Nearly 1.2 billion people (around 16% of the world’s population [4] speak Chinese as their first language in Mainland China, Taiwan, Hongkong, Singapore, etc.. Chinese is one of the six official languages of the United Nations, while China is the second largest economy in the world. It could be expected that more and more Chinese-speaking users will come to Steem in the near future, while most of them will unfortunately be lost as before.
Why do/are most of the Chinese Steemians leave/leaving Steem?
Figure 2. Ratio of dead user number to new-born user number in CN category. The ratio > 1 means a net downturn in the CN community.[5]
Problems
Last week a Chinese-speaking user’s Steem wallet was stolen[6]. 230 SBD was gone. He was not alone. Another two Chinese-speaking Steemians [7][8] suffered the same pain in the recent four months, who lost 540 SBD and 633 SBD + 3000 SP, respectively. The latter one was lucky that she recovered her account by the assistance from the CN community, but the SBDs was gone forever. Although there are many posts talking about the account security and password protection on the blockchain, these posts are berried and nobody reads them any more.
Burglary is not the only pain. Everyday the CN community receives hundreds of questions from both the new and old Steemians on how to use steemit.com UI, how to get involved in the Steem community, how to raise the reputation, and how to develop a website like busy.org. They can hardly get the right ideas from the existing posts because:
- the information is too old in some posts, especially those written before H19, or
- some posts did not explain a point thoroughly and the users have to search other posts, which costs a lot of time, or
- some posts repeated the ideas of other posts again and again that the users spend their time reading the same contents in different posts, or
- some posts conflict with other posts and the users are confused, or
- some points have never been introduced in any posts yet.
In one word, the guides from the Steem posts are neither comprehensive nor well-maintained.
Thanks to the Welcome page of Steemit[9], as well as other similar websites, which provides a lot of useful information. But, still, the welcome page is so “official” that it does not provide the helpful information which the users could find only in the posts, such as personal experiences on Steem, or development skills for the third party apps. The English language is another obstacle for Chinese-speaking users, many of whom even did not know how to use steemit.com until the Chinese UI was available.
Objectives
Hereby we are proposing the Steem Handbook (former Steem Guide) project. We are going to write such a book which can solve these problems and help Steemians (firstly Chinese-speaking ones, then other-language-speaking ones) to survive on Steem and develop their social communications. All important knowledge and skills about Steem will be included. Furthermore, it will help the developers to develop new products out of the Steem blockchain or database. It will be updated continuously by the volunteers and provide the latest information of Steem.
Steem Handbook is open-source and use CC BY 4.0[10]. It will be the first and most-ever comprehensive guide book for Steemians.
Work Plan
Phase I. Preparation (one month)
In Phase I we prepare everything before beginning the book.
- Technical support is prepared for the cooperation platform and the book display platform.
- The editor board and the advisory committee are organized.
- A Steem Handbook Library, including the existing useful posts, help sites, the Steem Whitepaper and Bluepaper, etc., is built.
- The outline of Steem Handbook is discussed.
- Volunteers are called together and the tasks are claimed.
Phase II. Teamwork in Writing in Chinese (two or three months)
In Phase II we write the contents of the book, design the book cover and logo, typeset, and display the book online.
- The volunteers are grouped into writing teams. Every team is responsible for one chapter of the book.
- The volunteers search the Steem Handbook Library, contact the original authors and reuse the existing materials.
- The volunteers write new articles and post them on Steem as a preview.
- The revised posts are uploaded to the cooperation platform.
- The book is complied and displayed online.
- The readers read the book and revise the book.
Phase III. Hardcopy publishing in Chinese (five to six months)
In Phase III we look for a publish house to publish the Steem Handbook. Whether we succeed depends on how well Steem develops in the near future and the market evaluation by the publish house. In mainland China it takes five to six months to publish such a book.
Phase IV. Post maintenance (Continuously)
Considering the rapid development of Steem, the Handbook will be outdated soon without the post maintenance, just like most of the posts on Steem. Thus, the continuous post maintenance and updates are important.
The volunteers claim the maintenance tasks just like the writing tasks. At least two volunteers keep eyes on one chapter. If one leaves Steem, a new volunteer is recruited.
Phase IV goes in parallel with Phase III.
Phase V. Translation and publishing in English or other languages (unknown)
If the Steem Handbook gains a good reputation or a good market, it could be translated to English (or other languages) and published in the English-speaking world. The time is not unknown because it depends on the policy in different regions.
Current status
Currently we are at Phase I and II.
Human Resources
The book is evoked by the Steem CN community. Although the tags can be used freely on Steem, CN was suggested to be a category with posts written in Chinese, or posts about China or Chinese, since July, 2016[11]. After 1.5 years’ development, the CN community has gathered the Steemians from mainland China, Tainwan, Hongkong, Singapre, Malaysia, US, Canada, Australia and Europe. The CN community has Wechat social groups and QQ Welcome Center for New Steemians as auxiliary communication tools.
Currently 43 Steemians from the CN community volunteer to be involved in the Steem Handbook project[12]. They are grouped into the editor board, the advisory committee, and the writing teams.
The editor board and the advisory committee are already on the track. The writing tasks have been claimed [13]. Four of the writing teams are ready. 35 pages of the book is done. Other teams will get ready after the Lunar New Year Festival (coming soon).
Figure 3. Sample pages of the Steem Handbook.
Figure 4. Contributors and task list of the Steem Handbook.
Technical support
- We have set up a GitHub repo as our cooperation platform[14]. Tutorials on how to use GitHub have been written for the Steem Handbook project to make sure that all contributors, even non-programmers, are able to cooperate in the git way.
- We have a Steem ID @steemh for the project.
- We have developed a software package bookdownplus [15] based on the R bookdown package to convert markdown files into a gitbook style website and an elegant pdf book, as well as a epub book, if needed.
- We have a domain steemh.org [16], which directs to the online book.Now the book is updated every day. Some chapters are already available.
- We have an R-based website [17], which provides the statistics of the Steem Handbook project online.
Outline of the book
After a thorough discussion on the structure of the book[18], we have an outline of the book which we agree on. The book contains five parts and 18 chapters:
- Part I: for beginners.
- Part II: for mid-level users.
- Part III: for high-level users.
- Special: Ten Lectures on Steem.
- Appendix.
Writing rules
We have established the writing rules for all writers on the basis of markdown and steemit editor[19]. The writing style and format have been determined.
The Steem Handbook Library
Thanks to multiple contributors, we have built the Steem Handbook Library [20] called the Giants’ Shoulders.
Book cover and logo
A preliminary version of the book cover and logo are already available [21] [22].
Requested support
All the contributors of the Steem Handbook are volunteers. They are experts in writing, software development, graphic design, etc.. However, many of them are minnows with low reputation and high enthusiasm. They need support to continue the excellent work in Steem Handbook.
If you would like to support the Steem Handbook, you could:
- delegate SP to @steemh, who will upvote (only) the contribution to the Steem Handbook,
- follow @steemh and upvote the articles posted or resteemed by @steemh,
- join us as a volunteer to write the book (in Chinese at the current phase),
- be a reader of the articles posted or resteemed by @steemh and leave your comments,
- commit on our GitHub repo[23],
- donate SBD to @steemh to support the cost of the domains or for a cup of coffee,
- resteem this post to let more people know the Steem Handbook project, or
- anything that is a support in your mind.
Your kind help and suggestions would be much appreciated!
Acknowledgements
- First of all, we thank all the volunteers involved in the Steem Handbook project.
- Thanks to utopian.io for the support of the bookdownplus, mindr, pinyin packages which we developed and are using in the Steem Handbook project.
- Thanks to the R community, the LaTeX community, the GitHub platform, RStudio Inc. for providing free software which we are using.
- Thanks to @arcange for developing SteemSQL database and @furion for developing Steemdata database which we are using.
- Thanks to @deanliu, @skenan, @dapeng for authorizing us to use their SP to upvote the contributions to the Steem Handbook project.
References
[1] https://steemit.com/cn/@dapeng/recent-three-months-on-steem-or
[2] https://steemit.com/utopian-io/@dapeng/analysis-on-the-lost-users-on-steem-or
[3] https://steemit.com/cn/@dapeng/how-many-users-has-left-steem
[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_language
[5] https://steemit.com/utopian-io/@dapeng/analysis-on-the-lost-users-on-steem-or
[6] https://steemit.com/cn/@xiaoshancun/5xlhz2
[7] https://steemit.com/steemit/@catwomanteresa/my-sbd-and-steem-is-stolen-steemit
[8] https://steemit.com/cn/@twinklesong/twinkledrop
[9] https://steemit.com/welcome
[10] https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
[11] https://steemit.com/cn/@dapeng/steem-2016-07-2017-08-steem-s-watch-tcn0
[12] https://drive.google.com/open?id=1WexEjJhNe_UgjaGlp07I4gmECBYRRGlisrGFe6YjD0s
[13] https://steemit.com/cn/@dapeng/steem-guides-claim-tasks
[14] https://github.com/pzhaonet
[16] http://steemh.org
[17] http://steemr.org
[18] https://steemit.com/cn/@dapeng/steem-guides-book-structures
[19] https://steemit.com/cn/@dapeng/steem-guides-writing-rules
[20] https://steemit.com/cn/@dapeng/steem-guides-giants-shoulders
[21] https://steemit.com/steem-guides/@maiyude/23irxp-steem
[22] https://steemit.com/cn/@maiyude/steem-logo-banner
[23] https://github.com/pzhaonet/steem-guides
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LOVE AND DEATH ON LONG ISLAND A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
"It is difficult to know where to begin since, unlike you, I already know the ending," John Hurt intones with his rich and melodious voice in the opening narration to LOVE AND DEATH ON LONG ISLAND.
Filmed by Oliver Curtis with a warm autumnal palate in color shades reminiscent of an old home movie, the film feels as old as its protagonist while the sets remind us that the picture is set in the present.
John Hurt plays a British writer and widower whose name is the easy to mispronounce Giles De'Ath. Giles hasn't "been to the pictures in quite some time." Actually the entire Twentieth Century, especially the technological revolution, seems to have skipped his house. He mistakes microwaves for VCRs and doesn't understand that you need a television as well as a VCR to be able to play a video tape.
 The local newspaper calls it a "puerile romp without a single redeeming feature." (I'm sorry to report that I've seen a lot of those lately.)
Giles obsession with the picture has nothing to do with its asinine plot and everything to do with one its stars, a teen idol named Ronnie Bostock, played with bright-eyed naivete by Jason Priestley from the television series "Beverly Hills 90210." Giles takes one look at him and is smitten by cupid's arrow for this "mega-dream boat," as the teen fan magazines have labeled him.
Soon Giles becomes obsessed with renting every one of Ronnie's mediocre movies. The awful dialog from these videos will elicit many a chuckle from the audience even if no big laughs. ("You're nothing but a skin mark on the underpants of life." "Hey man, don't grief out on me.")
The story's second act occurs on Long Island where Ronnie lives with his girlfriend, a model played by Fiona Loewi. Giles manages to "accidentally" bump his way into their lives so that he can be near the object of his affection.
A romance with a comic veneer, the touching film meanders along like a slow running brook with small delights, albeit no big ones, all along the way.
Typical of the movie's dry humor is the message that Giles puts on his first-ever answering machine. The caller is instructed to leave a brief message, but only if it is extremely urgent. The unstated implication being that, otherwise, as Giles would say, the caller should just "bugger off."
LOVE AND DEATH ON LONG ISLAND runs 1:33. It is rated PG-13 for brief strong language, thematic elements and some sexual references and would be fine for kids around 12 and up.
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OK--read all the accounts on here, the extraction FAQ and was all primed to try this myself...I had tried ingesting seeds, ground in my electric coffee grinder (washed, dried first!)...using the table (light, medium, heavy doses) as a guide. I believe I tried 100 seeds, then 200 seeds..the second time, I noticed the nausea, eventually the dry mouth and dilated pupils, but that was all. (I do not recommend soaking them in water after grinding--very unpalatable).
Did the extraction twice using naphtha and 151 proof rum using roughly 8 then 10 grams of seeds--noticed nothing. Finally ingested 15 grams of seeds, grinding them in my grinder and mixing the seeds in with apple sauce--went down very well! Had some nausea, very tolerable and ultimately that went away after eating a full meal... several hours later found myself sitting at a performance of Tibetan monks who chanted (I did NOT drive there)...I was on the edge of a flat out trip, almost having visual changes, but the auditory part was intense!
Well, buoyed by this sucess, I ground up >13 grams of seeds, ate them with apple sauce and washed it all down with a big ol' can of LaBatt's Ice beer... when the nausea kicked AND the pupils dilated, I ate again and the nausea abated. I did that at 2pm, by 5pm, I had the slight tremor and was pretty sweaty... by 7pm, things around me appeared to 'breathe' in sync with my breathing, had handlable visual changes and listened to Enigma's 'Cross of Changes' CD with mindblowing results.
The beauty of all this was that I was in control the whole time, if I needed to be with the moment, I was...coherent, lucid...if I let myself go, then the visual changes would go and my vision would 'swim' and other cool effects.
One method that works: grind up in excess of 10 grams (rinsed and patted dry with paper towels) using the Pearly Gates variety and use apple sauce as a vehicle. Wash it all down with a can or two of beer or other moderate amount of alcohol, wait until pupils dilate before eating and plan on actually tripping 4-5 hrs after you eat it.
It was very enjoyable for me, and while it seems like a little bit of work (it really isn't, compared with the extraction), it is legal. Happy voyaging!
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Azure Account¶
Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing service created by Microsoft for building, testing, deploying, and managing applications and services through Microsoft-managed data centers.
Azure has over 600 services, including compute, mobile service, storage service, data management, messaging, and so on. In this case, Azure itself is a multi-functional platform. As for the compute service, which is the core part of cloud computing, it provides virtual machines allowing users to launch general-purpose Microsoft Windows and Linux virtual machines, as well as preconfigured machine images for popular software packages. The app services environment lets developers easily publish and manage websites. Azure provides all its services to users based on the website, so users do not need to install any kind of software in order to implement cloud computing or use other services;
Azure Account¶
You can choose either using your outlook email address to create a free trial account including $200 credit and free access to the most popular Azure products for 12 months, or using your educational email address to create a student account including $100 credit.
If you want to create an Azure account using your outlook email, you can go to the next site after creating an outlook email address at:
Then you need to click the Start Free button as shown in the next screenshot. After entering all required information, your account will be set up. However, the account will only be available for 30 days. After 30 days, you can continue using your free products after you upgrade your account to a pay-as-you-go Azure subscription. If you forget to do so you will not be able to access Azure, So please add it to your calendar in order not to forget.
If you want to create an Azure account using your educational email, you can go to the next site if you already have an .edu email address:
Then you need to click the Activate now button showing in the next figure. By entering all required information, your account will be set up. If you use up all credits, you also need to upgrade your account to a pay-as-you-go Azure subscription to continue using other services.
As pointed out, to continue to use azure services after 30 days, you
need to upgrade your account to a pay-as-you-go Azure subscription. In
this case, you need to provide your information related to your credit
card to complete the upgrade steps. Go to the next link and click on
Purchase now
:
Congratulations, you can now use Azure.
Azure CLI¶
Now that we have an account we want to test if it works. The most convenient way to test your access from the command line is to install the azure command line client. You can access azure services by just typing a command on your local shell. It can be installed on Windows, macOS and Linux systems.
For detailed instructions for your system of interest, we recommend you visit the page
Installing Azure CLI on Ubuntu OS¶
In the following steps we will only discuss how to install it on an Ubuntu OS. First, make sure you have an up to date OS and that curl is installed with:
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install curl
The installation is conducted with the following command that you will have to run as superuser:
$ curl -sL https://aka.ms/InstallAzureCLIDeb | sudo bash
When the installation is finished, you can test your az command by trying to use it to connect to your azure account. Type the next command in your bash:
$ az login
It opens your default browser and to conduct a sign-in to azure. If it does not open, please go to https://aka.ms/devicelogin in your browser. Once the page is loaded, you can sign in with your account credentials in the browser.
Installing Azure CLI on Windows 10¶
The following steps document an Azure CLI installation for Windows 10.
Start with opening up Windows PowerShell in Administrative Mode, then run the following:
cd ~
~\ENV3\Scripts\Activate.ps1
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://aka.ms/installazurecliwindows -OutFile .\AzureCLI.msi; Start-Process msiexec.exe -Wait -ArgumentList '/I AzureCLI.msi /quiet'
Once installed, the next step is to test using the new az
command.
Let’s start by running az login
, which will then prompt you to login
via your default browser. Note: you can now utilize Windows Command
Prompt or PowerShell for interacting with the Azure CLI:
az login
Sign in via the default browser using your Azure credentials.
Now you are ready to use the az
command to interact with Azure.
Azure Resource Group (for Storage)¶
To use any resource on Azure, you first need to create a resource group. This is potentially a confusing step as information on the internet may point you to outdated information. If you use other information from the internet, make sure it is up to date and references the services subscription account. After you logged into the Azure portal at:
You will be presented with a window such as
In the Azure window, click on Create a resource
on the top left
corner.
Now, select Storage Account
from the options shown
Follow the steps carefully:
Select the subscription in which to create the storage account.
Under the
Resource group
field, select Create new. Enter a name for your new resource group.Next, enter a name for your storage account.
Select a
location
for your storage account, or use the default location.Select
create
After the completion of the previous steps, the Azure blob storage service will be ready for use.
As a first step, a Container
should be created in the Blob storage.
A container organizes a set of blobs, similar to a directory in a file
system. A default Container
should be set in the cloudmesh.yaml
file, details of which are outlined
here
Azure API Credentials¶
Azure_Tenant_ID & Azure_Client_ID¶
Navigate to “Azure Active Directory” service and select “App Registrations”. Then select “New Registration”
You can input any name for the application
After creation, you will be navigated to the overview page of the application, on this page copy the client ID and tenant ID to notepad
Azure_Secret_Key¶
In the same application page, navigate to Certificates & secrets and select “New client secret”
You can give any meaningful name to the new secret, use the default expiration for security purpose
After creation, copy the new client secret to notepad
Grant permission to an application¶
After we have collected 4 credentials, we need to add a role assignment to the application that we just created, so it can access the resources
Navigate to the subscription overview page and select “Access control(IAM)” then select “add”, “Add role assignment”
You can give the application “Contributor” role, the “contributor” role has enough access to compute resources. Leave the second option as “Azure AD user, group, or service principal”. For the third option, you need to input the application name that you just created, it doesn’t show up by default
Add the credentials to cloudmesh.yaml¶
Now we need to open cloudmesh.yaml and add the 4 credentials that we just collected to the “azure” section of cloudmesh.yaml
Azure Resource Group (for Compute)¶
[ ] TODO: Azure. Compute Resource Group. To be completed by students
Azure Resource Group (for Storage and Compute)¶
[ ] TODO: Azure. Storage and Compute Resource Group. To be completed by students.
FAQ¶
Can the resource group be created with the az command? How is it done for storage, how is it done for compute?
[ ] todo: Azure. Compute and Storage FAQ: to be completed.
[ ] TODO: there are several images in the folder
accounts/images/azure
, but they are not used in the text]
References¶
Additional references are included here
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/install-azure-cli-apt?view=azure-cli-latest
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/?view=azure-cli-latest
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/common/storage-introduction
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/storage-blobs-overview


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#1634 proposes adding a full linting check to the CI for mathlib pull requests. Right now we have linters that check for missing doc strings, bad instance priorities, illegal constants in types, and some other things. Putting this in a CI check will give contributors faster feedback and remove some burden from PR reviewers.
Since mathlib still fails some of these checks spectacularly, we can't run the test over the whole library yet. We can get around it by generating a list of failing declarations and whitelisting them right before we run the check. It's a little inelegant, but I'm not sure of a better way to do this without making all of mathlib compliant. (Obviously I'd like to get there eventually. It's a long road.)
Any more thoughts or feedback here?

It doesn't. Should add at most a few minutes.
In the metamath set.mm repo we do something similar. There is a list of theorems whose use is "discouraged", meaning that you are allowed to reference them but there is an extra "I know what I'm doing" step. To accomplish this, we autogenerate a list of all theorems referencing discouraged theorems and check it in, and the CI regenerates the file and requires that it match. This means that if you want to get CI to pass, you have to also update the discouraged file, and this update shows in the git history.
If we apply this to the mathlib lints, it suggests making a list of all excluded lints and checking it into the repo. Then if you add anything beyond what is in the list you don't pass CI, unless you also update the excluded list, and this gives PR reviewers a place to heckle you.
That's exactly the proposed setup. nolints.txt
is stored in the scripts
directory. Adding something noncompliant means you have to either touch that file or use the nolint
attribute, both of which should be obvious in a PR.
ah, okay it wasn't clear to me that the txt file is actually checked in
I should have linked #1636 too. It's easy to autogenerate it.
It has to be checked in, because Travis can't generate the list of "acceptable" failing lints itself. It would have to find the root commit of the PR, build it, and generate the list there. That would basically double the time of the Travis check.
even if you could do that, I wouldn't recommend it. It is too brittle, "the last commit" is not very well defined
(oops, that example isn't right)
There are situations where good PRs will break the tests. Renaming/refactoring, of course, but also:
Suppose def
f {T : Type} [group T] (t : T) := t
and theoremg {T : Type} [group T] (t : T) : f t = t := rfl
.f
will end up on the list because the group instance is unused, butg
won't. If someone fixesf
, the test will fail becauseg
now has an unused argument.
I think these won't happen accidentally though. It should be obvious to reviewers what's going on.
#1636 is merged and the whitelist is added. #1634 is updated.
If anything gets merged to master before #1634, we'll need to update the whitelist once that lands.
Are we ready to merge #1634?
nolints.txt
will have to be updated first, but that's easy enough.
I'm thinking it might be better to remove the instance_priority
test from linting at first. I started a branch a little while ago to see how hard it would be to pass that test, and it seemed tricky. There were some unexpected errors. It would be safer to investigate that first before adding it to CI.
#1634 has landed. What this means for you: Travis will complain about your PRs if they add declarations that don't pass our linting tests. This means that all definitions must have doc strings, there should be no unused arguments to declarations, you have to use def
and lemma
/theorem
in the right places, and a few other things.
If your PR adds something that fails a test, but you think it should be allowed anyway, you can use the @[nolint]
attribute, with a comment justifying its use. Reviewers should look for this and question whether it's really necessary.
PRs that rename a lot of existing declarations could lead to failures. The solution here is to regenerate scripts/nolints.txt
using scripts/mk_nolint.lean
. We'll see in practice how often this is necessary.
#1700 has just failed the linting test, and therefore it hasn't been merged. This shows that the set up works fine!
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Ghost hunters use many creative (and dubious) methods to detect the spirits' presences, often including psychics. Virtually all ghost hunters claim to be scientific, and most give that appearance because they use high-tech scientific equipment such as Geiger counters, Electromagnetic Field (EMF) detectors, ion detectors, infrared cameras and sensitive microphones. Yet none of this equipment has ever been shown to actually detect ghosts.
Other people take exactly the opposite approach, claiming that the reason that ghosts haven't been proven to exist is that we simply don't have the right technology to find or detect the spirit world. But this, too, can't be correct: Either ghosts exist and appear in our ordinary physical world (and can therefore be detected and recorded in photographs, film, video, and audio recordings), or they don't. If ghosts exist and can be scientifically detected or recorded, then we should find hard evidence of that - yet we don't.


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The git remote set-url
command changes an existing remote repository URL.
Tip: For information on the difference between HTTPS and SSH URLs, see "Which remote URL should I use?"
The git remote set-url
command takes two arguments:
- An existing remote name. For example,
origin
orupstream
are two common choices. -
A new URL for the remote. For example:
-
If you're updating to use HTTPS, your URL might look like:
https://github.com/USERNAME/REPOSITORY.git
-
If you're updating to use SSH, your URL might look like:
git@github.com:USERNAME/REPOSITORY.git
-
Switching remote URLs from SSH to HTTPS
Open TerminalTerminalGit Bash.
Change the current working directory to your local project.
-
List your existing remotes in order to get the name of the remote you want to change.
git remote -v origin git@github.com:USERNAME/REPOSITORY.git (fetch) origin git@github.com:USERNAME/REPOSITORY.git (push)
-
Change your remote's URL from SSH to HTTPS with the
git remote set-url
command.git remote set-url origin https://github.com/USERNAME/REPOSITORY.git
-
Verify that the remote URL has changed.
git remote -v # Verify new remote URL origin https://github.com/USERNAME/REPOSITORY.git (fetch) origin https://github.com/USERNAME/REPOSITORY.git (push)
The next time you git fetch
, git pull
, or git push
to the remote repository, you'll be asked for your GitHub username and password.
- If you have two-factor authentication enabled, you must create a personal access token to use instead of your GitHub password.
- You can use a credential helper so Git will remember your GitHub username and password every time it talks to GitHub.
Switching remote URLs from HTTPS to SSH
Open TerminalTerminalGit Bash.
Change the current working directory to your local project.
-
List your existing remotes in order to get the name of the remote you want to change.
git remote -v origin https://github.com/USERNAME/REPOSITORY.git (fetch) origin https://github.com/USERNAME/REPOSITORY.git (push)
-
Change your remote's URL from HTTPS to SSH with the
git remote set-url
command.git remote set-url origin git@github.com:USERNAME/REPOSITORY.git
-
Verify that the remote URL has changed.
git remote -v # Verify new remote URL origin git@github.com:USERNAME/REPOSITORY.git (fetch) origin git@github.com:USERNAME/REPOSITORY.git (push)
Troubleshooting
You may encounter these errors when trying to changing a remote.
No such remote '[name]'
This error means that the remote you tried to change doesn't exist:
git remote set-url sofake https://github.com/octocat/Spoon-Knife fatal: No such remote 'sofake'
Check that you've correctly typed the remote name.


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| Bemani dance game | DDR |
| Catalan polymath | LLULL |
| Star Wars sidekick | RRDD (R2-D2) |
| Lacking sharpness | DULL |
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* Support Video or Image file as detection source
* Face detection:
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Write a class or library dedicated to error handling.
Centralized error handling is easier to test and implement correctly. Handling errors is important for security, so better error handling improves security.
Use the error handling class or library whenever error handling is necessary.
Perform the following actions to implement centralized error handling:
Identify existing error handling code. Review your code to find your existing error handling code. This code may be reused to write a centralized error handling subsystem.
Identify possible types of errors. Review your application design to identify possible errors that you don't already have error handling code for. This information will be used to write new error handling code.
Create a class for handling errors. Create a class or library for your centralized error handling code.
Move error handling code. Move your existing error handling code to the new centralized error handling class or library.
Add error handling code. Use information about errors and exceptions that may need to be handled to write functions to handle them.
Replace error handling code. Replace your existing error and exception handling code with calls to the new centralized error handling functions.
Global exception handler. Write a handler for exceptions that are not handled by any other code specifically. Use the global exception handler throughout all code to catch exceptions when no other exception handler catches them.
Use centralized error handling. When adding new functionality to the program, use the centralized error handling subsystem to handle errors and exceptions.


Smoke blankets Sydney as firefighters across Australia prepare for days of danger
by The New DailySydney’s CBD had all but disappeared under a thick haze on Tuesday morning as smoke from bushfires choked chunks of NSW.
The smoke, which prompted a warning from health experts for those with medical conditions to stay inside, moved in as temperatures were tipped to soar, winds were picking up, and rain is not expected for days.
It’s a combination of conditions that has firefighters on alert across south-eastern Australia
Authorities are keeping a close eye on dozens of fires still threatening communities in NSW and Queensland, where ‘severe’ or ‘very high’ danger ratings were in place on Tuesday morning.
At least half of 50 fires still burning in NSW remained out of control.
The NSW Rural Fire Service was on high alert because of Tuesday’s hot and windy weather.
“Many of the active fires may spread,” an RFS spokesperson said.
There are 1400 firefighters working to curb the spread of those fires but RFS Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons said there was “the potential for real challenges”.
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Parts of Western Australia are under an ‘extreme’ rating, while a total fire ban is in place for the whole of South Australia, in preparation for record heat on Wednesday.
Adelaide is forecast to reach a sizzling 42 degrees, edging close to the city’s record temperature of 42.7 degrees in 1962.
Meanwhile, Ceduna will swelter through 45 degree-heat, while Murray Bridge, Whyalla and Port Lincoln can expect temperatures topping out around 44 degrees and Port Pirie is likely to reach 43 degrees.
“We are putting restrictions on activities on Tuesday to minimise the risk of fires starting, which may not be fully extinguished by Wednesday,” CFS chief officer Mark Jones said.
As for fire-ravaged Queensland, temperatures are also expected to reach up to 40 degrees as exhausted firefighters struggle to contain bushfires burning across the state.
Heatwave conditions are expected to hit the state on Wednesday as hot winds sweep across the southern interior, according to the weather bureau.
The temperatures will ramp up the fire danger as residents in the path of a monster fire fled as the blaze closed in on the town of Crows Nest, north of Toowoomba, on Monday.
The massive fire in the Pechey State Forest has tripled in size. Schools and businesses are closed and there are reports up to five homes have been lost.
Toowoomba Region Mayor Paul Antonio said the fire threat was at emergency level.
“I have never seen a scenario like this – it’s a perfect storm,” Mr Antonio said.
He said the coming heatwave would be a “massive problem”.
“As of Monday morning, the 14,000 hectares of land had been burned out. That is expanding by the minute.
“This fire is out of control, we are doing all we can to contain it, but we will not risk limb and life.”
The fire has burned for days, causing severe damage to the water supply to Toowoomba and a dozen surrounding smaller communities.
The blaze in the Pechey State Forest has tripled in size, forcing schools and businesses to close as firefighters struggle to contain it.
Meanwhile, most of NSW’s east coast is under severe or very high fire danger, with temperatures likely to rise into the 40s and little-to-no rainfall forecast.
Tuesday and Thursday will be “tough days”, Rural Fire Service Deputy Commissioner Rob Rogers said.
Parts of the state were under severe fire danger on Tuesday, including greater Sydney, greater Hunter, Illawarra/Shoalhaven, southern ranges and central ranges fire regions.

Much of the rest of eastern NSW and the ACT is under very high fire danger.
Mr Rogers said some 1.6 million hectares of land had been burned so far this fire season.
“Even though it’s not a catastrophic danger [this week], it’s still going to be bad fire days,” he said.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian asked everyone to “maintain their vigilance”.
-with AAP


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