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4. Submission Requirements We are looking for colorful, modern, original artwork for our target demographic of 14 to 27 year olds. Prohibited Content: All submissions containing any of the following will be immediately disqualified and ineligible to win the contest: - Cursing - Offensive language/innuendos/scenarios - Death, blood, or violence - Gang related themes - Pornographic imagery
5. Work Must Be Original You must be the creator of the art that you submit to the competition. Your art must be your own original concept and not a copy of anyone else's copyrighted material. If your image infringes upon another person or entity's copyright(s), it will be immediately disqualified. Upon submitting your work to this competition, you are solely responsible for any infringement on copyrighted materials.
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'use strict';
const GFAPI_KEY = process.env.GFAPI_KEY;
const GFAPI_SECRET = process.env.GFAPI_SECRET;
Sample code to create a listing for Rocket League. Your Gameflip account needs to be verified and Steam connected.
Generate the API Key and OTP secret in Settings page
Type in bash shell:
export GFAPI_KEY=my_api_key
export GFAPI_SECRET=my_api_secret
node src/samples/bulk_listing.js
If you are using an IDE, set the GFAPI_KEY
and GFAPI_SECRET
in the Run Configuration Environment.
Be careful not to commit/push anything with the API key/secret to a public repository.
'use strict';
const GFAPI_KEY = process.env.GFAPI_KEY;
const GFAPI_SECRET = process.env.GFAPI_SECRET;
For your own code, use the ‘gfapi’ library (`npm install ‘iJJi/gfapi’).
const GfApi = require('../../index'); // require('gfapi')
Create a Rocket League listing
async function main() {
Create GF API client. Options: logLevel
trace
(logs HTTP requests/responses)debug
(outputs HTTP requests) const gfapi = new GfApi(GFAPI_KEY, {
secret: GFAPI_SECRET,
algorithm: "SHA1",
digits: 6,
period: 30
}, {
logLevel: 'debug'
});
For an inventory of Rocket League items and photo URLs, view https://gameflip.com/api/gameitem/inventory/812872018935 and for Fortnite, view https://gameflip.com/api/gameitem/inventory/GFFORTNITE
DO EDIT: Choose an image for your listing, which could be a URL or file path
let photo_url = 'https://gameflip.com' + '/img/items/rocket-league/key.png';
let photo_file = 'key.png';
Create an initial listing
let query = {
DO EDIT: Put just ‘Key’ for example if you are selling one, otherwise write the quantity as so: Item Name | 10x
name: 'Keys | 10x',
description: 'Selling cheap keys!',
price: 1050, // price in cents
tags: [ // Must use the correct tag for search/filtering to function properly
"id: key",
"type: Key",
"quantity: 10x"
],
Example with color tags: [ “id: chakram”, “type: Wheel”, “color: Black” ]
MAYBE EDIT: Platform variation, change if you want to sell for example Fortnite (upc) on the PlayStation (platform) section instead
upc: GfApi.UPC.RL_XONE,
platform: GfApi.PLATFORM.XONE,
shipping_within_days: GfApi.SHIPPING_WITHIN_DAYS.ONE,
expire_in_days: GfApi.EXPIRE_IN_DAYS.SEVEN,
accept_currency: GfApi.ACCEPT_CURRENCY.FLP // Uncomment this if you want to accept FLP instead of USD
DON’T EDIT: Standard settings for coordinated transfer in game item
category: GfApi.CATEGORY.INGAME,
kind: GfApi.KIND.ITEM,
digital: true,
digital_region: 'none',
digital_deliverable: 'transfer',
shipping_predefined_package: 'None',
shipping_fee: 0,
shipping_paid_by: 'seller',
};
let listing = await gfapi.listing_post(query);
Upload an image to show in the listing page
gfapi.upload_photo(listing.id, photo_url, 0).then(() => {
Upload another image to show in the search results
return gfapi.upload_photo(listing.id, photo_url);
If you want to add a second image in the listing page then uncomment the two lines below: }).then(() => { return gfapi.upload_photo(listing.id, second_photo_url, 1);
}).then(() => {
List the listing for sale
return gfapi.listing_status(listing.id, GfApi.LISTING_STATUS.ONSALE);
}).catch(err => {
console.log(err);
});
}
Run main() and catch any unhandle Promise errors
main().catch(err => {
console.log('==== ERROR', err);
});


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THE CIDER HOUSE RULES *** (out of four) -a review by Bill Chambers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Shampoo + Conditioner in ONE WEBSITE! Film Freak Central- http://filmfreakcentral.net Film, DVD, and book reviews. Essays. Contests.)
starring Tobey Maguire, Michael Caine, Charlize Theron, Delroy Lindo screenplay by John Irving, based on his novel directed by Lasse Hallström
If, occasionally during The Cider House Rules, one corner of the screen curled up and peeled away like a turning page to reveal the next scene, the wipe would seem entirely natural. I haven't encountered a movie that so resembles the experience of reading a good paperback this year, no doubt because John Irving wrote the tearjerking The Cider House Rules as a book first and a screenplay second.
"Annie" it's not: at a depression-era New England orphanage-cum-abortion clinic, Dr. Wilbur Larch (Caine) has successfully preened one of the abandoned kids, Homer Wells (Maguire), into both his professional equal and an upstanding young man, an example for the other boys and girls to follow.
After spending twenty-some-odd years in Larch's care, Homer justly develops wanderlust, and he leaps at the opportunity to fly the coop with a beautiful patient, Candy (Theron), and Wally, her soldier mate (Paul Rudd). Larch is deeply offended by his surrogate son's decision, and reveals an X-ray indicating Homer's bad heart, which will stop working if he gets overexcited, but neither scare tactics nor loyalty can prevent the inevitable: true to his namesake, Homer will have his odyssey.
It suits Maguire that he must remain calm and somewhat idle at all times in The Cider House Rules, since the actor's greatest feature is a pair of observant eyes. Before leaving for war, Wally finds Homer a new job at a cider house, where he will be the only white employee among migrant blacks. For those who haven't correctly presumed, Candy falls for Homer in her boyfriend's absence, and thus begins a passionate love affair between them. The story contains other "meanwhile"s; we are kept abreast of Larch's frustrating situation with the bureaucrats who want to tamper with his operation as well as that of a sick orphan named Fuzzy. The latter constitutes a shameless subplot (right down to the adorable child's name) born of the Chaplin tradition.
Caine is winning as the ether-addicted doctor, though his American accent takes some getting used to. (The filmmakers have added a line or two about why Larch sometimes sounds English.) I appreciated Larch's selfishness, and Caine's willingness to play prickly. The incandescent Theron is probably the weakest of the ensemble, through no fault of her own-Candy is drawn as blandly wholesome (abortion notwithstanding), and her indecision (Am I in love with Homer or Wally?) is aggravating.
Both Maguire and Lindo, as Mr. Rose, the boss of the cider house, are exemplary. Lindo's initial smiley authority complements Maguire's preternatural stillness-Mr. Rose goes through a transformation, at least in our eyes, that I won't reveal here, which Lindo handles with finesse. Just when the film is becoming a little too precious, Mr. Rose provides welcome conflict, and without becoming a full-fledged villain. Lindo has been blessed with what is, say I, the movie's most memorable scene, a breathy, heartrending apologia.
Swede helmer Hallström (My Life as a Dog) hasn't strayed far from his 1993 effort, What's Eating Gilbert Grape, in stylistic terms: apart from obvious period differences (Grape takes place in the modern era), the two films share timeless images, as well as gentility. Just four pictures after his American career suffered a false start with the unengaging weepie Once Around, Hallström has Hollywood Oscar contenders licked. Though not formulaic, The Cider House Rules is in the mode of old-fashioned crowd-pleasers, passionate tales of self-discovery set against a historical backdrop. If only Hallström had not relied on Rachel Portman's syrupy and intrusive score, which confirms too often that we're watching melodrama.
The Cider House Rules retained a novelistic structure in the adaptation: its peaks feel like chapter breaks. Much is covered over the course of two hours-and-fifteen minutes, including pro-choice (the movie argues in favour of it with worst case scenarios, which may ruffle a few feathers), young love, and race relations. (It's a brilliant conceit, really: Homer's passivity not only spares the audience the arguments that typically ensue between on-screen adulterers, it also immediately puts his oppressed co-workers at ease-they don't consider him a threat, despite his skin colour.) Each of these issues is carefully handled, though the episodic nature of the plotting inevitably means that some resolutions are more satisfying than others.
Where The Cider House Rules most brings to mind a John Irving read is in its aftereffects. When the first closing credit appeared, I experienced three stages of post-partum. First, elation-what a finish!  Then came a profound sense of displacement: I hadn't realized how seductive its world was. Hallström has married delicate, spare visuals and solid performances to Irving's low key yet enthralling narrative. The outcome is a grandly satisfying mainstream entertainment with few shortcomings.
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Functionality for determining client IP address.
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getIpAddress() : string
string
IP address.
getIpAddressFromProxy() : false|string
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false|string
getUseProxy() : boolean
boolean
Current setting value.
normalizeProxyHeader(string $header) : string
Normalizes a header string to a format that is compatible with $_SERVER
string
string
setProxyHeader(string $header = 'X-Forwarded-For') : \Zend\Http\PhpEnvironment\RemoteAddress
setTrustedProxies(array $trustedProxies) : \Zend\Http\PhpEnvironment\RemoteAddress
setUseProxy(boolean $useProxy = true) : \Zend\Http\PhpEnvironment\RemoteAddress
This must be static method, since validators are recovered automatically at session read, so this is the only way to switch setting.
boolean
Whether to check also proxied IP addresses.
\Zend\Http\PhpEnvironment\RemoteAddress
useProxy : boolean
As default this setting is disabled - IP address is mostly needed to increase security. HTTP_* are not reliable since can easily be spoofed. It can be enabled just for more flexibility, but if user uses proxy to connect to trusted services it's his/her own risk, only reliable field for IP address is $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'].
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how is pvp working?
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 2:44 am
by ziggman
i was reading up on some OLD posts people are saying no bags n stuff...
i agree there should a penalty for dying but comon, no safe guard against losing gear!?
bags should work 90% of time, wearing 2 bags = 99%
exp loss is fairly easy to get back when your lvl 25+,
i would like to see minimal exp loss for people under level 20.
i think there should also be a pvp range, if you level 30 you cant go running around pking lvl 18 characters for mystic gear thats messed up. i dont care what ppl say/think anyone who is lvl 30+ pking noobs is a loser. (aside from vengence)
Can you add a 10 level restriction?
ex: a level 20 Cannot kill a level 10 UNLESS the lvl 10 attacks 1st
upto level 40? like if you manage to get level 55+ you can still pk a lvl 41
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 6:31 am
by Vitriol
I understand your concern, but these are the kind of changes that led to xenimus becoming what it is today.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 7:13 am
by Karl G.

Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 9:00 am
by Ratiotile
In a bagless world what I fear happening is a level 30 frequenting the newbie hunting grounds and collecting their gear to sell. Being mid-high level makes him nigh-invincible, as if he can't outfight someone he can run away or logoff. His HP buffer allows him that much time at least. Newbies do not have this luxury because the pker can trans in and kill them in just 1 or 2 hits not giving them enough time to logoff or run away. In Xenimus I was frustrated enough by pkers that I wrote a fast-logoff script so that I could log off at the press of a button.
Yes, I agree that investment in a character is fun, but not when you don't have a chance to protect it. You should care whether you character dies or not but it only works if it is harder for your character to die. If you care about not dying and someone comes in and kills you in 2 shots its plain frustrating. I would be up for reworking the hp/damage system so that a character 10 levels above can't kill the newbie in 2 hits. I dislike systems that prevent damage to noobs, because it's just plain unrealistic.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 9:57 am
by Vitriol
Except that level 30 is full evil and can only sell his stuff at one place, exactly where the good high levels will wait for him.
Back in old xen the non-pking players formed together in what was called the mafia, it by and large ended the super-pks.
Mass pking will end up being a part of project volucris. You will lose gear, xp, and time. Its an absolutely necessary part of that atmosphere of fear and paranoia we are shooting for. But as in xenimus proper, it all worked out when people started working together.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 10:58 am
by Ratiotile
I forget how the old alignment system worked because I never pked back then, but nowadays it only takes 20 minutes to get back to full good after 2-3 pks. If alignment was harder to get back, then pk-hunting would work better.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 12:01 pm
by Vitriol
used to take a LOT longer to gain alignment.

Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 12:15 pm
by Vitriol
LSAs and redos will be in the game.
Bags will probably be implemented in some form or another but they will be less useful and very rare.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 12:16 pm
by ziggman
Vitriol wrote:used to take a LOT longer to gain alignment.
i remember alignment was easy as hell... get a noob, let mosters pk them, kill the moster, rev the noob, repeat
that always got me outta trouble! FAST
that was only 3 years ago...
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 12:27 pm
by Ratiotile
Alignment should be harder to gain, so the noob trick shouldn't be allowed. A long term alignment memory is a good idea, something like the betrayal points system - the more points you have, the harder it will be to gain alignment.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 2:49 pm
by Vitriol
in early xenimus it took many many hours of hunting to get one notch toward good.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 3:11 pm
by Ender
My thoughts on bags:
Although it might seem like having more items drop upon death would encourage player killing, at least in xenimus history the opposite is true. Being individually vulnerable forces players to band together for security, and pk'rs are ruthlessly hunted down. The result is that most player killers lose more (and better) gear than they gain. This discourages most people from pking, and the few who are actually successful become legends (Pooper Scooper, Skotup, WoWThatWasEasy, Overcast, etc.)
In PvE situations, however, I think bags have a positive effect. They encourage people to explore, and to group together to hunt in harder areas. It also reduces the incentive to port pk (although there will always be some of this, even with something like the -enter command)
For the above reasons, I think bags should act differently in PvP and PvE situations. More items should drop in PvP, and less in PvE. (I'd even be cool with something closer to the current bag rules for PvE)
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 5:06 pm
by Blue Tiger
Howdy all, been awhile since iv posted on anything xenimus related. Game looks like it is comming along and I will for sure try it when it gets out. Hopefully its 100% better then todays xenimus, which isnt even missable, id rather sit and look at a tv turned off than play it. Work on this game is looking awesome for what i have seen. Will be nice to have someone that knows what their doing and how to actually communicate with the players.
most of you people are saying to have it where you drop all or most of your inven and equiped gear. Having it like that would only be fun (maybe) to the people that were actually around to play old xenimus. You are not going to attract completely new players or atleast not for long cus this will happen. They will start out, all will be fun and somehow they finally get a good weapon, they get to use it for 10mins and here comes someone 15 lvls above him and kills him in one attack and out falls every weapon and item that newbie worked weeks for. There goes a customer. Took weeks to get decent stuff and lose it all in 3 seconds. Yea thats fun....
Not going to point anyone out but several people on this board are giving suggestions that will send this game in the same direction as xenimus is now. You want this game to actually grow and attract NEW people, not just the 60 people that play xenimus, and to be honest NEW people that dont know any different arnt going to play a game when they have to start from square one every day probably.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 6:24 pm
by thadiusofx3
Let me put it like this:
Having no bags or a reduced bag system (not dropping no gear on death) means that people have to be CAREFUL and it teaches to them be better players.

If there were no bags people would be alot more way of what was going on and put more thought into PvP.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 7:31 pm
by 9sam1
why all the hating on bags, i think bags and redos etc. where some of the best additions to xenimus. You have no idea how devestating it was for me to lose all my gear back in the day. Rememember i was fooling around on my bros char and got killed and lost all his gear including LA staff, and i cryed lol.

Maybe back when the game meant little to us and it wasnt to big of a deal it was ok, but now? I would not play if it meant re gearing every time i die.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 7:46 pm
by Ender
If we had bags work like normal in PvE, all that 9sam1 is talking about could still go on fine. But in PVP, bags only make the pking / asshat problem worse. Bags should therefore be less "effective" in PvP situations. (see my previous post for the reasoning)
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 9:21 pm
by Ratiotile
Thadius, you continually assert that having no bags encourages people to be careful. While I agree that people shouldn't fool around in PvP, all the caution in the world will not help someone who will die in one hit from a pker transing in. I don't think the solution is to "find a secluded spot that gives bad exp where no one can find you". What you are suggesting works better when people do not die so easily. If a bagless system is to succeed, people cannot die in one or two shots.
PK-hunting clans: what can they do when the attack is hit-and-run and the PKer is invisible? Assume he doesn't PK frequently enough to go full evil. Anyone in Xenimus could pull off the perfect crime and there would be no repercussions! In a sense this encourages bad morals as killing goes unpunished.
 Now all the noobs have to do to avoid getting PK'ed is to log off. The problem with logging off is that it is unrealistic and robs the victim of playing time. What can we do to solve this problem?
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 9:38 pm
by Vitriol
I wouldnt worry about raids and things like that. Karl can always make low-risk areas. Like the castles in current xen.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 9:48 pm
by Ratiotile
Problem with no-risk zones is that they don't make much sense. How come if I'm standing on this side of the line I don't drop anything?
Let my rephrase what I said before: I think that the 'law' being upheld by PK-hunting clans is a fine idea, just that it may be a bit too easy for PKers to avoid them. If there was a code of ethics supported by most players, raid bosses wouldn't be a problem. Whoever PK'ed at the raid would be dealt with. Magic bags don't help stop PK's. Raids still don't work in Xenimus because highlevels PK everyone else to steal their potions.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 9:58 pm
by Vitriol
We are a long way from that anyway.
The simple truth is if you cant lose gear easily then PV will not be old xenimus it will be new xenimus.
I know you dont like the idea of dropping that omni whatever but its necessary to recapture what xen felt like 7 years ago.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 10:20 pm
by ziggman
There is HUGE difference in being careful, and being robbed.
having no bags would create and reinforce the 'trust no one attidude xenimus has now' i can see it now. 2-3 people having really good gear... and no one else has anything that is worth having.
Maybe you guys like it so much because you were the one pking noobs?
(im not accusing you, im just asking)
i see no bags doing several things
encourages pking
discourages noobs at the same time
makes rich richer
makes poor poorer
This is not the type of game i was invisioning... having high levels pk for level 15-25gear and I would lose gear 100% of the time, thats BS and i wouldnt play for more than 2-3 days
Dont get me wrong there should be penalty for death, exp loss things like that, but, to lose gear 100% of the time... is VERY steep in cost.
and dont try to tell me people wont be masspking for gear, maybe not at first but they will eventualy.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 10:27 pm
by Vitriol
We early players got the piss beat out of us, and yet we still play.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 10:29 pm
by thadiusofx3
We don't want it to be so hard to play that every time you run out of town you get killed and lose everything, but on the same token we don't want a carebear game.
Instead of arguing about having bags or no bags, lets find a system that would work out where theres still the chance of losing gear, but not losing everything every time you go out of town.
Posted:
Thu Jul 19, 2007 10:31 pm
by Vitriol
how about losing 2 or 3 random items when you die?


SYNOPSIS: How do you deliver a delightful software experience that brings pride and excitement to parents that have put their children in an awesome performing arts program? The best way to witness their children's growth is to actually attend the plays and programs. Similar to starting with an awesome appetizer at a restaurant and finishing with great desert, purchasing a ticket to a show is one of the most important parts of the experience.
BOTH parents as well as the owners of the Wolf Performing Arts program (known as the Wolf PAC) were frustrated with the technology they had to deal with. For the Wolf PAC Staff, they had to wait for an off-shore developer to update new shows and advertisements. The payment processing was a labor-intensive manual process. The manual procedures meant the parents who were waiting for updates or purchasing the tickets were often on hold or delayed, so the entire process was creating hinderance on both sides.
For parents, the intent of utilizing the site was to simply purchase tickets for performances and sign up for classes. Other than that, it served no other purpose. The Wolf PAC staff wanted the website to be a central hub for updates, media distribution, and a community.
The new website needed to embrace the brand and history of the Wolf PAC. With the brand of the Wolf PAC, the website needed to show the real star: the children. The designers that were involved project decided to utilize photographs as the backbone of the design and use a bright color palette to represent youth.
Staff of the Wolf PAC behind the curtains needed a way to advertise tickets, classes and generally bring more traffic to the website. The existing issue of manual payment, class and ticket processing needed to be resolved a well.
Automation seemed to be the missing element for the staff of Wolf PAC. Creating a robust automated back-end system for the management of classes and tickets needed to be created.
LEAPFROGGING, a method of design and development resembling AGILE, was applied during the creation of the project. I collaborated with designers to create a foundation and allocated my time to create such base in code. After the foundation was finished, small pieces of the design were created by other GDloft designers and then coded by me while other elements were being created by the designers.
A custom back-end and management system—that was tailored for non-technical staff of the Wolf PAC—was designed to add, edit, and process the offered classes and performance tickets. PHP and MySQL was used for the main back-end, while the traditional mix of HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript were powering the front-end. Previous projects like my Anonymous Thanks Project, and the AIGA Philadelphia Design Awards 2012 had allowed me to quickly code the back-end and the payment processor. The final product was delivered to the Wolf PAC staff members with instructions on how to manage the back-end.


task.rb
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Describe the behaviour of Task objects. See below for more details.
24-Dec-2007 (ADH): Created.
Given an ID, generate a task code for an XML-imported task based on the current date.
# File app/models/task.rb, line 130 def self.generate_xml_code( id ) today = Date.current "XML-%04d%02d%02d-#{ id }" % [ today.year, today.month, today.day ] end
Some default properties are dynamic, so assign these here rather than as defaults in a migration.
Parameters:
Optional hash used for instance initialisation in the traditional way for an ActiveRecord subclass. Optional User object. A default project is taken from that user's control panel data, if available.
# File app/models/task.rb, line 96 def initialize( params = nil, user = nil ) super( params ) if ( params.nil? ) self.duration = 0 self.active = true self.code = "TID%05d" % Task.count if ( user and user.control_panel ) cp = user.control_panel self.project = cp.project if ( cp.project and cp.project.active ) end end end
Class method - sort an array of tasks by the augmented title. Since this isn't done by the database, it's slow.
# File app/models/task.rb, line 153 def self.sort_by_augmented_title( list ) list.sort! { | x, y | x.augmented_title <=> y.augmented_title } end
Return the 'augmented' task title; that is, the task name, with the project and customer names appended if available.
# File app/models/task.rb, line 138 def augmented_title if ( self.project ) if ( self.project.customer ) return "#{ self.project.customer.title } - #{ self.project.title }: #{ self.title }" end return "#{ self.project.title }: #{ self.title }" end return "#{ self.title }" end
Is the given user permitted to update this task? Restricted users cannot modify tasks. Administrators always can. Managers only can if the task is still active.
# File app/models/task.rb, line 121 def can_be_modified_by?( user ) return false if ( user.restricted? ) return true if ( user.admin? ) return self.active end
Number of committed hours worked on this task.
# File app/models/task.rb, line 222 def committed_worked joins = { :timesheet_row => :timesheet } conditions = { :timesheets => { :committed => true } } return self.work_packets.joins( joins ).where( conditions ).sum( :worked_hours ) end
Is the given user permitted to do anything with this task?
# File app/models/task.rb, line 113 def is_permitted_for?( user ) return ( user.privileged? or user.tasks.include?( self ) ) end
Number of not committed hours worked on this task.
# File app/models/task.rb, line 231 def not_committed_worked joins = { :timesheet_row => :timesheet } conditions = { :timesheets => { :committed => false } } return self.work_packets.joins( joins ).where( conditions ).sum( :worked_hours ) end
Return an array with two elements - the first is the restricted associated users, the second the unrestricted associated users. Arrays will be empty if there are no associated users. Does this the slow way, asking each user if it is restricted, rather than making assumptions about how to quickly find restricted types.
# File app/models/task.rb, line 163 def split_user_types restricted = [] unrestricted = [] self.users.all.each do | user | if ( user.restricted? ) restricted.push( user ) else unrestricted.push( user ) end end return [ restricted, unrestricted ] end
Number of hours worked on the task between the given start and end Dates as a Range. Optionally pass a User object; work packets will only be counted if they're in a timesheet belonging to that user.
Returns an object with fields 'committed' and 'not_committed', giving sums for those types of hours.
# File app/models/task.rb, line 246 def sum_hours_over_range( date_range, user = nil ) joins = { :timesheet_row => { :timesheet => :user } } committed = { :timesheets => { :committed => true } } not_committed = { :timesheets => { :committed => false } } conditions = { :date => date_range } conditions[ :users ] = { :id => user.id } unless user.nil? return { :committed => self.work_packets.joins( joins ).where( committed ).where( conditions ).sum( :worked_hours ), :not_committed => self.work_packets.joins( joins ).where( not_committed ).where( conditions ).sum( :worked_hours ) } end
Number of hours worked on this task, committed or otherwise
# File app/models/task.rb, line 216 def total_worked return self.work_packets.sum( :worked_hours ) end
Update an object with the given attributes. This is done by a special model method because changes of the 'active' flag have side effects for other associated objects. THE CALLER *MUST* USE A TRANSACTION around a call to this method. There is no need to call here unless the 'active' flag state is changing.
# File app/models/task.rb, line 184 def update_with_side_effects!( attrs ) active = self.active self.update_attributes!( attrs ) # If the active flag has changed and it *was* 'true', then the task # has just been made inactive. if ( attrs[ :active ] != active and active == true ) # When tasks are made inactive, remove them from each of the Task lists # in User and ControlPanel objects. There are checks for this elsewhere, # but they're only to try and catch cases where this code has gone wrong. # # Although only restricted users make use of this list, other user types # may have a list set up either accidentally or because the user's type # is due to be changed to one with lower permissions. As a result, we # must update every user. User.all.each do | user | user.remove_inactive_tasks() user.save! end ControlPanel.all.each do | cp | cp.remove_inactive_tasks() cp.save! end end end


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ev_geojson module¶
Reads the Washington State EV charger stations dataset and creates a DataFrame of all Seattle stations with necessary information.
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ev_geojson.
all_type
(dataframe)[source]¶ Find all availble EV connector types in column [‘EV Connector Types’]
Parameters: dataframe (dataframe) – The dataframe to deal Returns: A list of all availible connector types Return type: dict
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ev_geojson.
convert_to_geojson
(dataframe, filename)[source]¶ Saves a DataFrame as GeoJSON
Parameters: - dataframe (dataframe) – the dataframe to save
- filename (str) – The given filename
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ev_geojson.
ev_connector_tf
(dataframe, type_list)[source]¶ Creates new columns to describe each station connector types
Parameters: - dataframe (dataframe) – the dataframe to deal with
- type_list (list) – all connector types
Returns: The dataFrame with new columns
Return type: dataframe
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ev_geojson.
ev_level_tf
(dataframe, col_ori, col_new)[source]¶ Creates new columns to describe each station charging levels
Parameters: - dataframe (dataframe) – The dataframe to deal
- col_ori (str) – The original column name of the EV Levels
- col_new (str) – The name of new column
Returns: The dataFrame with new columns
Return type: dataframe


Fuse Namespace
Namespaces
Fuse.Animations uno
Fuse.Camera uno
Fuse.CameraRoll uno
Fuse.Charting uno
Fuse.Controls uno
Fuse.Designer uno
Fuse.Drawing uno
Fuse.Effects uno
Fuse.Elements uno
Fuse.FileSystem uno
Fuse.GeoLocation uno
Fuse.Gestures uno
Fuse.ImageTools uno
Fuse.Input uno
Fuse.Internal uno
Fuse.iOS uno
Fuse.LauncherImpl uno
Fuse.Layouts uno
Fuse.LocalNotifications uno
Fuse.Motion uno
Fuse.Navigation uno
Fuse.Physics uno
Fuse.Platform uno
Fuse.Preview uno
Fuse.PushNotifications uno
Fuse.Reactive uno
Fuse.Resources uno
Fuse.Scripting uno
Fuse.Selection uno
Fuse.Share uno
Fuse.Storage uno
Fuse.Testing uno
Fuse.Text uno
Fuse.Triggers uno
Fuse.Vibration uno
Fuse.VideoTools uno
Fuse.WebSocket uno
UX Classes
AlternateRoot ux
Deferred ux
Font ux
HitTestResult ux
Represents the computed results of a particular intersection found during hit testing.
NodeGroup ux
OrthographicFrustum ux
PerspectiveFrustum ux
PlaySound ux
Properties ux
Rotation ux
Scaling ux
Shear ux
Applies a shear to the visual (skews it). If you wish to animate the shear use a Skew animator instead.
SystemFont ux
Translation ux
Represents a linear offset in space. For animated translation, consider using a Move animator instead of animating the properties of this class.
UserEvent ux
Classes
App uno
Base class for apps.
A Fuse project should contain exactly one App
tag, which is the root
node for the entire application.
AppBase uno
Base class for Fuse Apps. This class contains implementation and interface that is common between all platforms. You only need to derive from this class when adding support for a new platform. Fuse already provides derived classes for each supported platform, all of them named App, that you should use as base class when creating an app for an already supported platform.
Behavior uno
Base class for UX nodes without visual appearance.
Binding uno
Base class for binding classes that provide data for a Node properties.
Collision uno
ComputeException uno
Diagnostic uno
Assume that any of these properties can be null (except Type).
Diagnostics uno
DrawContext uno
FastMatrix uno
FramebufferPool uno
GraphicsWorker uno
Allows dispatching actions on a separate thread with access to a grpahics context that shares data with the main graphics context of the App. This is for example used to do asynchronous loading of textures.
HitTestContext uno
Holds common information needed while traversing a visual tree to perform hit testing.
Json uno
Contains tools for serializing scripting objects (based on IArray
and IObject
) to Json notation.
Launcher uno
Marshal uno
MarshalException uno
NameRegistry uno
Holds a global registry of the names of currently rooted objects within the App.
NameValuePair uno
Node uno
NodeGroupBase uno
PendingRemoveVisual uno
PlacedArgs uno
PropertyHandle uno
RelativeTransform<TransformMode> uno
A common base that provides for translation relative to other nodes.
RequestBringIntoViewArgs uno
Successive events cancel each other out. Only one thing in the tree can be brought into
view a time/per-frame. This also means that Node
could be null, indicating this frame
there is no more request (in case a request was sent and needs to be cancelled).
RequiresRootedException uno
RootViewport uno
ScalingModes uno
Time uno
A global stopwatch timer that has time=0 when the app launched
Timer uno
Provides callback services on the UI thread based on elapsed time.
Toast uno
Transform uno
TranslationModes uno
UnhandledExceptionArgs uno
Holds information about an unhandled exception
UpdateManager uno
UserEventArgs uno
Version uno
Get information about the current Fuse library version
ViewportHelpers uno
Visual uno
VisualBounds uno
VisualEvent<THandler, TArgs> uno
VisualEventArgs uno
Delegates
DiagnosticHandler (Diagnostic) uno
HitTestCallback (HitTestResult) uno
PlacedHandler (object, PlacedArgs) uno
RequestBringIntoViewHandler (object, RequestBringIntoViewArgs) uno
UnhandledExceptionHandler (object, UnhandledExceptionArgs) uno
Signature of a method that can handle an unhandled exception
UserEventHandler (object, UserEventArgs) uno
VisualEventHandler (object, VisualEventArgs) uno
Enums
DiagnosticType uno
InvalidateLayoutReason uno
Layer uno
Enumerates the layers of a Visual.
LayoutDependent uno
LayoutPriority uno
The allowed values for priority of actions within the Layout stage.
LayoutRole uno
The influence this visual has on the layout and inside content controls, such as PageControl or ScrollView.
MarginBoxDependent uno
UpdateStage uno
VisualContext uno
VisualEventMode uno
Interfaces
IActualPlacement uno
IArray uno
IBeginRemoveVisualListener uno
ICommonViewport uno
IFrame uno
IFrustum uno
INameListener uno
Interface of objects that listens to changes in names, as recorded by the NameRegistry.
IObject uno
IParentObserver uno
IProperties uno
IRaw uno
IRenderViewport uno
Defines the current drawing viewports. This really has nothing to do with the IViewport but was historically connected to it.
IScalingMode uno
IScriptException uno
ITemplateSource uno
ITransformMode uno
A singleton interface that calculates the transform.


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Collect utterances for intent
Collect utterances for intent
Given a context and an intent, write how you would express the intent using natural language. Don't try to be overly formal, simply write what you would say if you were in the given situation.
Context
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Intent
You want to try to return the shoes via an online customer service chat bot
Response
I would like to return a pair of shoes
Context
You bought a pair of shoes online but they don't fit
Intent
You want to try to return the shoes via an online customer service chat bot
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You bought a pair of shoes online but they don't fit
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You want to try to return the shoes via an online customer service chat bot
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LETTER: Millennials and free speech
by Knight Allen Las VegasThe Review-Journal’s recent editorial, “Poll: Millennials want to rewrite the First Amendment” misses the point.
There are now two First Amendments: The original and the new one coming off the college campuses. The original, which is being eclipsed and is in decline, says: “I hate what you say but will defend to the death your right to say it.” The new one, clearly in ascendancy, says, “I hate what you say, and I will do everything I can to shut you up.”
Supporters of the new First Amendment are waging a brutal and unrestricted war against the original First Amendment. Those who see the dangers — such as the Campaign for Free Speech, the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education and those individuals denied access to campuses — need to become far more aggressive in response to the terrorism practiced by the new First Amendment supporters.


You moved your entire family to Canada, for a new start. It went smoother than expected, you quickly got a new job as an electrical engineer. All of your children settled into the new house and country fairly quickly. Kyan was absolutely glowing of happiness. After a while, he had come out to the rest of his family, and they all supported him. They also saw the move with new eyes, now when they knew the reason behind it. Neela was also happier, knowing why you had moved them all away from everything that was known to the family. She was happy that you chose to protect your family, and you two decided to try and start over and put everything in the past.
Neela got pregnant again, and you found out it's a boy. You're really happy that everything worked out. You, and the rest of your family, do miss your relatives though. You know that you can never go back, both your relatives, and Neela's, were extremely mad about your decision to move to Canada. You received threats from both sides of the family. This is something that always weights heavily in your heart, the way things turned out with your extended family. But the most important thing is that you and your family are happy and safe.
Kyan came out openly as gay, and his new friends all accepted him and supported him.


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The installation captures real-time data from the constellation of Low Earth orbit satellites tracked by the ground stations—a decentralized window into critical and newly accessible infrastructure.
The Open Space Observatory installation is by Louis Center, Isha Kasliwal, Kei Kreutler, Cory Levinson, and Édouard A. Urcades.
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Lil Reese Drops Gun-Talking 'Come Outside' Days After Hospital Release
by Adreon PattersonLil Reese was released from Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn earlier this month after surviving a near-fatal gunshot wound in the Chicago suburb of Country Club Hills.
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liegroups.torch¶
The PyTorch implementation uses torch.Tensor as the backend linear algebra library, which allows the user to on the GPU or CPU and integrate with other aspects of PyTorch.
This version provides sensible options for batching the transformations themselves, as well as anything they might operate on, and is generally agnostic to the specific Tensor type (e.g., given a torch.cuda.FloatTensor as input, the output will also be a torch.cuda.FloatTensor).
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liegroups.torch.
SO2
¶ alias of
liegroups.torch.so2.SO2Matrix
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class
liegroups.torch.so2.
SO2Matrix
(mat)¶ See
liegroups.SO2
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cpu
()¶ Return a copy with the underlying tensor on the CPU.
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cuda
(device=None, non_blocking=False)¶ Return a copy with the underlying tensor on the GPU.
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classmethod
from_numpy
(other, pin_memory=False)¶ Create a torch-based copy of a numpy-based rotation.
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is_cuda
()¶ Returns true if the underlying tensor is a CUDA tensor
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is_pinned
()¶ Returns true if the underlying tensor resides in pinned memory
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pin_memory
()¶ Return a copy with the underlying tensor in pinned (page-locked) memory. Makes host-to-GPU copies faster.
See: http://pytorch.org/docs/master/notes/cuda.html?highlight=pinned
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liegroups.torch.
SE2
¶ alias of
liegroups.torch.se2.SE2Matrix
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class
liegroups.torch.se2.
SE2Matrix
(rot, trans)¶ See
liegroups.SE2
-
cpu
()¶ Return a copy with the underlying tensors on the CPU.
-
cuda
(device=None, non_blocking=False)¶ Return a copy with the underlying tensors on the GPU.
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classmethod
from_numpy
(other, pin_memory=False)¶ Create a torch-based copy of a numpy-based transformation.
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is_cuda
()¶ Returns true if the underlying tensors are CUDA tensors
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is_pinned
()¶ Returns true if the underlying tensors reside in pinned memory
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pin_memory
()¶ Return a copy with the underlying tensor in pinned (page-locked) memory. Makes host-to-GPU copies faster.
See: http://pytorch.org/docs/master/notes/cuda.html?highlight=pinned
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liegroups.torch.
SO3
¶ alias of
liegroups.torch.so3.SO3Matrix
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class
liegroups.torch.so3.
SO3Matrix
(mat)¶ See
liegroups.SO3
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cpu
()¶ Return a copy with the underlying tensor on the CPU.
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cuda
(device=None, non_blocking=False)¶ Return a copy with the underlying tensor on the GPU.
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classmethod
from_numpy
(other, pin_memory=False)¶ Create a torch-based copy of a numpy-based rotation.
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is_cuda
()¶ Returns true if the underlying tensor is a CUDA tensor
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is_pinned
()¶ Returns true if the underlying tensor resides in pinned memory
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pin_memory
()¶ Return a copy with the underlying tensor in pinned (page-locked) memory. Makes host-to-GPU copies faster.
See: http://pytorch.org/docs/master/notes/cuda.html?highlight=pinned
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liegroups.torch.
SE3
¶ alias of
liegroups.torch.se3.SE3Matrix
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class
liegroups.torch.se3.
SE3Matrix
(rot, trans)¶ See
liegroups.SE3
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cpu
()¶ Return a copy with the underlying tensors on the CPU.
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cuda
(device=None, non_blocking=False)¶ Return a copy with the underlying tensors on the GPU.
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classmethod
from_numpy
(other, pin_memory=False)¶ Create a torch-based copy of a numpy-based transformation.
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is_cuda
()¶ Returns true if the underlying tensors are CUDA tensors
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is_pinned
()¶ Returns true if the underlying tensors reside in pinned memory
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pin_memory
()¶ Return a copy with the underlying tensor in pinned (page-locked) memory. Makes host-to-GPU copies faster.
See: http://pytorch.org/docs/master/notes/cuda.html?highlight=pinned
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CA are particularly suited to model and simulate classes of complex systems characterized by a large number of interacting elementary components. The assumption that if a system behaviour is complex, the model that describes it must necessarily be of the same complexity is replaced by the idea that its behavior can be described, at least in some cases, in very simple terms.
Among different fields, fluid-dynamics is one of most important applications for CA and, in this research branch, many different CA-based methods can be found in the literature to simulate fluid flows. For instance, Lattice Gas Automata (LGA) were introduced for describing the motion and collision of particles on a grid and it was shown that such models can reproduce the main fluid dynamical properties. The continuum limit of these models leads to the Navier-Stokes equations. Lattice Gas models can be regarded as microscopic models, as they describe the motion of fluid particles which interact by scattering. An advantage of Lattice Gas models is that the simplicity of particles, and of their interactions, allow for the simulation of a large number of them, making it therefore possible to observe the emergence of flow patterns. Furthermore, since they are CA systems, it is possible to easily run simulations in parallel. A different approach to LGA is represented by Lattice Boltzmann models in which the state variables can take continuous values, as they are supposed to represent the density of fluid particles, endowed with certain properties, located in each cell (space and time are also discrete, as in lattice gas models). Both Lattice Gas and Lattice Boltzmann Models have been applied for the description of fluid turbulence.
Since many complex natural phenomena evolve on very large areas, they are therefore difficult to be modelled at a microscopic level of description. Among these, we can find some real flow-type phenomena like debris and lava flows, as well as floods and pyroclastic flows. Besides rheological complex behaviour, they generally evolve on complex topographies, that can even change during the phenomenon evolution, and are often characterised by branching and rejoining of the flow. In order to better model such kind of phenomena, an extended notion of Cellular Automata (eXtended Cellular Automata, described in the next Section), can represent a valid alternative to classical CA.


The following variables are needed if you plan to build or run fds from a fds git repo. Change definitions to match your environment. For example, define MPIDIST_ETH or MPIDIST_IB to match where your openmpi libraries are located. Note, if you only need to define MPIDIST_ETH if you plan on building and ethernet version of fds. Same for MPIDIST_IB for infiniband fds.
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PipedriveRuby
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It's a working in progress.
Tested with Ruby versions:
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2.0.0
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2.1.9
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2.2.5
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2.3.1
Welcome to your new gem! To experiment with that code, run
bin/console
for an interactive prompt.
Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'pipedrive_ruby'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install pipedrive_ruby --pre
Usage
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Development
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install
. To release a new version, update the version number in
version.rb
, and then run bundle exec rake
release
, which will create a git tag for the version, push git
commits and tags, and push the .gem
file to rubygems.org.
Contributing
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at github.com/lypborges/pipedrive_ruby. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.
Publishing new version with
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gem install gem-release
if you don't have. -
gem bump --version pre
, this will change the version according -
gem release --tag
this will, publish to rubygems.org and tag on github
Tips
before push/pull requests always run tests: - codeclimate
analyze
- spec
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The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.


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FoldAtlas includes a simple genome browser called d3nome, which shows intron and exon boundaries for each transcript, along with features that are near to the transcript of interest. This facilitates genome exploration and identification of interesting transcripts.
To search for a known transcript identifier (e.g. the TAIR (Lamesch et al., 2011) identifier "AT1G01010.1"), click Search in the title bar and then choose the Transcript ID tab. Next, enter the transcript ID and click Search. This will search the FoldAtlas database and jump to the profile page of the first match.
An issue with genome-scale RNA structure probing experiments is that many transcripts have only a small number of reads mapped to them, i.e. are low-coverage. We have produced an interface that lists transcripts in order of coverage. This can be reached by pressing Search and then choosing the Coverage tab. Transcripts with the best coverage are listed first, so that high-coverage transcripts can be found easily. The right column indicates transcripts whether in vivo structures are available.
FoldAtlas includes a module that plots DMS reactivity charts and allows them to be downloaded. At present, all FoldAtlas structure probing measurements are from DMS experiments. In the future, we will also add selective 2'-hydroxyl acylation analyzed by primer extension (SHAPE) measurements.
The DMS reactivities stored in FoldAtlas are normalised as described in Ding et al. (2014), under "Methods" and "Determination and normalization of DMS reactivity".
The chart area includes an overview mode, which displays reactivities for the entire transcript on a single line. This can be seen at the top of the image below. Underneath the overview is a More detail button, which shows the transcript on multiple lines, with 80 nucleotides per line. In this detailed view, G and U nucleotide labels are coloured grey to indicate that they do not react with DMS. The button downloads the reactivity chart as an SVG file.
Download Normalised can be used to obtain a tab-delimited text file containing the normalised DMS reactivity measurements for a given transcript. The following snippet illustrates 11 bases from the AT1G01620.1 transcript:
1 2 3 75 U NA 76 G NA 77 U NA 78 A 0.492188 79 G NA 80 A 0.767697 81 A 0.940973 82 A 0.45815 83 A 0.0 84 G NA 85 A 0.823105
The columns include, from left to right:
Download Raw can be used to obtain a text file containing raw adduct counts for DMS and control lanes, including raw counts for each replicate lane. This snippet illustrates 10 bases from the AT1G29930.1 transcript:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 position sequence sum_minus sum_plus minus_B1 minus_B2 minus_B3 plus_B1 plus_B2 plus_B3 1 A 3525 3179 1227 1288 1010 1192 906 1081 2 C 4894 2620 2258 1419 1217 875 901 844 3 C 2673 1664 1117 561 995 673 504 487 4 C 7644 3555 2609 2570 2465 1343 1425 787 5 A 508 402 207 181 120 124 156 122 6 U 1981 1046 673 769 539 291 357 398 7 U 1740 965 565 838 337 331 394 240 8 U 1045 203 307 559 179 102 68 33 9 C 1177 438 387 526 264 161 105 172 10 U 288 211 84 177 27 85 82 44
The columns include, from left to right:
FoldAtlas holds RNA secondary structure predictions generated using the RNAstructure package (Mathews et al., 2004). Predictions are divided into two categories: in vivo and in silico. Each structure prediction has an estimated free energy term associated, in kcal/mol.
All transcript sequences have in silico structures, which have been generated from the RNA sequence alone, without constraints.
The in vivo structures have been generated by constraining the prediction method with dimethyl sulfate (DMS) reactivity values, generated in a genome-scale experiment with two rounds of poly-A selection to increase the proportion of mRNA. Constraining predictions using experimental structure probing data has been shown to improve the predictive accuracy (Deigan et al., 2008), hence in vivo predictions are inferred to be of better accuracy than their in silico counterparts.
It is important to note that not all transcripts have in vivo predictions, since many transcripts have low read sequence coverage, corresponding to low RNA abundance. The proportion of transcripts with in vivo predictions will improve in future FoldAtlas iterations, as read depth from experiments increases.
When the RNAstructure prediction method is run on a transcript, up to 20 low free-energy structures are generated. In FoldAtlas, the similarity between these structures is visualised using Principle Component Analysis (PCA). Each dot corresponds to a structure, and similar structures are located in close proximity to one another.
Clicking a dot shows detailed information about the structure. A red dot colour indicates lower free energy, i.e. a more favourable structure.
The minimum free energy (MFE) structure is visualised by default, and can be displayed by pressing the MFE button. The button downloads the PCA image as an SVG file.
The method for using PCA with RNA structures has been described in Halvorsen et al., 2010, and involves generating a vector of length n, where n is the number of nucleotides. The value at each position in the vector is set to either 0 if the corresponding base is unpaired, or 1 if paired. The vectors are then entered into the PCA method, with each vector position as a dimension.
The circle plot can be used to intuitively visualise base pairing in a predicted RNA structure. Bases are arranged in a circle according to their sequence position, and lines drawn between bases indicate pairing. The colour of each line indicates the log10 base pair probability (BPP), calculated using the RNAstructure package. The free energy estimate is also shown. The button can be used to download the image as an SVG file.
FoldAtlas also visualises structures using a fold diagram. The diagram is generated using the ViennaRNA (Lorenz et al., 2003) package and then displayed in the browser using the forna JS module. Clicking Enable interaction allows the structure diagram to be rearranged by clicking and dragging bases. A free energy estimate is displayed in the top right corner. The button downloads the image as an SVG file.
The nucleotides are coloured according to their reactivity. Green nucleotides represent weak or no reactivity, orange denotes moderate reactivity, while red indicates strong reactivity. White nucleotides indicate that reactivity is irrelevant.
The Download structures button illustrated above generates a tab-delimited text file containing up to 20 in silico structures, along with up to 20 in vivo structures, if coverage is sufficient. The following snippet shows a single in silico structure prediction.
>AT5G65390.1 AAACAACUCUGCUUCACUCUCUAUCUUUCUUAAGUAAACAAAUCUUUAGAGAGAGUGGAAAAAAUGAAUUCGAAGAUCAU CGAAGCUUUCUUCAUCGUUGCUCUCUUCACUACCUCAUGCCUCGCUCAAGCUCCAGCUCCUUCUCCAACCACCACCGUCA CUCCUCCUCCCGUUGCCACUCCACCACCCGCCGCAACUCCCGCUCCGACCACCACUCCACCACCUGCCGUCUCCCCUGCC CCCACCUCUUCUCCUCCGUCUUCAGCUCCUUCUCCGUCGUCUGAUGCCCCUACCGCUUCUCCACCUGCACCGGAAGGUCC CGGAGUUAGCCCCGGCGAACUAGCCCCGACACCUUCCGAUGCUUCCGCUCCUCCACCUAACGCCGCUUUAACCAACAAAG CUUUCGUCGUCGGUUCACUUGUCGCCGCGAUUAUUUACGCCGUCGUGUUGGCUUAGGAUCUCAUUGUUUACAUCUUGAAA ACAUUAUGUUUUACAUUUUAUAGUUUCGGUGUUAAUUUCGAUAAUUUGAUUGAUUUUUCGUUAUUCGAUUGUUUACGGUG GAGUUAAAAUGAGAUGUUGACACGUGUAACUUUUCAUGGUUUGUUGUCUACGUGGAAUAUGUUGUGUAAAUCCAGUAAUA GGCUAAUAAAAUUACUUUAUUAUUCGUUCUCACAUGUUUCAUCACUCUUUUAAUAGGAAUAAAAUGUAAGAACUCAAAAA GAAAAUUCAUAAUUUUUAUAAAAUCAGGUAUUCUC >sid_207394 ENERGY:-203.0 kcal/mol In silico structure prediction ...((....)).(((((((((......(((.(((.........))).))))))))))))............(((((.((. (((...........))).))...)))))........((((((.(((........)))........((((........... ...........)))).(((..((....((((.(((((....((......................))((((((....... ..........((((.((((..(((((............).)))).((.......))..........(((.((((((((.. (((.(((((..........))))).)))..)))))))).)))...............((((((((((((.......)))) .....((((.((((.........)))))))).......((((......)))).((((((............)))))).(( (((...))))).((........))..)))))))).....(((((((.((.((((.....)))).))))))))).)))).) ))).......))))))..(((.((((........))))))).)))))....))))....))..))).......((((((( ((.((((...)))).))))))))).(((((.(((((((((...............)))))...)))).)))))....... (((((((...)))))))........))))))....
The sequence identifier is on the first line followed by the sequence and then the structures. For each structure, the FoldAtlas structure identifier (sid_*) is shown alongside free energy and details of whether the structure is an in silico or in vivo prediction. The structure is given in dot bracket notation.
Structural entities include RNA structure prediction data, along with the probing data that were used to generate them.
Other FoldAtlas tables deal with representing genomic data structures. These are used by the genome browser and also to generate RNA sequences. These cover gene and transcript identifiers. Genomic entities include:


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Completed 2 big project for 3 branch companies. The first project is Payment Request. This module is made for back officer (non sales) to claimed their on duty schedule. Payment Request is also connected to the ERP software that make easier for process in finance officers side. And the second one is Online Quiz, this module is made for sales. In every month in it's last weeks, Dept Head of Sales will make some tests for their sales. This Test will random for the number of question and also it's option answer, so the sales can not do some coop during the test. The question is transfer to the databases using upload system. The file will upload is in Excell file, So upload system is made from PHPExcell to convert every cell in the excell file to the variable of PHP for insert into databases.
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This week was pretty different than the previous weeks, as this included a fun-filled round-robin review among the 3 students who were selected by Ruby Science Foundation organization, namely Prasun, Shekhar & myself. So, this is how it works -
Such a review helps in getting more perspectives about the codebase from someone who hasn't been around when the codebase was being developed.
Sticking to the timeline and working on many branches which are being refined is good.
Clarification : In case of use-cases (say, a non-Rails app) where ActiveRecords isn't used, the SQL IO modules would come in handy. Hence, IMO it'd be better to retain SQL IO modules.
Clarification : Acknowledged, this is an Issue which I didn't face during usage. However, it definitely does seem logical to handle Timeout exceptions.
Clarification : JsonPaths are optional arguments. By default, '$.{column_name}'
is used. However, while creating / accessing from complexly nested hashes (as is the
case with most social media APIs), JsonPaths seems to be most easiest way to deal.
rdoc
leads to error.Clarification : Ah, this seems to have been left out in documentation. The YARD
docs are to generated with yard doc
rather than rdoc
.
Most components like nyaplot
, highcharts
, googlecharts
have been adhered to, with the
proposed timeline. However, other components like matplotlib
and chartkick
have been
left out.
matplotlib
has been dropped, as it has the ability to create only SVG charts which aren't
interactive. Meanwhile, chartkick
has been dropped as it's dependencies (highcharts
,
googlecharts
) have already been added support in daru-view
.
Shekhar has done a great work with implementation of the adapters architecture. Meanwhile, these are some improvements that could be fixed IMO -
PerceivedComplexity
& CyclomaticComplexity
.rspec
, that should be taken care of.case..when
blocks, as present in
view/adapters/googlecharts.rb
and
view/adapters/highcharts.rb.In short, blocks like
case
when var.isa? String
'String'
when var.isa? Integer || var.is_a? Float
'Number'
else
'Something else'
end
can be changed to
case var
when String then 'String'
when Integer, Float then 'Number'
else 'Something else'
end
Daru::DataFrame
/ Daru::Vector
to allow use-cases like df.plot(opts)
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The JSON Exporter has been added to the fray, with JsonPaths feature for complexly nested
hashes, :orient
option and also block manipulation of the JSON content. Progress can be
tracked in this Pull Request.


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For these and many other reasons, it is not a surprise to find that working with email is a common task, particularly for scripting languages. There are many email systems in use, including SMTP/POP3 facilities, Microsoft Exchange Server, and IBM's Domino (previously known as Lotus Notes) among others.
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Default implementation of the
ContactParser
protocol.Parse contact data from json. Each key from JSON represents property name from
CNMutableContact
type.Example:
{ "contactType": "person", "givenName": "Michael" }
DateComponents
is represented as a JSON dictionary:Example:
{ "birthday": { "year": 2016, "month": 5, "day": 19 } }
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is represented as a JSON dictionary. The dictionary key is used aslabel
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Dates, social profiles, phone numbers, email addresses, url addresses, postal addresses, contact relationships and instant message addresses are constructed as a list of dictionaries.
Example:
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Note
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Swift
public struct ContactDictionaryParser: ContactParser
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EventParser
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file in the test project.Declaration
Swift
public struct EventDictionaryParser: EventParser
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Default implementation of the
ReminderParser
protocol.Parse reminder data from json. Each key from JSON represents property name from the
EKReminder
type.Example:
{ "title": "Minimal Reminder Title", "priority": 3 }
DateComponents
is represented as a JSON dictionary:Example:
{ "startDateComponents": { "timeZone": { "identifier": "America/Los_Angeles", }, "year": 2017, "month": 10, "day": 24, "hour": 12, "minute": 25, "second": 0 } }
Seealso
EventKitHandler
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file in the test project.Declaration
Swift
public struct ReminderDictionaryParser: ReminderParser
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Swift
public protocol Parser
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Extension to the
Parser
protocol. Requires the converted object to be an instance of theCNMutableContact
type.Seealso
ContactDictionaryParser
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ContactsHandler
Declaration
Swift
public protocol ContactParser: Parser
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Extension to the
Parser
protocol. Requires the converted object to be an instance of theEKEvent
type.Seealso
EventDictionaryParser
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EventKitHandler
Declaration
Swift
public protocol EventParser: Parser
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Extension to the
Parser
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type.Seealso
ReminderDictionaryParser
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EventKitHandler
Declaration
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public protocol ReminderParser: Parser


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Short version: If you want to pin your SSL certs easily, go get RNPinnedCertValidator.
If your app uses SSL to communicate with your server (and it should), you generally don’t need to trust every certificate that Apple trusts. You should just trust the specific certificate of your server, or maybe your own root signing certificate. But there’s certainly no reason to trust the over 200 certificates in iOS 7’s root store.
The practice of trusting only your own certificate is called “pinning,” and I’ve discussed it several times at conferences. I then say something like, “It’s easy. You just do this:”
...
NSError *error = NULL;
NSString *path = [[NSBundle mainBundle]<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ofType:@"cer"];
NSData *certData = [NSData dataWithContentsOfFile:path
options:0
error:&error];
if (! certData) {
// Handle error reading
}
SecCertificateRef
certificate = SecCertificateCreateWithData(NULL, (__bridge CFDataRef)certData);
if (!certificate) {
// Handle error parsing
}
self.anchors = [NSArray arrayWithObject:CFBridgingRelease(certificate)];
...
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willSendRequestForAuthenticationChallenge:(NSURLAuthenticationChallenge *)challenge {
SecTrustRef trust = challenge.protectionSpace.serverTrust;
SecTrustSetAnchorCertificates(trust, (__bridge CFArrayRef)self.anchors);
SecTrustSetAnchorCertificatesOnly(trust, true);
SecTrustResultType result;
OSStatus status = SecTrustEvaluate(trust, &result);
if (status == errSecSuccess &&
(result == kSecTrustResultProceed ||
result == kSecTrustResultUnspecified)) {
NSURLCredential *cred = [NSURLCredential credentialForTrust:trust];
[challenge.sender useCredential:cred forAuthenticationChallenge:challenge];
}
else {
[challenge.sender cancelAuthenticationChallenge:challenge];
}
}
I mean, really, what could be simpler. OK, maybe it could be simpler. Maybe if it were a little simpler, everyone would do it. So how about this?
- (void)connection:(NSURLConnection *)connection
willSendRequestForAuthenticationChallenge:(NSURLAuthenticationChallenge *)challenge {
NSString *path = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"mycert"
ofType:@"cer"];
RNPinnedCertValidator *validator = [[RNPinnedCertValidator alloc] initWithCertificatePath:path];
[validator validateChallenge:challenge];
}
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{title:'@NameProperty Annotation'}
The {@link oaj.annotation.NameProperty @NameProperty} annotation is used to identify a setter as a method for setting the name of a POJO as it's known by its parent object.
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DAMNED IN THE USA Paul Yule (UK,1991) 76 min. R Seen: Princess Cinema, Waterloo, Ontario
Capsule Rating: DAMNED IN THE USA is a movie about censorship. While it lets the right-wingers have their say, it is openly anti-censorship. Not only does DAMNED IN THE USA provide enough material to make the viewer think about censorship, it also has many hilarious moments, some from the stand-up schtick running throughout, and some from the way people like Reverend Wildmon tries to explain the Mapplethorpe phots ("He had his er ... um ... up the other man's ... er ... um..")
Rating: 8 out of 10
Censorship has never been so much fun.
DAMNED IN THE USA uses many methods to make it's anti-censorship points. One of the main methods is by actually showing the audience what is/was being censored. When one first hears this, they begin to think "Oh--I see--the whole idea of the movie is to show all that naughty stuff". Well, undoubtedly that's what drew a lot of the almost sold-out audience, but Damned in the USA is much more.
The movie interviews everyone from members of the religious right, to friends of Robert Mapplethorpe, to try to find out what people love and hate about the Mapplethorpe photos, "Piss Christ," THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST, 2 Live Crew and other censored, or almost-censored, works or artists.
What makes DAMNED so intriguing is that it is a movie about censorship--that was itself censored. The movie begins with a short retrospective of the court case this movie had to go through to be approved for audiences. The movie makes the case that censorship often creates publicity for artists. No doubt this happened for the movie itself--and the movie deserves it.
The movie features the stand-up act of an individual whos name I forget, talking about censorship. This provides humour throughout (as if we didn't get enough laughs out of Wildmon).
This is a movie for people that are against censorship. Someone who is anti-censorship would argue this movie looks at the argument fairly. In fact, despite to stand-up act woven throughout (which, in some circles, could be construed as commentary), the movie never actually makes a stand on the issue. Someone who is for censorship - will find this movie offensive. Partly because it directly or indirectly makes the religious right individuals look like idiots, and partly because it shows the offensive pictures.
I highly recommend DAMNED IN THE USA--for a good night of enlightenment--and laughter.
BLUE Don McKellar (Canada, 1992 [?]), R [?], 19 min.
BLUE is a short movie about two things. 1. A guy (played expertly by by David Cronenberg) who is addicted to porno magazines and 2.  BLUE is a funny movie. It's the kind of movie that people will like, but may laugh harder that normal--as if to say, "Ha! He's going to masturbate--how funny!" But even without that, it's a funny movie. It's also an explicit movie. It shows the insides of the porno magazines, also, the interview with the 60's porn queen is over what seems to be an actual porno movie--with all the explicity therein.
However, the movie gets away with it, as it is obviously meant to be satirical, and not exploitive.
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public class RepositoryClientProvider
extends java.lang.Object
RepositoryClient
that can be used to access services offered by a
repository server application. It requires the repository's service URL for REST communications,
which can be configured by means of reading properties from well-known locations (see
RepositoryUrlLoader
), or directly when instantiating the provider.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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static RepositoryClient |
create()
Creates a client to a server instance.
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static RepositoryClient |
create(java.lang.String repoRestUrl)
Creates a client to a server instance found on the provided URL.
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static RepositoryClientProvider |
createProvider()
Creates a provider for clients to a server instance.
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static RepositoryClientProvider |
createProvider(java.lang.String repoRestUrl)
Creates a provider for clients to a server instance.
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RepositoryClient |
getRepositoryClient()
Gets the repository client.
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public static RepositoryClientProvider createProvider()
RepositoryClient
public static RepositoryClientProvider createProvider(java.lang.String repoRestUrl)
repoRestUrl
- the repository server URL (where the server expects REST connections)RepositoryClient
public static RepositoryClient create()
RepositoryClient
public static RepositoryClient create(java.lang.String repoRestUrl)
repoRestUrl
- the repository server URL (where the server expects REST connections)RepositoryClient
public RepositoryClient getRepositoryClient()
RepositoryClient
to communicate with a repository server instance


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Search for transform rotate for the roof
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it Should have a roof, a window and a door at least!
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The windows should be colored light blue.
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Describe each line using html commenting tags.
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Use of arc-path tags has extra points (+5)
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Put the link to your GitHub in the assignment (in myCourses).


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{% extends "tutorial/base.html" %} {% from "tutorial/repo.html" import render_repo with context %} {% block title %}Volunteering events{% endblock %} {% block subtitle %}Check out volunteering opportunities in Rochester area.{% endblock %} {% block container %}
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Location: Rochester Public Market
Nov. 2, 2019 Saturday 12:30-3:30pm
Cap: 12
Founded by Khoury Humphrey in January of 2015, Flower City Pickers (FCP) is a secular, all inclusive group of volunteers that redistributes leftover and discarded produce recovered from Rochester's Public Market to local homeless shelters, halfway houses, soup kitchens, food pantries, and other organizations with need for food. Our goal is to feed people, not landfills!
Location: 333 Westmoreland Dr, Rochester, NY
Nov. 1, 2019 Friday 6-8pm
Cap: 2
There’s nothing like home cooking when you’re so far from home… meals are very important to our families. Cooking a meal for a family is a wonderful team-building experience, and a great opportunity for your corporate group, club, team or organization.
Location: Rochester Public Market
Apr. 11, 2020
Cap: 40
Mount Hope Cemetery is a one-of-a-kind environment that features an extraordinary landscape. Maintaining the vast amount of grounds requires a great deal of volunteer effort and community support. Volunteer events are held rain or shine. Volunteers must be able to lift 30lbs, and dress weather and work appropriately (boots and long pants). Tools, safety equipment (gloves, eye and ear protection) and water are provided, but feel free to bring your own provisions. Sunscreen and insect repellent is advised. Volunteers under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a chaperone at all times while on the grounds. !


Changelog¶
Version 0.1.0¶
- Introduced the User.access_token_response attribute.
- Added support for User.email and User.link to the oauth1.Plurk provider.
- The oauth1.Flickr provider doesn’t make the redundant API call during oauth1.Flickr.update_user() anymore.
- Added the User.location attribute.
- Removed support for User.country and User.city from oauth1.Twitter and oauth2.GitHub providers.
- Removed support for User.link and User.picture from oauth1.Tumbler provider.
- Removed support for User.username and added support for User.birth_date to oauth2.Facebook provider.
- oauth2.Facebook provider now uses v2 api for user info request.
- Removed the r_fullprofile and r_fullprofile scopes from oauth2.LinkedIn.user_info_scope due to the Developer Program Transition and as a consequence removed support for User.birth_date and User.phone.
Version 0.0.13¶
- Removed logging of response body in the providers.AuthorizationProvider.access() method.
- Fixed an error in oauth2.Google when the access token request resulted in an OAuth 2 parameters can only have a single value: client_secret error.
Version 0.0.12¶
- Fixed import errors of the six module.
- Fixed an bug when decoding binary provider response resulted in an error.
- Improved handling of ambiguous user location by some providers. Introduced the User.location attribute.
Version 0.0.11¶
- Added Python 3.x support thanks to Emmanuel Leblond.
- Fixed a bug when authomatic.Response could not be decoded.
- The oauth2.Foursquare provider now supports User.birth_date.
Version 0.0.10¶
- Fixed a bug when saving non-JSON-serializable values to third party sessions by the python-openid package caused a KeyError.
- Added the oauth2.Eventbrite provider.
- Added the oauth2.Amazon provider.
- Improved OAuth 2.0 Error Handling.
Version 0.0.9¶
- Updated user info URL scheme of the oauth1.Yahoo provider.
- The oauth2.Yandex provider now supports User.name and. User.username properties.
- Updated oauth2.WindowsLive OAuth 2.0 endpoints.
- Fixed a bug with the oauth2.Yammer provider when user info request failed because the token_type was not "Bearer".
- The oauth2.Yammer provider now supports CSRF protection.
- Added the logger keyword argument to Authomatic constructor.
- Added the v=20140501 parameter to each request of the oauth2.Foursquare provider.
- The oauth2.LinkedIn provider now supports the User.birth_date attribute.
- The oauth2.Reddit provider now supports the User.username attribute.
Version 0.0.8¶
- Added the supported_user_attributes to tested provider classes.
- The oauth2.Facebook provider now populates the User.city and User.country properties.
- The oauth2.Google prowider now uses https://www.googleapis.com/plus/v1/people/me as the user_info_url instead of the deprecated https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v3/userinfo. Also the user_info_scope reflects these changes.
- Added missing user_info_scope to oauth2.DeviantART provider.
- Changed the user_authorization_url of oauth1.Twitter provider from https://api.twitter.com/oauth/authorize to https://api.twitter.com/oauth/authenticate.
- Added the oauth1.Xing provider.
- Made compatible with Python 2.6.
Version 0.0.7¶
- Added user email extraction to oauth1.Yahoo provider.
- Added the access_headers and access_params keyword arguments to the AuthorizationProvider constructor.
- Fixed a bug in oauth2.GitHub provider when ValueError got risen when a user had only the city specified.
- Added a workaround for issue #11, when WebKit-based browsers failed to accept cookies set as part of a redirect response in some circumstances.
Version 0.0.6¶
- Added the DjangoAdapter.
- Switched the user_info_url attribute of the oauth2.Google provider to Google API v3.