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Methods defined here:
- AddNewFile(self, user, f)
- Add a new file to the dictionary. The name of the file must be different from the others in the same directory.
Parameters:
user -- the id of the user.
f -- the file of the user.
Returns:
bool: added succesfully.
- CheckArguments(self, text='none', text1='none')
- Check if the arguments are not int, float or None. Must be a string
Parameters:
text -- first argument. Default 'none'
text1 -- second argument. Default 'none'
Returns:
bool: if the arguments are string
- CreateUser(self, user)
- Add a new user to the dictionary. Must be an different user that is not in the dictionary.
Parameters:
user -- the id of the user.
Returns:
bool: created succesfully.
- DeleteFile(self, user, f)
- Add a new file to the dictionary. The name of the file must be different from the others in the same directory.
Parameters:
path -- the path of the file.
Returns:
bool: added succesfully.
- DeleteStore(self)
- Clear the storage
Returns:
bool: if the dictionary is empty
- DeleteUser(self, user)
- Delete a user from the dictionary. Must exist the user in the dictionary.
Parameters:
user -- the id of the user.
Returns:
bool: delete succesfully.
- IsFile(self, user, f)
- Check if the path exists in the dictionary and if the pdf file is on the file system.
Parameters:
path -- the path of the pdf file to find.
Returns:
bool: if the pdf exist or not.
- IsUser(self, user)
- Check if the user exists in the dictionary.
Parameters:
user -- the id of the user to find.
Returns:
bool: if the user exist or not.
- SearchFile(self, user, search)
- Search all the files that are similar to name.
Parameters:
user -- the id of the user.
search -- the search of the user's storage.
Returns:
Array: the files resulting from the search
- Status(self)
- Return the status of the class
Returns:
string: return OK
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this is being addressed by the Hudson Molonglo work pepared for SC (plugin with intent to merge into core code down the road)
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by None at 2022-06-22 12:24:06.@faithc
This generation currently happens now with EADs in SVN
Can you point me to the file(s) in SVN that used to generate MARC item records from EAD? Is it some kind of XSLT? Was it run manually?
Hi Regine- I wasn't involved in developing that workflow so I have no idea. Sorry! @escowles or @doncat may know?
@faithc The quote is from a comment you left on https://github.com/pulibrary/pulfalight/issues/540, which you referenced above, so it seems like you're saying there is an existing SVN workflow that we should emulate. Could you review your comment in case it sparks any memory? I know this was a long time ago.
@faithc Also, can you provide a mapping or sample MARC record to show what fields you want included / what you want the final output to look like?
I think I was just providing a general explanation that the workflow for creating collection-level MARC records pre-ASpace involved manipulating EADs in SVN somehow, and that it would no longer be feasible to do so with the migration to ASpace. I thought perhaps knowing how the old workflow was implemented might influence the new workflow. I see that Esme had noted that Mark was most involved in the former process.
The output should be the same as the collection-level records that are being generated: each component includes a creator and subject headings; many also have scopecontent, and the collection-level access note should display unless there's a component-level note that supersedes it (though, I don't think there are any component-level access notes). I can work with ADAPT folks to create a mapping though if that would be helpful.
@faithc I just need a little more information please.
each component includes a creator and subject headings;
Most component records don't have creators, just titles, so who should the creator be? Which fields specifically do you want included? I don't think the collection-level routine carries over; we went through quite a lot of back and forth to map and filter the fields. Again, an example or field-by-field mapping would be helpful.
Ok, will do.
Might you be able to share the documentation/mapping that was created for collection-level MARC records? Might be easiest for us to work from that as a baseline.
Sure! If you want to know more about the collection-level process, you may also want to check in with Lynn.
Umbrella issue: https://github.com/pulibrary/aspace_helpers/issues/2
Code: https://github.com/pulibrary/aspace_helpers/blob/main/reports/aspace2alma/get_MARCxml.rb
Thanks! And will do.
Hey Regine- I checked in with Lynn. She said that as far as she's aware, IT folks have been using the standard MARC XML export with its built-in mapping. Is that sufficient for this use case as well? Perhaps if there are differences between the two record types/workflows, we can hash those out? For example, I would think that similar to collection-level records, if there's no creator associated with an archival object, then that MARC field doesn't get populated.
Hi Faith. "IT folks" in this case is myself, so I can say with certainty that no, we didn't just import the ASpace export into Alma. Rather, we exported MARC-XML and then quite significantly tweaked the fields based on Lynn's (and other folks' she was working with) requests.
For this project, none of that applies, as MARC-XML exports in ASpace are only available on the collection level. For the component level, we'll be working off of the JSON export.
Ok, sorry. I wasn't sure who all was involved in that project.
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This method is used to compare the receiver object (this
)
with the argument object (arg0
) for equivalence
This method is used to compare the receiver object (this
)
with the argument object (arg0
) for equivalence.
The default implementations of this method is an equivalence relation:
x
of type Any
,
x.equals(x)
should return true
.x
and y
of type
Any
, x.equals(y)
should return true
if and only
if y.equals(x)
returns true
.x
, y
, and z
of type AnyRef
if x.equals(y)
returns true
and
y.equals(z)
returns
true
, then x.equals(z)
should return true
.
If you override this method, you should verify that
your implementation remains an equivalence relation.
Additionally, when overriding this method it is often necessary to
override hashCode
to ensure that objects that are
"equal" (o1.equals(o2)
returns true
)
hash to the same Int
(o1.hashCode.equals(o2.hashCode)
).
the object to compare against this object for equality.
true
if the receiver object is equivalent to the argument; false
otherwise.
Returns a hash code value for the object
Returns a hash code value for the object.
The default hashing algorithm is platform dependent.
Note that it is allowed for two objects to have identical hash
codes (o1.hashCode.equals(o2.hashCode)
) yet not be
equal (o1.equals(o2)
returns false
). A
degenerate implementation could always return 0
.
However, it is required that if two objects are equal
(o1.equals(o2)
returns true
) that they
have identical hash codes
(o1.hashCode.equals(o2.hashCode)
). Therefore, when
overriding this method, be sure to verify that the behavior is
consistent with the equals
method.
This utility method returns true if and only if this reader is currently inside a non-empty include element
This utility method returns true if and only if this reader is currently inside a non-empty include element. (This is not the same as being inside the node set which replaces the include element.) This is primarily needed for comments inside include elements. It must be checked by the actual LexicalHandler to see whether a comment is passed or not.
Returns a string representation of the object
Returns a string representation of the object.
The default representation is platform dependent.
This is a SAX filter which resolves all XInclude include elements before passing them on to the client application. Currently this class has the following known deviation from the XInclude specification:
Furthermore, I would definitely use a new instance of this class for each document you want to process. I doubt it can be used successfully on multiple documents. Furthermore, I can virtually guarantee that this class is not thread safe. You have been warned.
Since this class is not designed to be subclassed, and since I have not yet considered how that might affect the methods herein or what other protected methods might be needed to support subclasses, I have declared this class final. I may remove this restriction later, though the use-case for subclassing is weak. This class is designed to have its functionality extended via a a horizontal chain of filters, not a vertical hierarchy of sub and superclasses.
To use this class:
XIncludeFilter
object with a known base URLXMLReader
object from which the raw document will be read to thesetParent()
method of this object.ContentHandler
object to thesetContentHandler()
method of this object. This is the object which will receive events from the parsed and included document.LexicalHandler
object as the value of this object's http://xml.org/sax/properties/lexical-handler property. Also make sure yourLexicalHandler
asks this object for the status of each comment usinginsideIncludeElement
before doing anything with the comment.parse()
methode.g.
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(inner) detectCycles(path, options) → {Array.<Cycle>}
-
Runs the floyd algorithm with each node in the array
as the starting point, to ensure all potentially
disconnected paths are checked.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
path |
Path
|
An array of nodes. Each node should have an 'out' property with an array. |
options |
Options
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- Source:
Returns:
- A set of detected cycles.
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Type
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Array.<Cycle>
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(inner) floyd(path, start, options) → {Cycle}
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The Floyd algorithm.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
path |
Path
|
A vector of nodes. |
start |
Number
|
The starting node. |
options |
Options
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- Source:
Returns:
An object describing a detected cycle.
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Type
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Cycle
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(inner) normalizePath(path, options) → {Path}
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Turn in-edges into out-edges.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
path |
Path
|
An un-normalized path, potentially containing in-edge properties. |
options |
Options
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- Source:
Returns:
- A normalized path, with only out-edges.
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Type
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Path


SMALL FACES (director/writer: Gillies MacKinnon; screenwriter: Billy MacKinnon; cinematographer: John DeBorman; editor: Scott Thomas; cast: Lex Maclean (Iain Robertson), Joseph McFadden (Alan MacLean), J.S. Duffy (Bobby MacLean), Laura Fraser (Joanne MacGowan), Garry Sweeney (Charlie Sloan), Clare Higgins (Lorna MacLean), Kevin McKidd (Malky Johnson), Mark McConnochie (Gorbals), Ian McElhinney (Uncle Andrew), David Walker (Fabio); Runtime: 102; October Films; 1995-UK)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A hard-hitting tale about Glasgow street life in a working class neighborhood, set in 1968. The three MacLean brothers live with their widowed mother, Lorna (Higgins), in a small flat in the outlying area of the city. They all miss very much their dead father, though it is the eldest Bobby (Duffy) who misses him the most, troubled by nightmares, lack of intelligence, and an uncontrollable anger. He belongs to the local gang 'The Glen.' Alan (Joseph MacFadden) is the 18-year-old middle brother who is studying at an art school, trying to avoid gang life and is having a flirtatious relationship with an enchanting 19-year-old, Joanne (Fraser). She is two-timing the psychopathic gang leader of the Tongs, Malky Johnson (Kevin McKidd) by somehow going out with the eccentric gang leader of The Glen, Charlie Sloan (Garry Sweeney). The central figure in the story is the troubled baby-faced 13-year-old Lex (Iain Robertson), who is caught in the middle of choosing between both his older brother's lifestyles. He is also faced with problems in school and uncertainty of his future, but on the positive side he has shown some passion for playing the trombone, drawing and only getting into childish trouble. He witnesses razor fights, beatings, and terror in the neighborhood, as he struggles to find himself with no one to guide him properly, in this striking coming of age film. The film is told from his view of things.
The mischievous Lex, while out in the park with Alan, fires an air-gun and accidently hits Malky between the eyes while he is playing soccer. By this rash action, he thereby brings all the MacLean brothers into the gang feud, and that requires protection from The Glen. Charlie Sloan is a Mick Jagger fan and somewhat artistically inclined, who brings the feud on with the rival gang to a new height of violence.
There is one telling scene of the extended Maclean family together in one of their happier moments, as their mother sings traditional Celtic folk songs in a beautiful lilting voice and a visiting uncle (McElhinney) from the States gets drunk and joins in the singing, and shows off the tattoo of his ex-wife on his back.
It is a deliberate film, doing a grand job of setting up the characters and the tough situation they are in, with the visuals telling the story as powerfully as it can. The graffiti buildings, the anxious faces on the main characters searching for something good in their life, and the invisible line that is always in danger of being crossed, the line between real big trouble and childhood trouble, is always one step away for these working class toughs, as the film stresses the problems those youths in the community face.
The brick fights between the rival gangs and the angst of the mother, not understanding what to do, seemed genuine, in this semi-autobiographical work by the MacKinnon brothers, Gillies and Billy.
Spoiler in the next paragraph about the film's ending.
The film comes to its most tense moments when the confused Lex feels put upon by the roughhouse tactics of Sloan, especially when for no reason the gang pummels an artist friend (Walker) of Alan's, someone who had been kind to him. Lex visits the housing project area of the Tongs, where he accidently meets the brother of Malky, Gorbals (McConnochie), on his way to join the gang to get even with Charlie Sloan. The story moves along in a disarmingly violent pace -- culminating in the murder of one of Lex's brothers, which leaves Lex guilt-ridden as the cause of his brother's death.
It is a film that tried to say more than what it is capable of saying, but when it was on message, it had a stunning affect, showing how the lack of good parenting and a poor environment could be deadly. It caught something real about growing up in such a rough environment, but the acting was not that great by the kids and when all is said and done, the brothers were made into stock characters.
REVIEWED ON 11/16/2000 GRADE: B
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public class BufferParameters
extends java.lang.Object
The parameters allow control over:
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
CAP_FLAT
Specifies a flat line buffer end cap style.
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static int |
CAP_ROUND
Specifies a round line buffer end cap style.
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static int |
CAP_SQUARE
Specifies a square line buffer end cap style.
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static double |
DEFAULT_MITRE_LIMIT
The default mitre limit
Allows fairly pointy mitres.
|
static int |
DEFAULT_QUADRANT_SEGMENTS
The default number of facets into which to divide a fillet of 90 degrees.
|
static double |
DEFAULT_SIMPLIFY_FACTOR
The default simplify factor
Provides an accuracy of about 1%, which matches the accuracy of the default Quadrant Segments parameter.
|
static int |
JOIN_BEVEL
Specifies a bevel join style.
|
static int |
JOIN_MITRE
Specifies a mitre join style.
|
static int |
JOIN_ROUND
Specifies a round join style.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BufferParameters()
Creates a default set of parameters
|
BufferParameters(int quadrantSegments)
Creates a set of parameters with the
given quadrantSegments value.
|
BufferParameters(int quadrantSegments,
int endCapStyle)
Creates a set of parameters with the
given quadrantSegments and endCapStyle values.
|
BufferParameters(int quadrantSegments,
int endCapStyle,
int joinStyle,
double mitreLimit)
Creates a set of parameters with the
given parameter values.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static double |
bufferDistanceError(int quadSegs)
Computes the maximum distance error due to a given level
of approximation to a true arc.
|
int |
getEndCapStyle()
Gets the end cap style.
|
int |
getJoinStyle()
Gets the join style
|
double |
getMitreLimit()
Gets the mitre ratio limit.
|
int |
getQuadrantSegments()
Gets the number of quadrant segments which will be used
|
double |
getSimplifyFactor()
Gets the simplify factor.
|
boolean |
isSingleSided()
Tests whether the buffer is to be generated on a single side only.
|
void |
setEndCapStyle(int endCapStyle)
Specifies the end cap style of the generated buffer.
|
void |
setJoinStyle(int joinStyle)
Sets the join style for outside (reflex) corners between line segments.
|
void |
setMitreLimit(double mitreLimit)
Sets the limit on the mitre ratio used for very sharp corners.
|
void |
setQuadrantSegments(int quadSegs)
Sets the number of line segments used to approximate an angle fillet.
|
void |
setSimplifyFactor(double simplifyFactor)
Sets the factor used to determine the simplify distance tolerance
for input simplification.
|
void |
setSingleSided(boolean isSingleSided)
Sets whether the computed buffer should be single-sided.
|
public static final int CAP_ROUND
public static final int CAP_FLAT
public static final int CAP_SQUARE
public static final int JOIN_ROUND
public static final int JOIN_MITRE
public static final int JOIN_BEVEL
public static final int DEFAULT_QUADRANT_SEGMENTS
public static final double DEFAULT_MITRE_LIMIT
public static final double DEFAULT_SIMPLIFY_FACTOR
public BufferParameters()
public BufferParameters(int quadrantSegments)
quadrantSegments
- the number of quadrant segments to usepublic BufferParameters(int quadrantSegments, int endCapStyle)
quadrantSegments
- the number of quadrant segments to useendCapStyle
- the end cap style to usepublic BufferParameters(int quadrantSegments, int endCapStyle, int joinStyle, double mitreLimit)
quadrantSegments
- the number of quadrant segments to useendCapStyle
- the end cap style to usejoinStyle
- the join style to usemitreLimit
- the mitre limit to usepublic int getQuadrantSegments()
public void setQuadrantSegments(int quadSegs)
mitreLimit = |quadSegs|
quadSegs
- the number of segments in a fillet for a quadrantpublic static double bufferDistanceError(int quadSegs)
quadSegs
- the number of segments used to approximate a quarter-circlepublic int getEndCapStyle()
public void setEndCapStyle(int endCapStyle)
CAP_ROUND
, CAP_FLAT
, and CAP_SQUARE
.
The default is CAP_ROUND.endCapStyle
- the end cap style to specifypublic int getJoinStyle()
public void setJoinStyle(int joinStyle)
JOIN_ROUND
(which is the default),
JOIN_MITRE
and {link JOIN_BEVEL}.joinStyle
- the code for the join stylepublic double getMitreLimit()
public void setMitreLimit(double mitreLimit)
mitreLimit
- the mitre ratio limitpublic void setSingleSided(boolean isSingleSided)
The side used is determined by the sign of the buffer distance:
The End Cap Style for single-sided buffers is always ignored, and forced to the equivalent of CAP_FLAT.
isSingleSided
- true if a single-sided buffer should be constructedpublic boolean isSingleSided()
public double getSimplifyFactor()
public void setSimplifyFactor(double simplifyFactor)
simplifyFactor
- a value greater than or equal to zero.


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Git
Q1. How can you check your current git version?
- [ ] git –v
- [x] git –version
- [ ] git –option
- [ ] git –current
Q2. What command lets you create a connection between a local and remote repository?
- [x] git remote add new
- [x] git remote add origin
- [ ] git remote new origin
- [ ] git remote origin
The command is git remote add. The new added connection can be named origin or new. The only constraints, although it is not documented AFAIK, is that the connection name needs to be acceptable to git-check-ref-format, and it cannot be repeated. If the LinkedIn assessment asks this and you can choose just one option, then leave feedback.
Q3. Describe what the following git commands do to the commit history.
- [ ] Reset the HEAD to the 5th commit in the repo, then merges to the master branch
- [x] Reset the commit branch back before the last 5 commits, then squashes them into a single commit
- [ ] Delete the last 5 commits
- [ ] Merges the last 5 commits into a new branch
git reset --hard HEAD~5
resets the current branch to the commit just before the last 5 (see man gitrevisions
for details about this notation and other cool alternatives like HEAD@{2 days ago}
). As it is a hard reset, it will also overwrite every change in the working tree as well. See man git-reset
.
git merge --squash HEAD@{1}
HEAD@{1} is where the branch was just before the previous command (again, see man gitrevisions
). This command sets the state of the index to be as it would just after a merge from that commit. This whole operation could be a way to take 5 commits from a branch in which you started a new feature and squash them to a single commit, a meaningful one.
Q4. Your current project has several branches; master, beta, and push-notifications. You've just finished the notification feature in the push-notification branch, and you want to commit it to beta branch. How can you accomplish this?
- [ ] Checkout the push-notifications branch and run git merge beta
- [ ] Checkout the master branch and run git merge beta -> push-notification
- [ ] Delete the push-notification branch and it will be committed to the master branch automatically
- [x] Checkout the beta branch and run git merge push-notification
Q5. Which of the following is true you when you use the following command?
git add -A
- [✅] All new and updated files are staged - [ ] Files are staged in alphabetical order. - [ ] All new files are staged - [ ] Only updated files are staged
Q6. What will the following command print to the Terminal?
git remote -v
- [✅] A list of remote repositories and their URLs - [ ] The current git version you're running - [ ] An inline editor for modifying remote repositories - [ ] The last 5 git versions you've installed
Q7. Looking at the following commands, describe what is happening.
- [ ] The commit is being tagged for release on the feature-user-location branch
- [ ] A commit is being copied from its original branch over to the feature-user-location branch
- [x] The commit is being cherry picked as the new HEAD of the commit history
- [ ] A commit is being copied from the feature-user-location branch to the master branch
- [ ] The branch is switched to the feature-user-location branch, and the specified commit is applied to the branch.
Commits aren't copied when cherry picking, they are cherry picked. The changes introduced by the commit are applied and a new commit is then created. This allow us to get specific changes as if they were patches (in the GIT's book, this is actually called Patching). As a new commit is created upon feature-user-location, HEAD also changes to match it. You can see this in cat .git/HEAD
and cat .git/refs/heads/feature-user-location
for this case. See man git-cherry-pick
for details.
NOTE: There are two versions of this question so far. The task is always "describe what is happening", the commands are always a checkout
and a cherry-pick
, and the correct answer is always the same.
Q8. What does the following command do to the git repository?
git reset --soft HEAD^
- [ ] It deletes all previous commits and reset the repository history back to its initial state. - [ ] It resets the working branch to the first commit. - [ ] It keeps the HEAD at the current commit, but clears all previous commits. - [✅] It sets HEAD to the previous commit and leaves changes from the undone commit in the stage/index.
Q9. You find a bug in your project, but can't locate where it was introduced in the commit history. How would you diagnose this problem?
- [ ] Manually backtrack through your commit history.
- [ ] Use git search -diff to compare all commits in your repository history.
- [ ] Run a git rebase to find the buggy commit.
- [x] Use git bisect to compare the buggy commit to an early commit that works as expected.
Q10. Why would the following command be used?
git rebase -i HEAD~10
- [ ] To run a comparative search of the last 10 commits for differences - [✅] To list the last 10 commits and modify them with either the squash or fixup command - [ ] To delete the last 10 commits and reset the HEAD - [ ] In order to locally cache the last 10 commits
Q11. Why would you use a pre-receive hook in your remote repository?
- [ ] You wouldn't, you would use it in the local repository
- [x] To execute a script when a remote receives a push that is triggered before any refs are updated
- [ ] To fire a script after updates are made to the remote repository
- [ ] To debug all commit tags and release versions
Q12. What option can you use to apply git configurations across your entire git environment?
- [ ]
--all
- [ ]
--master
- [x]
--global
- [ ]
--update
Q13. How could you squash multiple commits together without using git merge –squash?
- [ ] Caching
- [ ] You can't. git merge –squash is the only git command for that operation.
- [x] Rebasing
- [ ] Reflogging
Q14. If you cloned an existing git repository, what would happen?
- [ ] A new copy would overwrite the central repository
- [x] A copy of the repository would be created on your local machine
- [ ] Nothing, cloning is not a supported git function
- [ ] A copy of the repository would be created on the hosting platform
Q15. Suppose you needed to see a list of all files that had been modified or added to a specific commit over the course of a project. How would you accomplish this?
- [ ] Find the commit in the remote repository, as that's the only place that kind of information is stored.
- [x] Use the diff-tree command with the commit hash.

- [ ] Access the commit stash data with git stash.
Q16. What files is this .gitignore programmed to leave out?
#.swift
build/
*.txt
*.metadata
- [ ] All files with a .swift, .txt, or metadata file extension, as well as the entire build directory
- [ ] Only the build directory
- [x] All files in the build directory, as well as files ending with .txt or .metadata
- [ ] Only files with .swift and .txt extensions.
A line starting with #
serves as a comment. Hence # .swift
does not do anything. See man gitignore
.
Q17. After you make changes to a tracked file, you run the following command. What will this do?
git commit -a -m "Refactor code base"
- [ ] Nothing, you can't use multiple options in the same command - [ ] Adds all new files to the staging area - [ ] Commits all new files with a message - [✅] Adds all modified files to the staging area, then commits them with a message
Q18. After checking your git status you get the following output, which shows the file beta-notes.js in the commit but also unstaged. How can this situation occur?
Change to be committed:
(use "git reset HEAD <file>..." to unstage)
modified: beta-notes.js
Changes not staged for commit:
(use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed)
(use "git checkout --<file>..." to discard changes in working directory)
modified: beta-notes.js
- [ ] There were two copies of beta-notes.js but one was deleted
- [x] beta-notes.js was staged, then modified afterwards, creating two different versions of the file
- [ ] Two copies of beta-notes.js were created, but only one is being tracked
- [ ] There are two tracked copies of beta-notes.js, but one was removed from the commit
Q19. Where are files stored before they are committed to the local repository?
- [ ] Saved files
- [ ] git documents
- [x] Staging area
- [ ] git cache
Q20. What commands would you use to force an overwrite of your local files with the master branch?
The command pull
is fetch
followed by either merge
or rebase
(in this case, merge
). We don't want to merge. Merge would be an action to our repository. We just want to overwrite our local files.
Q21. Which statement is true when you use the git add -A command?
- [ ] Only new files in the working directory are staged to the index.
- [x] All new and updated files from the working directory are staged to the index.
- [ ] All files in the working directory are staged to the index in alphabetical order.
- [ ] Only updated files in the working directory are staged to the index.
Q22. You find that your project has a tag and branch both named push-notifications, which causes confusion when trying to print out given reference. How can you specify which branch you want to look at?
- [ ] use git show refs/push-notifications
- [ ] use git show push-notifications
- [ ] use git show head/refs/push-notifications
- [x] use git show refs/head/push-notifications
Reference
- [ ] git rebase -log
- [x] git rebase -i
- [ ] git rebase -verbose
- [ ] git rebase -all
Q24.  In a situation where you have several commits for a single task, what is the most efficient way to restructure your commit history?
- [ ] Cherry pick the related commits to another branch.
- [ ] Delete the task commits and recommit with a new message.
- [x] Squash the related commits together into a single coherent commit.
- [ ] Stash the related commits under a new hash.
Q26. Which of the following is true of the git push command?
- [x] By default a push doesn't send tags to the remote repository.
- [ ] Commits can only be tagged when they are created.
- [ ] Tags are pushed to the remote repository with their respective commits.
- [ ] Only annotated tags are automatically pushed to the remote repository with a commit.
Reference
Q27. After pushing commits to the remote repository for the first time using the command below, what shorthand command can you use in future?
- [ ] git push master
- [ ] git push origin
- [ ] Same as before, git push -u origin master
- [x] git push
Q28.
- [ ] Run git hotfix with the shortcut name.
- [ ] Assign a shortcut or command using git options file.
- [ ] Use the git custom-key command.
- [x] Create an alias in the git config file.
Q29. What is the status of the beta-notes.js file in the following output?
Changes not staged for commit:
(use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed)
(use "git checkout -- <file>..." to discard changes in working directory)
modified: beta-notes.js
- [ ] beta-notes.js is untracked and has been modified.
- [x] beta-notes.js is a tracked file and has been modified, but has not been added to the current commit.
- [ ] beta-notes.js is untracked but has been added to the current commit.
- [ ] beta-notes.js is tracked, and the modified file has been added to the current commit.
Q30. What command would let you modify your previous commit?
- [ ] –fix
- [ ] –quickfix
- [ ] –modify
- [x] –amend
Q31. What is the best way to characterize the git commit structure?
- [ ] Data array
- [x] Data log
- [ ] Data snapshot
- [ ] Data dictionary
Q32. What change will the following command make to the staging area files?
git rm --cached testfile.js
- [✅] testfile.js will be removed from the staging area and its changes no longer tracked. - [ ] testfile.js will be removed from the staging area but its changes will still be tracked. - [ ] A copy of testfile.js will be cached on your desktop. - [ ] The current copy of testfile.js will be saved in the staging area.
Q33. After you've successfully merged two branches and committed the changes, what is the next step in keeping your git structure organized?
- [ ] Use the git reset –soft HEAD to roll back one commit.
- [ ] Run git branch -d
<branch name>
to delete the merged branch.
- [ ] Use git clear-all to clean up any hanging files.
- [x] Run git rebase to move the current commit to its original location.
Q34. You're in the middle of modifying a file when you're unexpectedly assigned an urgent bug fix on another branch. What would you do to temporarily save the work your doing locally without committing?
- [ ] You cannot save locally without committing, so that is not possible.
- [ ] Run git hold to save a local copy of what you're doing to return to later.
- [ ] Save your work with git local-cache.
- [x] Use git stash to save your work and come back later and reapply the stashed commit.
Q35. What command would you use to create a new git repository?
- [ ] git add
- [ ] git start
- [ ] git new
- [x] git init
Q36. While working on a feature branch you try to use "git rerere" to solve a recurring merge conflict but nothing is happening. What could be causing this issue?
- [ ] The "-all" option isn't added to the command.
- [x] "rerere.enabled" isn't enable in the config file.
- [ ] The commit hash is missing.
- [ ] The filepath isn't specified.
Q37. While modifying a file, you're unexpectedly assigned an urgent bug fix on another branch. How can you temporarily save your local work without committing?
- [ ] Save your work with git local-cache.
- [x] Use git stash to save your work, then come back later and reapply the stashed commit.
- [ ] Run git hold to save a local copy of what you're doing to return to later.
- [ ] This is not possible, as you cannot save locally without committing.
Q38. Your current repository has three branches: master, beta and push-notifications. You've just finished the notification feature and commit the changes to the push-notifications branch, and you want to include them in the beta branch. How can you accomplish this?
- [ ] Check out the master branch and run git merge beta -> push-notifications.
- [ ] Delete the push-notifications branch; it will be committed to the master branch automatically.
- [ ] Check out the push-notifications branch and run git merge beta.
- [x] Check out the beta branch and run git merge push-notifications.
Q39. Which statement is true of the git push command?.
- [ ] Commits can be tagged only when they are created.
- [x] By default a push doesn't send tags to the remote repository.
- [ ] Only annotated tags are automatically pushed to the remote repository with a commit.
- [ ] Tags are pushed to the remote repository with their respective commits.
- [ ] core.page
- [ ] page
- [ ] pager
- [x] core.pager
Q41. What does commit object contain?
- [ ] A set of files, representing the state of a project at a given point of time.
- [ ] Reference to parent commit objects.
- [x] An SHA1 name, a 40-character string that uniquely identifies the commit object.
Q42. Which option to git commit, will modify last commit message?
- [ ] -replace
- [ ] -change
- [x] -amend
- [ ] -update
- [ ] %ce
- [ ] %cr
- [ ] %cd
- [x] %cn
Q44. How many ways are present in Git to integrate changes from one branch into another?
In Git, there are two main ways to integrate changes from one branch into another: the merge and the rebase. Reference
Q45. Which user should be created first during setting up of SSH?
- [x] git
- [ ] admin
- [ ] root
- [ ] None of these
- [ ] git tag ‘v1.4.2'
- [x] git tag -I ‘v1.4.2.*'
- [ ] git tag-list ‘v1.4.2*'
- [ ] git tag ‘v1.4.2*'
Q47. Which of the following is an integration manager?
- [ ] lieutenants
- [x] benevolent dictator
- [ ] Depends upon project type
- [ ] Depends upon data
Q48. Which Git command begins tracking of a new file?
- [x] add
- [ ] addfile
- [ ] begin
- [ ] track
Q49. Which of the following is called dumb protocol?
- [ ] All of these
- [ ] SSH
- [ ] Git
- [x] HTTP
Q50. Which key press returns a set of suggestions to pick from, when writing a Git command?
- [ ] Control
- [ ] Shift
- [x] Tab
- [ ] Alt
Q51. Which of these terms best describes Git?
- [x] Distributed Version Control System
- [ ] Issue Tracking System
- [ ] Integrated Development Environment
- [ ] Web-Based Repository Hosting Service
Q52. Which command gets a copy of an existing Git repository?
- [ ] duplicate
- [ ] replicate
- [ ] copy
- [x] clone
Q53. How does Git think of its data?
- [ ] File
- [ ] None of these
- [x] Snapshot
- [ ] Folder
- [ ] %am
- [ ] %ad
- [ ] %ae
- [x] %an
Q55. Which version onwards did Git offer reversing a file back to what it looked like when last committed?
- [ ] 1.7
- [x] 1.6
- [ ] 2.0
- [ ] 1.8
Q56. Which strategy is used by Git for merging two branches?
- [ ] LIFO
- [x] recursive
- [ ] FIFO
- [ ] octopus
Q57. What does refs store?
- [x] SHA-1 value
- [ ] None of these
- [ ] Branch name
- [ ] Project name
Q58. What Language is used in GIT?
- [x] C
- [ ] C++
- [ ] C#
- [ ] Java
Q59. What is usually the extension of file which has the public key?
- [ ] ssh
- [x] pub
- [ ] key
- [ ] pk
Q60. What is the difference between initializing a normal repo and a bare repo?
- [ ] Bare repos store their git history in a .git subfolder.
- [ ] Bare repos do not have the .git extension.
- [x] Bare repos do not come with working or checked-out source files.
- [ ] Bare repos should be used for local rather than remote repos.
Q61. How many individual commits can a single repository have?
- [x] any number of commits
- [ ] only one commit local per repository
- [ ] only three commits per branch
- [ ] only one commit per HEAD
- [ ] heavy and concise
- [ ] lightweight and immutable
- [ ] heavy and annotated
- [x] lightweight and annotated
Q63. After staging a series of changes to the index, which command could you use to review them prior to a commit?
- [x] git diff –cached
- [ ] git diff
- [ ] git diff –HEAD
- [ ] git status -v -v
Q64. What does the git stash drop command do?
- [x] removes the most recent stash entry
- [ ] deletes the stash
- [ ] lists everything in the stash
- [ ] throws away the oldest entry
Q65. What command creates a new branch from the currently checked-out branch?
- [ ]
git -b checkout <nameOfBranch>
- [ ]
git branch
- [ ]
git checkout <nameOfBranch>
- [x]
git checkout -b <nameOfBranch>
Q66. After mistakenly staging a file named myFile to the index, how would you remove it from the index to exclude it from your next commit?
- [ ] Use git reset HEAD^.
- [x] Use git reset myFile.txt.
- [ ] Use git -rm myFile.txt.
- [ ] Use git reset.
Q67.
- [ ] The beta-test branch will be checked out of the current commit.
- [ ] The beta-test branch will be checked out and deleted.
- [x] A new branch called beta-test will be created and switched to.
- [ ] The beta-test branch will be merged with the master branch.
Q68. How does Git internally manage branches?
- [x] by creating a pointer to the most recent snapshot/commit for the branch.
- [ ] by creating a data array of branches in the same repository.
- [ ] by creating a data dictionary of code changes.
- [ ] be creating a debug log that stores repository changes.
- [x] git help reset
- [ ] git -h reset
- [ ] git options reset
- [ ] git reset help
Q70. What is a remote repository?
- [ ] a version of the repository that mirrors changes made in the local repository's master branch for open-source collaboration efforts
- [ ] the lead repository elected by the Git arbitrator found within local repositories of collaborating team members
- [ ] a read-only version of the repository stored on a backup server in case local repositories become lost or corrupted
- [x] a version of the repository hosted on the internet or network that is pushed to or pulled from by collaborators
Q71. After modifying some existing files in a repository, you decide to discard the changes. What command can you use?
- [ ] git restore
- [ ] git undo
- [ ] git clean
- [x] git checkout
- [ ] Use git restore -p.
- [ ] Use git merge -u.
- [x] Use git merge –abort.
- [ ] Use git merge –undo.
Q73. If you have several commits for a single feature, what is the most efficient way to restructure your commit history?
- [ ] Use git stash to consolidate the commits under a new hash.
- [x] Use git squash to consolidate the commits together into a single coherent commit.
- [ ] Delete the task commits and recommit with a new message.
- [ ] Use git cherry-pick to place the commits in another branch.
Q74. Which command correctly creates a lightweight tag?
- [x]
git tag v3.8.1
- [ ]
git tag --light "v3.8.1"
- [ ]
git tag v3.8.1 —-annotate -m "<tagMessage>"
- [ ]
git tag -l v3.8.1
Q75. What is the main issue with using git rebase when working with multiple developers?
- [ ] Rebase affects only your repository and creates a diff in the master branch.
- [ ] Rebase creates a temporary copy of the master branch in the remote repo.
- [ ] Rebase moves the HEAD of the remote master branch one commit forward.
- [x] Rebase deletes all commit history for the new feature branch.
Q76. What Git workflow is used by teams that collaborate on a single branch and avoid creating long-lived development branches?
- [ ] Git flow
- [ ] Mainline flow
- [x] Trunk-Based Development
- [ ] GitHub flow
Q77. Which option on the git log command allows you to limit output to commits made after certain data?
- [x]
--since
- [ ]
--sinceWhen
- [ ]
-<n>
- [ ]
--afterDate
Q78. How would you delete unreachable objects older than a specified time from your project database?
- [ ]
git cache --obsolete <time>
- [ ]
git branch --rebase <time>
- [ ]
git delete --inert <time>
- [x]
git prune --expire <time>
Q79. What conflicts can occur when forcing a push after rebasing?
- [x] The remote master branch could have existing changes overwritten.
- [ ] The origin URL will be reset to its default value.
- [ ] The current HEAD will be deleted and can't be reinstated.
- [ ] Nothing, it's common practice to force a push after rebasing.
Q80. How does this command alter the currently checked-out branch?
git reset --soft HEAD^
- [ ] It resets the working branch to the first commit. - [✅] It sets HEAD to previous commit and leaves changes from the undone commit in the stage/index. - [ ] It deletes all previous commits and resets the repository history back to its initial state. - [ ] It keeps the HEAD at the current commit, but clears all previous commits.
Q81. What is the difference between Git and SVN?
- [ ] Git works only on Linux, while SVN works on all operating systems.
- [ ] SVN works only on Linux, while Git works on all operating systems.
- [x] SVN is a centralized system, while Git is a distributed system.
- [ ] Git a centralized system, while SVN is a distributed system.
Q82. Where are files stored before they are committed to the local repository ?
- [ ] git
- [ ] saved files
- [x] staging area/index
- [ ] git documents
Q83. This command is an example of what kind of tag ?
git tag -a v1.4 -m "ABCD v1.5"
- [ ] verbose - [✅] annotated - [ ] lightweight - [ ] deferred
Q84. What is the difference between a soft reset (git reset --soft
) and a hard reset (git reset –hard
) ?
- [x] A soft reset only changes the commit that HEAD points to, while a hard reset resets the index and working tree to match the specified commit, discarding any changes.
- [ ] A soft reset caches the old HEAD pointer, while a hard reset deletes it entirely.
- [ ] A hard reset changes only where the HEAD is pointing, while a soft reset changes the HEAD and index.
- [ ] A hard reset caches the old HEAD pointer, while a soft reset deletes it entirely.
Q85. Consider the following Git workflow :
Which of the following options is correct ? - [ ] 1. Develop 2. Release 3. Hotfix 4. Feature 5. Master
- [ ] 1. Master 2. Release 3. Hotfix 4. Feature 5. Develop
- [ ] 1. Develop 2. Master 3. Hotfix 4. Feature 5. Develop
- [✅] 1. Master 2. Hotfix 3. Develop 4. Feature 5. Release
- [ ] shell scripts and flags
- [ ] keychain and account information
- [x] local and global repository options
- [ ] pre-compile scripts and settings
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Q87. What is version control?
- [ ] a type of architecture used to manage large databases
- [x] a system that shows, tracks, and controls changes to a set of files over time
- [ ] a programmatic design pattern used to manage code between multiple engineering teams
- [ ] a type of software that links a project with a GitHub repository
Q88. What is the difference between using the git stash and git stash pop commands?
- [ ] git stash removes a commit from the repo history, while git stash pop saves changes to multiple branches.
- [ ] git stash saves changes to multiple branches, while git stash pop removes a commit from the repo history.
- [ ] git stash removes the most recent commit, while git stash pop saves current changes.
- [x] git stash creates a stash entry, while git stash pop places the saved state onto the working directory.
Q89. Which command can be used to list the branches that have been merged into the currently checked-out branch?
- [ ] git master –status
- [ ] git branch –status
- [x] git branch –merged
- [ ] git status –merged
- [ ] Create a post-commit shell script that triggers the action.
- [ ] Create a post-commit hook to trigger the script.
- [x] Create a pre-commit hook to trigger the script.
- [ ] Create a pre-commit shell script that triggers the action.
Q91. Which use case is NOT a good candidate for a Git hook?
- [x] state dependent environment changes
- [ ] continuous integration
- [ ] increasing code coverage
- [ ] enforcing commit rules
- [x]
git clean -f
- [ ]
git rm .
- [ ]
git reset HEAD
- [ ]
git checkout .


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c4bi.Rmd
Science is meant to be shared! c4bi
and its accompanying publication provide a framework, workflow, code, and examples to faciliate the exchange of knowledge between ecologists and their public stakeholders. It’s time consuming and tedious to create hundreds of plots and unique research summaries when data is collected across dozens of stakeholder sites. The template code here will help you more readily prepare your dataset(s) to create individualized reports in .html
documents that can be distributed to your stakeholders via print or digital media.
If you use this package to faciliate effective communication with your collaborators and/or stakeholders, please fill out this short form so we can track the impact of this package.
.R
script file for the case study or template..R
script by setting the working directory to the folder for the respective script.install.packages("dplyr")
install.packages("ggplot2")
install.packages("rmarkdown")
install.packages("reshape2")
install.packages("tidyr")
install.packages("kableExtra")
.R
script..html
documents are generated in the userReports
folder in your working directory. If not, then work through the steps again.
This vignette (or group of vignettes) should demonstrate what we can do with the functions that can produce individualized reports. FUNCTIONS DEMONSTRATED IN THIS VIGNETTE ARE NOT MADE YET!!!
.R
script, an .Rmd
script, data files for each taxon, and 5 sample reports as .html
documents, which can be opened in any Internet browser. We used Chrome to print these .html
files to pdfs, which we then assembled with other documents and then created bound paper reports that we distributed to home owners. See our our publication for more details.
This case study summarizes biodiversity surveys for beneficial predatory arthropods on organic farms across an urbanization gradient in southeastern Pennsylvania. We contextualize each of 15 focal farms across categories of urbanization intensity. In this case study, we provided two reports to each farmer. The first report provided summary diversity metrics of what was found on each farm in comparison to other farms. The second report was in respones to feedback from farmers about the first report. This second report focuses on land management strategies that promote beneficial arthropod diversity. In the Articles tab, there are links to vignettes for each iteration’s .R
script, .Rmd
script, data files to produce the report, and sample reports as .html
documents. We emailed these .html
reports directly to our collaborating farmers.
This package is a work in progress and is distributed as is. Please see the feedback below if you would like to add a feature or if you found a bug. We welcome feedback.
Please read and follow these simple rules before submitting a feature, bug or pull request (these rules are blatantly copied from here)
If you have a new idea for how the scripts should be restructured, please open an issue (tagged ‘enhancement’) to discuss it first before making a pull request.
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If you have a feature request, open an issue (tagged ‘enhancement’) to discuss it. We’re much more likely to be able to do it if you can be clear and concise about what you want, and if you have already written some code that you would like to merge. If you are requesting a complicated analysis technique that is not available, then consider bringing one of the authors of the individual code repositories on as a collaborator.


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This 2 day workshop on Electric Solar Vehicle was conducted for students of branches ME/CE/ECE.Trainers were from a renowned industry. The students were made familiar with the advantages of using solar energy as a mobility solution.
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As I understand from the post http://openenergymonitor.blogspot.com/2012/02/emonglcd-v13-pcb.html a PCB error makes the buttons non-functional. However could I rewire across the PCB to reinstate the buttons and if so, from where to where?
I assume that after installing the LCD rewiring will be next to impossible. So at step 20 of the build process, it is now of never.
Re: emonGLCD v1.3 buttons fixable by direct wiring?
Post deleted by the author - the buttons can be made to work by an easy software fix! More details soon. See https://github.com/openenergymonitor/EmonGLCD/tree/master/emonGLCD_tester for details of the fix
Re: emonGLCD v1.3 buttons fixable by direct wiring?
Can someone advise me of the source and part number for the switches that would fit the pcb. Not sure if I want to use them yet, but I'd rather be prepared.
Thanks
Lloyd
Re: emonGLCD v1.3 buttons fixable by direct wiring?
Rapid electronics part no. 78-1154
Re: emonGLCD v1.3 buttons fixable by direct wiring?
I've tried the rewiring from 3.3V to the S1 to S3 pins going to the Atmel, however I realized quickly that this would not work as all pins would now be connected together and no inidividual button press would be registered.
So I've decided to try a different approach. I've found a Arduino setting that allows to do a software 20k internal pullup on analoge ports. And this is working! So it looks like all three buttons can be made operational on the v1.3 board.
I have an updated emonGLCD_tester.ino script if you are interested.
Code:
Re: emonGLCD v1.3 buttons fixable by direct wiring?
Hmm, although the emonGLCD test sketch worked flawlessly, applying it to the emonGLCD_SolarPV sketch is giving a constant 0 on all buttons. Could it be that one of the libraries for temperature or RF is changing the analogue ports setup?
Re: emonGLCD v1.3 buttons fixable by direct wiring?
Thanks a lot Drsdre, this is fantastic. I will test out the sketch when I'm in the lab tomorrow. Try setting the analog ports 1,2 and 5 as input.
Re: emonGLCD v1.3 buttons fixable by direct wiring?
If I understand this, I can solder any button (with two pins) by connecting one pin to the upper hole of S1 on the PCB and the second pin to the 3V (just abouve the text WIRELESS graphical LCD display) on the PCB??
and do the same for S2 and S3 ??
Re: emonGLCD v1.3 buttons fixable by direct wiring?
I've had a change to test this and it works! Enabling the internal pull up resistors allows he switches to work with no hardware modifications. I've updated the emonGLCD tester sketch with the require code: https://github.com/openenergymonitor/EmonGLCD/tree/master/emonGLCD_tester
We will be making the switches available free through the shop next week to everyone who has bought an emonGLCD..
Thanks to Drsdre for the fix! Isn't it lovely when software fixes hardware mistakes!
Re: emonGLCD v1.3 buttons fixable by direct wiring?
http://openenergymonitor.blogspot.com/2012/04/emonglcd-v13-switches-fix.html


CoG Installation from Docker¶
The recommended way to install and run CoG in in development environment is to use Docker. Docker is a software containerization platform. Docker containers wrap software in a complete filesystem that contains everything needed to run: code, runtime, system tools, system libraries, etc. This guarantees that the software will always run the same, regardless of its environment.
CoG has been packaged to work with Docker and starting and running a Docker container based on one of the publicly available CoG Docker images is a simple process, and allows to CoG to be restared from a completely clean state (no projects or users), or upgrad an already populated CoG instance.
Prerequisites (for installation and general operation)¶
You must have the Docker Engine installed on your personal machine (MacOSX, Windows or Linux). See the Docker Documentation for instructions on how to install Docker on different platforms. Basic familiarity with Docker is also recommended - this can be achieved by following one of the many training seminars available on the site
The Docker Engine MUST BE RUNNING. On a Mac this is done by clicking on the icon (Figure 1).
Figure 1: Mac Docker icon.
Download¶
Images for several CoG versions are publicly available on DockerHub (project esgfhub/esgf-cog). To download a specific version issue the following command:
$ docker pull esgfhub/esgf-cog:<cog_version>
For example:
$ docker pull esgfhub/esgf-cog:v3.7.RC2
To download the latest development version (built at some unspecified time from the github ‘devel’ branch):
$ docker pull esgfhub/esgf-cog:latest
Run CoG from the container installation directory¶
Start a Docker terminal, then use the following command to create a new Docker container based on CoG image you have downloaded, start the container, and start CoG within the container (enter the command below in only one line):
$ docker run -ti -p 8000:8000 –name mycog esgfhub/esgf-cog: ``docker-machine ip`` false true
The command line arguments are explained below:
-ti : creates an interactive terminal to the Docker container, so that you can view the Django logs, and stop the Django server when desired
-p 8000:8000 : maps port 8000 on the Docker Host to port 8000 in the Docker container, i.e. makes port 8000 reachable on the Docker Host
–name:mycog : the container is given the name “mycog” - Docker containers must have unique names. You must delete a named container before attempting to create a new one with the name name, for example: docker rm mycog
docker-machine ip
: this command retrieves the current IP address of the Docker host and passes it as an argument to the container startup. This IP address must be configured in the ALLOWED_HOST directive in cog_settings.cfg to enable HTTP requests to that hostfalse : run without ESGF configuration, i.e. with a sqllite database back-end
true : start the django development server on port 8000 (otherwise the Docker container will exit…)
By default, the Docker entrypoint script will start CoG from the installation directory $COG_INSTALL_DIR = /usr/local/cog/cog_install, and will run CoG as the non-privileged user “cogadmin” (instead of the “root” user).
After the container has started, you can access the CoG site at the following URL:
For example:
You can log in at http://:8000/login2/ with the temporary credentials:
username = rootAdmin
password = changeit
Stop CoG¶
To stop the CoG container, and the CoG application running within, simply type ^C in the Docker terminal window. This will stop but NOT delete the “mycog” container.
Restart CoG¶
To restart the same CoG container, using the same configuration, database, and data, issue the following command at a Docker terminal:
$ docker start -ai mycog
ai : attaches the Docker container to the terminal STDIN, STDOUT and STDERR
To restart CoG from a completely clean slate, first delete the previous container:
$ docker rm mycog
then use the “docker run…” command again with the same container name. Or, use the “docker run…” command with a different container name.
Run CoG from the local source directory¶
If you are doing CoG development, you may want to startup CoG from your local source code directory, so that you can work with Git to commit and push changes to GitHub.
First, clone the CoG repository to a location on your system, here named $COG_SRC_DIR:
$ git clone https://github.com/EarthSystemCoG/COG.git
# optionally, check out a branch or tag
$ git checkout -b devel origin/devel
$ export COG_SRC_DIR=`pwd`
Then run the CoG Docker container by mounting the local source directory on top of the image CoG installation directory:
$ docker run -ti -p 8000:8000 –name mycog -v $COG_SRC_DIR:/usr/local/cog/cog_install esgfhub/esgf-cog: ``docker-machine ip`` false true
Inside the container, CoG will still be started from $COG_INSTALL_DIR, but this directory is now a copy of the local source directory $COG_SRC_DIR. Any changes to the code in $COG_SRC_DIR will be immediately reflected onto the running web application. Additionally, using a local terminal, these changes can be committed to GitHub, if desired.
Note that every time the CoG container is restarted, the CoG installation is automatically upgraded to the latest database schema version, and all static files are collected into the standard directory tree.


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The following tables list the members that are exposed by the SQLServerCallableStatement class.
Constructors
None.
Fields
| Class inherited from: | Methods |
|---|---|
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java.sql.Statement |
CLOSE_ALL_RESULTS, CLOSE_CURRENT_RESULT, EXECUTE_FAILED, KEEP_CURRENT_RESULT, NO_GENERATED_KEYS, RETURN_GENERATED_KEYS, SUCCESS_NO_INFO |
Inherited Fields
None.
Methods
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|---|---|
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Adds a set of parameters to the batch of commands for this CallableStatement object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Cancels the SQL statement that is currently being run by this CallableStatement object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Empties the current list of SQL commands for this CallableStatement object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Clears the current parameter values immediately. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Clears all the warnings that are reported on this CallableStatement object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Releases the database and JDBC resources of this CallableStatement object immediately instead of waiting for them to be automatically released. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Runs the SQL statement in this CallableStatement object, which can be any kind of SQL statement. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Submits a batch of commands to the database to be run. If all commands run successfully, returns an array of update counts. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Runs the SQL query in this CallableStatement object and returns the SQLServerResultSet object that is generated by the query. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Runs the SQL statement in this CallableStatement object, which must be an SQL INSERT, UPDATE, MERGE, or DELETE statement; or an SQL statement that returns nothing, such as a DDL statement. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Retrieves the SQLServerConnection object that produced this CallableStatement object. |
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Retrieves the value of the specified column as a DateTimeOffset Class object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Retrieves the direction for fetching rows from database tables that is the default for result sets generated from this CallableStatement object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Retrieves the number of result set rows that is the default fetch size for result set objects generated from this CallableStatement object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Retrieves any auto-generated keys that are created as a result of running this CallableStatement object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Retrieves the maximum number of bytes that can be returned for character and binary column values in a SQLServerResultSet object produced by this CallableStatement object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Retrieves the maximum number of rows that a SQLServerResultSet object produced by this CallableStatement object can contain. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Retrieves a SQLServerResultSetMetaData Class object that contains information about the columns of the SQLServerResultSet object that will be returned when this CallableStatement object is run. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Moves to the next result of this CallableStatement object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Retrieves the number, types, and properties of the parameters for this CallableStatement object. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as an Array object. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a stream of ASCII characters. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as java.math.BigDecimal. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a binary stream of uninterrupted bytes. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated JDBC Blob parameter as a Blob object in the Java programming language. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a boolean value. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a byte value. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as an array of bytes. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a java.io.Reader object. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated JDBC Blob parameter as a Clob object in the Java programming language. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a java.sql.Date object in the Java programming language. |
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Retrieves the value of the specified column as a DateTimeOffset Class object. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a double in the Java programming language. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a float in the Java programming language. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as an int in the Java programming language. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a long in the Java programming language. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a Reader object. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated JDBC NCLOB parameter as an NClob object in the Java programming language. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated NCHAR, NVARCHAR or LONGNVARCHAR parameter as a String in the Java programming language. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as an object in the Java programming language. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Retrieves the number of seconds the Microsoft SQL Server JDBC Driver will wait for this CallableStatement object to run. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a Ref object in the Java programming language. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Retrieves the response buffering mode for this SQLServerStatement object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Retrieves the current result as a SQLServerResultSet object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Retrieves the result set concurrency for SQLServerResultSet objects that are generated by this CallableStatement object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Retrieves the result set holdability for SQLServerResultSet objects that are generated by this CallableStatement object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Retrieves the result set type for SQLServerResultSet objects that are generated by this CallableStatement object. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a short in the Java programming language. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a String in the Java programming language. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a java.sql.SQLXML object. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a java.sql.Time object in the Java programming language. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a java.sql.Timestamp object in the Java programming language. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Retrieves the current result as an update count. |
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Retrieves the value of the designated parameter as a URL object in the Java programming language. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Retrieves the first warning that is reported by calls on this CallableStatement object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Indicates whether this Statement object has been closed. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Returns a value indicating if a statement can be added to the user-provided statement pool. |
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Indicates whether this statement object is a wrapper for the specified interface. |
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Registers the OUT parameter. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Sets the designated parameter number to the given Array object. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the given input stream. |
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Sets the designated parameter number to the given BigDecimal object. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the specified input stream. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Sets the designated parameter to the given Blob object. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the given boolean value. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the given byte value. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the given array of byte values. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the given Reader object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Sets the designated parameter to the specified object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Sets the SQL cursor name to the given String, which will be used by subsequent execute methods. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the given date value. |
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Sets the value of the column specified to the DateTimeOffset Class value. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the given double value. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Sets the escape processing mode. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Gives the JDBC driver a hint as to the direction in which result set rows should be processed. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Gives the JDBC driver a hint as to the number of rows that should be fetched from the database when more rows are needed. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the specified float value. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the specified int value. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the specified long value. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Sets the limit for the maximum number of bytes in a SQLServerResultSet column storing character or binary values to the specified number of bytes. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Sets the limit for the maximum number of rows that any SQLServerResultSet object can contain to the specified number. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the specified Reader object. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the specified object. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the specified String object. |
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Sets the designated parameter to a null value, given the type of parameter to set. |
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Sets the value of the designated parameter using the given object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Requests that a statement be pooled or not pooled. By default, a SQLServerCallableStatement object is poolable when created. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Sets the number of seconds the driver will wait for a CallableStatement object to run to the specified number of seconds. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Sets the designated parameter to the specified Ref object. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerStatement.) Sets the response buffering mode for this SQLServerStatement object to case-insensitive String full or adaptive. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the specified short value. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the specified Java String value. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the specified SQLXML object. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the specified time value. |
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Sets the designated parameter to the specified timestamp value. |
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(Inherited from SQLServerPreparedStatement.) Sets the designated parameter number to the given input stream, which will have the specified number of bytes. |
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Returns an object that implements the specified interface to allow access to the Microsoft SQL Server JDBC Driver-specific methods. |
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addBatch, clearBatch, clearParameters, close, execute, executeBatch, executeQuery, executeUpdate, getMetaData, getParameterMetaData, setArray, setAsciiStream, setBigDecimal, setBinaryStream, setBlob, setboolean, setByte, setBytes, setCharacterStream, setClob, setDate, setDouble, setFloat, setInt, setLong, setNull, setObject, setRef, setShort, setString, setTime, setTimestamp, setUnicodeStream, setURL |
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com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerStatement |
cancel, clearWarnings, execute, executeUpdate, getConnection, getFetchDirection, getFetchSize, getGeneratedKeys, getMaxFieldSize, getMaxRows, getMoreResults, getQueryTimeout, getResultSet, getResultSetConcurrency, getResultSetHoldability, getResultSetType, getUpdateCount, getWarnings, isPoolable, setCursorName, setEscapeProcessing, setFetchDirection, setFetchSize, setMaxFieldSize, setMaxRows, setPoolable, setQueryTimeout |
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class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, |
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java.sql.PreparedStatement |
addBatch, clearParameters, execute, executeQuery, executeUpdate, getMetaData, getParameterMetaData, getSQLXML, setArray, setAsciiStream, setBigDecimal, setBinaryStream, setBlob, setboolean, setByte, setBytes, setCharacterStream, setClob, setDate, setDate, setDouble, setFloat, setInt, setLong, setNull, setObject, setRef, setShort, setString, setSQLXML, setTime, setTimestamp, setUnicodeStream, setURL |
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java.sql.Statement |
addBatch, cancel, clearBatch, clearWarnings, close, execute, executeBatch, executeQuery, executeUpdate, getConnection, getFetchDirection, getFetchSize, getGeneratedKeys, getMaxFieldSize, getMaxRows, getMoreResults, getQueryTimeout, getResultSet, getResultSetConcurrency, getResultSetHoldability, getResultSetType, getUpdateCount, getWarnings, setCursorName, setEscapeProcessing, setFetchDirection, setFetchSize, setMaxFieldSize, setMaxRows, setQueryTimeout |
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isWrapperFor, unwrap |


Hello!
Forten is an ongoing project to create a CSS framework that combines a mobile-first flexbox grid system, a B.E.M. class-naming scheme, no Javascript, a clean 2.5-dimensional aesthetic, and modular SCSS features.
Feature Focuses:
- B.E.M. naming schemes
- Curated Grid class system
- Simplified media query breakpoints
- Flexbox-based
- Mobile-first
- Common "container>row>col" scheme
- No Javascript necessary
Typography
Heading 1
Heading 2
Heading 3
Heading 4
Here is a typical paragraph to demonstrate the stylings. Forten keeps track of commonly used web design elements, but it also tries to focus on providing contextual elements to aid in readability.
The underline style, u
, is a custom CSS styling using a border for a cleaner look. This is underlined as an example.
Minimalistic Grid System Based On Flexbox
Standard, yet basic Grid class assignments
Flexbox allows easy and consise style assignments for any type of layout. Conventional structures work, along with B.E.M.-named class augments.
.col
.col
.col
.col .col--50
.col
.col
.col .col--20
.col .col--50 .col--offset-10
.col
.col
.col
.col
.col
.col
.col
Colors
Colors in the color scheme can be inputted into the SCSS partial, _options.scss
and used throughout main.scss
. On compilation, shades of the chosen color palette will be generated, and can be refered to with the SCSS suffix "-Dark".
$color-Primary
#79EADF
$color-Secondary
#FB4D3A
$color-Tertiary
#8D70C5
Built-in Shades & Tints
$color-Primary-Dark
$color-Primary-Light
$color-Secondary-Dark
$color-Secondary-Light
$color-Tertiary-Dark
$color-Tertiary-Light
Elements
Lists
A simple list can look like:
- Unordered
- Unordered
- Unordered
- Unordered
A simple list for ordering:
- Ordered
- Ordered
- Ordered
- Ordered
Visual Cues
Captions
Swatches
$color-Primary-Dark
Badges
Forms
Buttons
Coding blocks
Using the .pre
class:
.container {
.row {
.col{
}
& col--50 {
}
}
}
Using both .pre
and .pre--primary
classes:
.container {
.row {
.col{
}
& col--50 {
}
}
}
Using both .pre
and .pre--secondary
classes:
.container {
.row {
.col{
}
& col--50 {
}
}
}
Using both .pre
and .pre--dark
classes:
.container {
.row {
.col{
}
& col--50 {
}
}
}


Liquidity
3% fee when selling is permanently added to the liquidity pool
Self-distributing & Auto-Liquidity BSC based token
features
3% fee when selling is permanently added to the liquidity pool
2% fee is distributed to all holders on each and every transaction
Initial supply launched on PancakeSwap with the LP tokens burned
Rfi: portion of each transaction goes to token holders
Liq: portion of each sell is added to liquidity pool
Liquid runs on BSC giving us access to low fees & encouraging more transactions


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England's Rashford feels back to his best after 'tough period'
With nine goals in his last 10 games for Manchester United and England, forward Marcus Rashford says he has put a tough start to the season behind him and is feeling confident in front of goal once more.
REUTERS: With nine goals in his last 10 games for Manchester United and England, forward Marcus Rashford says he has put a tough start to the season behind him and is feeling confident in front of goal once more.
The 22-year-old added that his return to form had been helped by a consistent run of games.
"It has been a tough period and now I'm getting consistent games and playing week in, week out," said Rashford, who scored in both of England's recent Euro 2020 qualifiers against Montenegro and Kosovo. "As a forward that has huge importance.
"If you are not in the team and you're in and out, you don't quite have that confidence in front of goal. But when you're having a run in the team it's important to come up with the goods and once you start doing that it becomes second nature."
England scored 11 goals in their last two qualifiers, and 37 in eight qualification matches, and Rashford said it was important to utilize all their attacking weapons.
"I have been in two tournaments now and the squad is so important," he added. "With the qualities that every individual has in this team it is something we have to use to our advantage.
"People are going to be playing at different moments but when you are on the pitch you have to do your best, and try to come up with the goods. It is good competition."
(Reporting by Simon Jennings in Bengaluru; Editing by Peter Rutherford)


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Here I will compile bits and pieces of thoughts, readings, sounds and noises. Currently, I am interested in two research topics.
- Technoscientific governance of environmental noise/A Public Hearing of Enivronmental Noise
- What is a project? (17th century projectors to the 21st century construction apparatus [by way of project management techniques])
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Ernesto Valverde talks up importance of Leganes win
Barcelona manager Ernesto Valverde was relieved to come out of a tough game against bottom-of the table Leganes with three points.
Youssef En-Nesyri gave the hosts an early lead with a superb effort as Barcelona struggled to create anything of any note.
But they improved after the break and second-half efforts from Luis Suarez and Arturo Vidal secured a 2-1 victory and moved them three points clear at the top, although Real Madrid have the opportunity to move level when they play Real Sociedad later on Saturday.
Valverde told reporters after the game: "It was so important (to win) because we started badly.
"It was a game played on a difficult pitch. There was a lot of wind so it was difficult to play the long ball.
"Besides, it was difficult because after they scored they closed in on us so we looked for a strategy in order to win the game but it was very difficult.
Leganes played a very good defensive gameErnesto Valverde
"We couldn't control the ball well. It bounced a lot and this meant that we couldn't play our game.
"Leganes played a very good defensive game."
Vidal was happy to hit the winning goal after a tricky week off domestic duties during the international break.
Vidal won it when Ousmane Dembele's corner from the right bounced off the inside of Ruben Perez's right boot and towards the Chile international, who would have been well offside had the ball come off a Barcelona player, and he mishit a shot over Ivan Cuellar and into the net.
After a VAR check to determine if the ball rebounded off Perez or Ivan Rakitic the goal was awarded.
Vidal said: "We're happy for the three points and I'm happy because I scored. We're happy because we're improving and working hard.
"It was a difficult game because they want to move up the table. It's a difficult stadium to play in. It was very cold and after a hard week without playing it was very important that we won.
"At the beginning it was very complicated and we have to improve many things, but we always fight until the end so we can get the three points."
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Parse Local Storage Libary (Work in progress)
What you can do:
- Add an object to a local storage based queue (HTML5 storage).
- Send the queue to the Parse servers.
Example Usage:
var TestObject = Parse.Object.extend("TestObject");
var testObject = new TestObject();
testObject.save({foo: "bar"});
Parse.LocalStorage.save("TestObject", testObject);
Send Queue to Parse Server:
Parse.LocalStorage.sendQueue();
Clear Queue:
Parse.LocalStorage.clearQueue();


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Elements on a website can be positioned behind, in front of, or next to by using CSS positioning properties: top, left, right, and bottom . Static positioning isn't mentioned too often with relative, absolute, or fixed positioning because it's the default positioning an element has when the element has no specified positioning.
An element that is positioned "relative" to its normal position or flow has relative positioning. Take a look at figure 1 (not drawn to scale). We moved the element to the left and towards the top by adjusting the left and top properties by setting -20px to the top and left properties.
Absolute positioned elements are always displayed in the same manner regardless of screen resolution nor normal position. They can also be positioned "relative" to its parent element. The element will show in the exact location each time it is loaded. One important thing to note here is absolute positioned elements can have the "z-index" property which allows overlapping elements. Elements with the higher z-index is displayed on top of the element with the lower index.
Figure 2 (not drawn to scale) shows the code for absolute positioning the element to the top left of the screen.
Figure 3 (not drawn to scale) shows the black div as the parent element to the green and blue divs. With the black div set to relative position, the child elements are set to absolute positioning so that they can be positioned relative to the black div. Green div is shown overlapping the blue div because it has a higher z-index.
An element with fixed positioning has a permanent position in the window screen. This means even when you scroll up or down, all other elements that don't have a fixed position move but the fixed element doesn't.
In figure 4 the content div scrolls up and down but the sidebar does not move regardless of how much scrolling you do.