Functions in Python¶
This section is based on chapter 3 in Sweigart’s Automate the Boring Stuff with Python (second edition).
Python scripts for this section
Write and run a Python script¶
To write functions in Python, you will be saving files with the .py extension. You can write and save Python files in Atom or in Mu.
To run a script named foobar.py that’s in the current directory, type this at the bash prompt ($) in Mac or the Windows Command Prompt:
python3 foobar.py
On Windows, or in a virtualenv on Mac or Windows, drop the 3
from python3
:
python foobar.py
You do not need to be in your virtualenv to do this, but it’s okay if you are.
Put something in, get something out¶
Sweigart notes that many functions operate as “black boxes”: This describes a function with parameters (it takes arguments) and a return statement. Something goes into it (arguments) and something comes out of it (whatever is returned). You don’t need to know how it works; you just need to know what it does.
a_black_box.py
def add_things(a, b):
result = (a * 3) + (b * 3)
return result
To run that function, call it, passing in two strings as arguments:
add_things("love", "Gators")
The function will return this:
loveloveloveGatorsGatorsGators
However, you will not see the returned value unless you capture it, or “catch” it, with a variable, like this:
output = add_things("love", "Gators")
Then you can print output or send it to a database or write it into the HTML of a live web page — or whatever you need.
print(output)
This is true for many functions we use from imported libraries. We know how to call the function, and we know what to expect as output, but we don’t need to know how it works.
Note
We don’t need to know how a toaster toasts bread to get toast out of it. We put in two pieces of bread (the arguments we pass into a function), and toast is returned after the function runs.
Using parameters and returns in functions¶
Let’s build a function step by step to help you understand parameters and returns. Assume that you buy the same coffee (or other beverage) daily, and you want to calculate how much you spend per week.
# this function has no parameters and returns nothing
def drink_expenses():
price = 3.99
count = 7
total = price * count
# call the function
drink_expenses()
It’s not very useful like that. What if the price of the drink changes? What if you want to calculate a different time period?
# this function has two parameters, but it returns nothing
def drink_expenses(price, count):
total = price * count
# call the function with two arguments
drink_expenses(3.99, 7)
Now you’re able to pass in any price and any time span you want. However, you can’t use the value for total if there’s no return statement. So — return the total amount spent on coffee.
# this function has two parameters, and it returns a value
def drink_expenses(price, count):
total = price * count
return total
# call the function with two arguments
drink_expenses(4.49, 5)
The function is good, but the way you call it needs to change. To assign the returned value of a function to a new variable, follow this pattern:
# this function has two parameters, and it returns a value
def drink_expenses(price, count):
total = price * count
return total
# assign the returned value to a new variable, result
result = drink_expenses(4.49, 5)
print(result)
A function can have many lines of instructions inside its code block (including conditionals, loops, and more).
Tip
It’s best to write functions that perform one specific task, rather than several tasks.
Scope¶
This is a bit of a hard topic for beginners, because you don’t have much experience writing longer or complex scripts.
Consider the following example:
# example of badly using scope of variables
def breakfast():
food = 'eggs'
drink = 'coffee'
print("Breakfast:")
print(food, drink, "\n")
def lunch():
food = 'salad'
drink = 'iced tea'
print("Lunch:")
print(food, drink, "\n")
# run the functions
lunch()
breakfast()
# attempt to print local variables (will not work)
print(food)
print(drink)
Everything will work fine except the last two lines. If you run the script, you’ll see what the two functions print:
Lunch:
salad iced tea
Breakfast:
eggs coffee
But then you’ll see an error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "f_scope_global_vs_local.py", line 20, in <module>
print(food)
NameError: name 'food' is not defined
The error message (last line) clearly states the problem: You tried to print the value of the variable food
, but there is no such variable outside the functions. The script stopped with print(food)
, but if you tried print (drink)
instead, you’d get the same error.
Note that it’s fine to have food
in both functions and drink
in both functions — there is no conflict or confusion because of local scope.
Key points about scope¶
A variable has local scope or global scope. It cannot have both.
A local variable exists only inside a function. It cannot be transmitted outside the function (although its value can be — via return).
Sometimes you will make a mistake about the scope of a variable, and then you will get an error — or (worse) your answers or results will not be correct.
A global variable exists outside any function. It may be used inside a function.
“It is a bad habit to rely on global variables as your programs get larger and larger” (Sweigart, p. 66).
Avoid repeating the names of variables in different scopes. If you have a global variable named foobar, do not name a local variable foobar.
See four rules, p. 69 in Sweigart
try/except¶
When your program throws an error, your script stops. In most cases you want to be informed of the error but not have the script come to a halt. The usual way to accomplish this in Python is to write the code you want to run within the try
block, and write instructions for handling the error inside the except
block.
# error handling: use this try/except pattern
def test_for_int(num):
try:
num = int(num)
message = str(num) + " is an integer. Good job!"
# this exception handles any entry that was NOT an integer
except ValueError:
message = "Error: You did not provide a whole number."
return message
# ask for user input
response = input("Enter a number: ")
# run the function, and print what is returned
print( test_for_int(response) )
The code above requires the user to type a whole number. A string or a decimal (float) will trigger the exception.
Hint
To find out what kind of error would be thrown, experiment at the Python command line (error types are case sensitive). Also, there is a list of built-in exceptions. AttributeError
and ValueError
are common, but there are many others!
Chapter review: chapter 3¶
These are the takeaways from this chapter. Slides below.
Key points¶
The def statement (how and where to use it)
When is the code in a function executed? (Know the difference between defining a function and running it.)
Parameters or arguments: Where are these, in a function?
How do they work when you define the function?
How do they work when you run the function? (Note: Instead of run, we may say call or execute the function. All have the same meaning.)
The return keyword (used in a function)
The NoneType data type: value is None
This will be important in scraping! If you get an error that says something does not work because it cannot be applied to NoneType, it means something returned None when you were expecting another value.
“Python adds return None to the end of any function definition with no return statement” (Sweigart, p. 62). In other words, a function with no return statement returns None.
An empty return statement (that is, the word return alone on a line) also returns None.
Keyword arguments: You can forget this for the time being
Important! Scope of variables
Functions as “black boxes”: Describes a function with parameters (meaning that it takes arguments) and a return statement. One or more values go into the function (arguments) and some value comes out of it (whatever is returned).
Exception handling (also called error handling): try/except pattern


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More fun with Flickr
May 09, 2006
Thinking more about ways of using Flickr in the classroom, I’ve discovered the wonderful world of geotagging. Essentially, all this involves is attaching geographical metadata to content, in this case Flickr photos. This then makes it possible to integrate the photos into maps, such as Google Maps or Google Earth.
Considering the simplicity of the idea, the potential here is tremendous: in the classroom for example, not only can young geographers locate places on their Goolge Earth/Maps, but they can then find out a whole lot more about what the places are actually like on the ground, and perhaps something more about the people who live, work or visit there via Flickr profiles and streams. Clare and I were were really impressed by eye2eye’s collection of UK photos at BETT, but here’s a way of doing the same sort of thing worldwide, for free, with Flickr as the image store, and Google’s gorgeous, clickable, draggable satelite imaging.
More importantly, the cool thing about Web 2.0 is that schools, teachers and pupils can contribute their own photos and other content into the system. This is, of course, not too far removed from the wholly laudable (and open source) Geograph, but the notion of using a Google Maps mashup (or a Google Earth layer) to pull together the sort of situated information provided through the 20 year old Domesday Project or Wikiville, is a very appealing one. I can see this having huge possibilities for schools, and love the idea of pupils contributing pictures and desciptions of their own localities and field trips.
Now for the techie bit. Taking the pictures and uploading into Flickr’s the easy bit. There are a number of ways of adding in the essential geographical information (which has to be in latitude and longitude – another teaching opportunity):
- You could do it by hand, if you can work out the latidude and longitude of the photo’s location – not easy, even with an OS grid map, as the conversion from OS grid reference to latitude and longitude is non-trivial, although StreetMap’s converter might be useful.
- Flickrmap have a plugin for Google Earth – find the place in Google Earth and then click the pop up to tag one or more photos.
- If you use Firefox and Greasemonkey, you can run the GMiF (Google Maps in Flickr) script , that lets you specify location picture by picture.
- maps.yuan.cc is a brilliant AJAX googlemaps mashup that allows you to browse flickr photos alongside a worldmap – if you give it read/write permission to your flickr stream, you can use it to browse through your photos, then zoom in to the place they were taken on the map and add all the tags directly – this is definitely the easiest of these three.
- If you’ve got a GPS locator that can log way points, then it’s possible to attach that data directly to the photos themselves alongside the exif data, but this looks a bit complicated and I don’t have GPS so haven’t properly investigated – there’s a good introduction here.
- Rumour has it that built in GPS will be the next big thing in digital photography, so all the tagging will happen automatically in the camera. We shall see.
The other side of the process is being able to browse the pictures from a map, rather than simply see where each was taken. Again, there a number of possibilities, but at present they all suffer becuase they work with extracts of the Flickr database, rather than all 183,861 geotagged photos that Flickr knows about at the moment.
- Flickrmap will provide a flash map of your own photos for $5 pa, which you can embed in a webpage.
- They also make available a layer for Google Earth, and there’s a similar layer from Yuan.cc maps, which plot photo locations and then opens up a little pop-up with the photo.
- Personally, I like the maps.yuan.cc interface for browsing as well as tagging, here’s the assembled collection for central Florence.
- Again, there’s a rumour that Flickr will do all this themselves soon, so this side of things will suddenly become a whole lot easier.
Finally, and more personally, here are the photos from my Flickr set that I’ve geotagged so far.
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For code, bug tracking and feature requests see https://github.com/willwade/MorseWriter/
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Tips for first use
Issues:
Tips for Building yourself
You will need Python 2.6 or earlier for pyinstaller. You will also need to install some extra libraries - notably PyHook, PyWin32 and PyQt
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python Makespec.py --onefile path_to_your_morsecodegui.py
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| Caps Lock ••—•—• |
Repeat Mode* •—••—• |
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| Function Keys F1 — F10 dot + number (F1 = ••————) F11 & F12 dash + number (F11 =—•————) |
*NB:To type Control+V you need to first go into repeat mode then type V.
MorseWriter is licensed under the MIT License:
Copyright (c) 2012 Will Wade (http://sourceymonkey.com/)
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


Safe Laboratory Practices and Procedures - University of Cincinnati
Piranha solution must be prepared under the hood with the glass shield pulled down as far as it can go within a comfortable working distance. The solution .
http://www.artsci.uc.edu/collegedepts/chemistry/safety/docs/safety_seminar.ppt
Treatment for Herniated or Bulging Discs
Installations - Ramco-Safetyshields.com
Installing a RAMCO® Safety Shield is both simple and rapid, usually requiring . Fabric shields are fastened securely by tie-down cords; whereas, metal shields . Pull the tie cords together tightly on each side, take one or two turns around the .
http://www.ramco-safetyshields.com/html/instal.htm
Helmets With Sun Shields at Motorcycle Superstore
inner sun shield for extra protection against glare on long rides, in addition to the many . anti-scratch, anti-fog face shield with Safety Lock Visor System Internal dark . in just a few seconds Internal Sunshield: Drop down ISV (Internal Sun
http://motorcycle.motorcycle-superstore.com/motorcycle/Helmets%20With%20Sun%20Shields
pull down safety shields Herniated or Bulging Discs
Smith & Wesson Shield: Down-Sizing the M&P - Concealed Carry
Jul 6, 2012 . The Shield resembles a scaled-down M&P pistol. . A relatively heavy seven pound trigger pull and a trigger safety equate to a safe design, .
https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/reviews/guns/smith-wesson-shield-down-sizing-the-mp/
Uncharted 3: Riot Shield Pull Down - YouTube
Jul 2, 2011 . Will The Real Smith Shady Please Pull Down, please pull down 0:26 . Uncharted 3 Ch. 9 - Part 2 of 2 - Riot Shield Embarrassmentby .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0eBxvwIWs4
Official Impairment Listing for Spinal Disorders
GMax GM55S Peak Helmet with Retractable Sun Shield
Retractable hard coated sun shield, changeable, simple no springs design - Premium . materials and Chitosan anti-bacterial materials improve comfort and safety . Really like the pull down shield as I wear glasses and does not interfere with .
http://www.jafrum.com/Shop-By-Brand/GMax-Half-Helmets/GMax-Helmets-GMax-GM55S-Helmet-Solid-Peak-with-Retractable-Sun-Shield
- songs of christmas 2009 sterling (narrowing of the spine)
YAH'S AMIGHTYWIND SHIELD WARRIORS - THEY PULL DOWN ...
Sep 8, 2011 . YAH'S AMIGHTYWIND SHIELD WARRIORS - THEY PULL DOWN THE EVIL SHEPHERDS. treesfourme. Subscribe Subscribed Unsubscribe .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTnJ26QUIDQLOVENOX®-- Injections
Remove the needle cap by pulling it straight off the syringe and discard it in a sharps . and others, and push down on the plunger to activate the safety shield.
http://www.lovenox.com/consumer/prescribed-lovenox/self-inject/inject-lovenox.aspx
Overhead Shield Car Seats - Car Seat Safety Information
Overhead shield car seats are readily available in stores, yet many car seat safety . comes down to rest in front of the baby, do meet the minimum federal safety .
http://babyproducts.about.com/od/carseats/a/overheadshields.htm
Smith & Wesson's Sub-Compact Shield (page 2)
Sep 2, 2012 . Several safety features are engineered into the Shield's design. . the rear, the lever can be pulled downto a position nearly parallel with the .
http://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/smith-wesson-sub-compact-shield-review-2/
Medical-Vocational Allowance for Herniated Disc
Safety Shield Kit - Pinch Not
Safety. Shield. Kit. Installation. Instructions. For more information or to watch the instructional . and pull it closed. Use an . backing down and away. 35 Press .
http://www.pinchnot.com/pdf/Installation%20Instructions.pdf
Need Quality RS485 Shield or Pull up pull down from code ...
I have been using a common RS485 Shield: . I think adding a high value pull up and a pull down resistor as described in . do not require fail-safe bias resistors because a true fail-safe feature is integrated into the devices." .
http://forums.netduino.com/index.php?/topic/4762-need-quality-rs485-shield-or-pull-up-pull-down-from-code/
Appealing a Denial of Benefits
Fabric-Shield Strom Panels - Coastal Storm Shutters - Hurricane ...
Wayne-Dalton FABRIC-SHIELD Storm Panels are a highly-effective . Wayne- Dalton FABRIC-SHIELD Pull-Down Storm Shutters are the newest product in the . Fabric-Shield is made from a unique, woven fabric which is easy and safe to .
http://www.coastalstormshutters.com/fabricshield.htm
FABRIC-SHIELD Pull-Down - Eco-$mart
FABRIC-SHIELD Pull-Down Storm Shutters are the newest product in the Fabric-Shield family. This revolutionary new product is designed to cover windows, .
http://www.ecosmartinc.com/catwind2_pulldown.php


Enchancements:
1. Remember me functionality
2. How many pages user have visited functionality
3. First time user visit tracking
execute doc/update_db/update_15.sql
and follow standard update instructions
P.s Demo also was updated,
Enchancements:
1. Fixed few more short tags.
2. Implemented - https://github.com/remdex/livehelperchat/issues/9 canned messages for desktop client.
3. Usability updates for online users. Then URL is very long it streches the table.
4. Option to turn of online operators tabs completely. Online operators tab will be hidden by default now.
execute doc/update_db/update_14.sql
and follow standard update instructions
P.s Demo also was updated, desktop client zip also.
Some teaser for upcoming updates. Updates which should be live during next week would include the following:
Some futher features would include
Let's make this APP the best of all available open source solutions!!! So give me hint without what feature you cannot use Live Helper Chat and most likely I make it for free!!!
New version was released.
Enchancements:
For upgrade follow standard upgrade workflow. Demo also was updated. Try it out :)
Glad to announce quick new version release:
Enchancements:
https://github.com/remdex/livehelperchat/issues/7
https://github.com/remdex/livehelperchat/issues/6
Read more for upgrade instructions.


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WEATHER
Tipperary County Council release emergency phone numbers in advance of orange rainfall alert for the county
PEOPLE ADVISED TO TAKE EXTREME CAUTION
Tipperary County Council has urged members of the public to heed weather alerts as the county is facing a battering from the rain.
A Level Orange rainfall warning has been issued for Tipperary with accumulations in excess of 50mm possible in some parts.
Valid: Wednesday 20 November 2019 15:00 to Thursday 21 November 2019 18:00
The position will continue to be monitored by the Council’s Severe Weather Team to assess the position.
Please note the emergency contact numbers below:
Emergency 999/112
Tipperary County Council 1890 923948
Irish Water Emergency 1850 278278
ESB Networks 1850 372999
Gas Networks Ireland 1850 205050
Tipperary County Council would advise the public to heed Met Éireann Weather Warnings and to take extreme caution over this period,
Further updates and advice will issue throughout the coming days via local and national media and on the Council’s website/facebook and twitter.


RSVGTipsDevice: An R SVG Graphics Device with Dynamic Tips and Hyperlinks
A graphics device for R that uses the w3.org xml standard
for Scalable Vector Graphics. This version supports
tooltips with 1 to 3 lines, hyperlinks, and line styles.
| Version: |
1.0-7 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.6) |
| Published: |
2016-07-24 |
| Author: |
Tony Plate, based on RSvgDevice by T Jake Luciani |
| Maintainer: |
Tony Plate <tplate at acm.org> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| Materials: |
README NEWS |
| In views: |
Graphics |
| CRAN checks: |
RSVGTipsDevice results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=RSVGTipsDevice
to link to this page.


Restores a page from the DNN Recycle Bin.
| Flag | Value | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| --id | integer | See Notes | Explicitly specifies the Page ID to delete. Use of the flag name is not required. You can simply provide the ID value as the first argument. Required if --parentid and --name are not specified. | |
| --name | string | See Notes | Specifies the name (not title) of the page that should be restored. This can be combined with --parentid to target a page name with a specific Parent page. Required if --parentid and --name are not specified. | |
| --parentid | integer | See Notes | When you want to restore all child pages of a certain page, use this flag and specify the parent's Page ID. Required if --id and --name are not specified. |
restore-page 999
OR
restore-page --id 999
restore-page --name "Page1"
restore-page --parentid 999


List of Git Connections used for Git Source Control for the current user. These should be Personal Access Tokens with at least read and write access for the repositories targeted with the git configs.
| Name | Git Type | API URL | Token | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{conn.name}} | {{conn.git_type}} | {{conn.api_url}} | ******************** |


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Johannes Elias Lohbihler is a seasoned product designer, currently on a sabbatical and happy talking about new job opportunities. Amongst other ventures, he founded dadamachines – a studio for multisensory experiences & open-source music technology. Recently he did a stint at KORG – setting up shop in Berlin. His expertise is ranging from crafts to creating digital and analog experiences, products, or services for large & small clients.
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This site is a basic showcase of Twitters OAuth authentication method. If you are having issues try clearing your session.
Links: Source Code & Documentation | Contact @abraham


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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| DiscoveryAgent | |
| DiscoveryListener | |
| SelfManaging |
Marker interface to announce that a service class (i.e.
|
| ServerService | |
| ServiceFinder | |
| Unwrappable |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| DiscoveryRegistry | |
| FilteredServiceManager |
This implementation is mainly used in the application composer to get the most from
The EnableServices annotation created
|
| Main |
Assemble OpenEJB instance and boot it up
|
| NamedService | |
| Restart | |
| Server | |
| Server.ServerServiceFactory | |
| ServerServiceFilter |
TODO: Make this the superclass of the appropriate ServerService implementations
|
| ServiceAccessController | |
| ServiceDaemon | |
| ServiceLogger | |
| ServiceManager | |
| ServicePool | |
| ServicePool.Registry | |
| ServiceStats | |
| SimpleServiceManager | |
| SimpleServiceManager.SimpleServiceFinder | |
| Start | |
| Status | |
| Stop | |
| UnwrappbleServerService |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| ServerRuntimeException | |
| ServiceException |


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Benjamin Bannier
Nuclear Physicist turned Software Developer.
Currently working from Hamburg, Germany.
I can be reached by email. Sometimes I blog. You can find my CV here.
Nuclear Physicist turned Software Developer.
Currently working from Hamburg, Germany.
I can be reached by email. Sometimes I blog. You can find my CV here.


We have a vision where farmers worldwide can learn from other farmers who share similar growing conditions and farming philosophies. We want to unite people through the common, universal language of hard data and soil.
Field Data Alerts
Field sensors along with regional weather and geological data give us an accurate picture of the conditions a farmer is working in.
Farm Awareness and Self Learning
By pairing the farmer’s field records with sensor information, farmers can assess the productivity of their farm.
Apples to Apples Learning
We are able to determine the similarity between farms by calculating the correlation between these different farm variables. This will enable farmers to compare their productivity with the aggregate productivity of other similar farmers. In this way, farmers are able to learn not only from their mistakes and successes, but also that of others.


/*
Copyright 2016 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
*/
import Route from './route';
import assert from '../../../../lib/assert';
import logHelper from '../../../../lib/log-helper.js';
/**
* RegExpRoute is a helper class to make defining regular expression based
* [Routes]{@link Route} easy.
*
* For same-origin requests, the route will be used if the regular expression
* matches **any portion** (not necessarily the entirety) of the full request
* URL.
*
* For cross-origin requests, the route will only be used if the regular
* expression matches **from the start** of the full request URL.
*
* For example, assuming that your origin is 'https://example.com', and you use
* the following regular expressions when constructing your `RegExpRoute`:
*
* - `/css$/` **will** match 'https://example.com/path/to/styles.css', but
* **will not** match 'https://cross-origin.com/path/to/styles.css'
*
* - `/^https:\/\/cross-origin\.com/` **will not** match
* 'https://example.com/path/to/styles.css', but **will** match
* 'https://cross-origin.com/path/to/styles.css'
*
* - `/./` **will** match both 'https://example.com/path/to/styles.css' and
* 'https://cross-origin.com/path/to/styles.css', because the `.` wildcard
* matches the first character in both URLs.
*
* @memberof module:workbox-routing
* @extends Route
*
* @example
* // Any requests that match the regular expression will match this route, with
* // the capture groups passed along to the handler as an array via params.
* const route = new workbox.routing.RegExpRoute({
* regExp: new RegExp('^https://example.com/path/to/(\\w+)'),
* handler: {
* handle: ({event, params}) => {
* // params[0], etc. will be set based on the regexp capture groups.
* // Do something that returns a Promise.<Response>, like:
* return caches.match(event.request);
* },
* },
* });
*
* const router = new workbox.routing.Router();
* router.registerRoute({route});
*/
class RegExpRoute extends Route {
/**
* Constructor for RegExpRoute.
*
* @param {Object} input
* @param {RegExp} input.regExp The regular expression to match against URLs.
* If the `RegExp` contains [capture groups](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/RegExp#grouping-back-references),
* then the array of captured values will be passed to the handler via
* `params`.
* @param {module:workbox-routing.RouteHandler} input.handler The handler to
* use to provide a response if the route matches.
* @param {string} [input.method] Only match requests that use this
* HTTP method. Defaults to `'GET'` if not specified.
*/
constructor({regExp, handler, method}) {
assert.isInstance({regExp}, RegExp);
const match = ({url}) => {
const result = regExp.exec(url.href);
// Return null immediately if this route doesn't match.
if (!result) {
return null;
}
// If this is a cross-origin request, then confirm that the match included
// the start of the URL. This means that regular expressions like
// /styles.+/ will only match same-origin requests.
// See https://github.com/GoogleChrome/workbox/issues/281#issuecomment-285130355
if ((url.origin !== location.origin) && (result.index !== 0)) {
logHelper.debug({
that: this,
message: `Skipping route, because the RegExp match didn't occur ` +
`at the start of the URL.`,
data: {url: url.href, regExp},
});
return null;
}
// If the route matches, but there aren't any capture groups defined, then
// this will return [], which is truthy and therefore sufficient to
// indicate a match.
// If there are capture groups, then it will return their values.
return result.slice(1);
};
super({match, handler, method});
}
}
export default RegExpRoute;


The Mosquito Coast
The Mosquito Coast is a movie starring Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren, and River Phoenix. An inventor spurns his city life and moves his family into the jungles of Central America to make a utopia.


{% for backend, backend_obj in social_auth.items %}
{% include 'aldryn_accounts/inc/social_auth_connect_link.html' %}