1. Working with data input¶
This section includes some tutorials for process data input of model (documents - corpus). This corpus maybe supplied by user, or available copus from wikipedia website (refer to paper and source code). The library will support preprocessing, converting format of input for specific learning method.
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1.1. Preprocessing¶
This work will be implemented when data format of input is raw text. Topic models take documents that contain words as input. We still have to determine what “words” we’re going to use and how to extract them from the format raw text. Recall that most topic models treat documents as a bag-of-words, so we can stop caring about the order of the tokens within the text and concentrate on how many times a particular word appears in the text. So, we need to convert the raw format to term-sequence or term-frequency as mentioned in the `quick start`_ section. To understand in detail about technique of preprocessing, please read preprocessing [1]_ document.
File raw text also need a specific format type so that we can recognize it. The format of file as follow:
Corpus includes many documents, all of that are saved into a file.
Each document is represented as follow
This is tutorial for how to preprocess a file raw text:
from tmlib.preprocessing.preprocessing import PreProcessing object = PreProcessing(file_path) object.process() # run algorithm of preprocessing step object.extract_vocab() # extract to the vocabulary of corpus object.save_format_sq() # save the new format is term-sequence format object.save_format_tf() # save the format is term-frequency format # display path of file vocabulary, file term-sequence, file term-frequency print(object.path_file_vocab, object.path_file_sq, object.path_file_tf)
The result files is automatically saved in a folder named “tmlib_data” in the user data home. User can change the position by set value parameters in functions such as extract_vocab(), save_format_sq() or save_format_tf(). User can also change the setting parameters of preprocessing algorithm by set value when create object. More detailed, refer to the api preprocessing document.
1.2. Loading a “mini-batch” from corpus¶
This is a extension of the basic stochastic inference [2]_, the use of multiple samples (“minibatches”) to improve the algorithm’s stability. Previously, stochastic variational inference algorithms sample only one observation (one document) at a time from corpus. Many stochastic optimization algorithms benefit from “minibatches,” that is, several examples at a time (Bottou and Bousquet, 2008; Liang et al., 2009; Mairal et al., 2010).
There are two reasons to use minibatches.
- First, to amortize any computational expenses associated with updating the global parameters across more data points; for example, if the expected sufficient statistics of β are expensive to compute, using minibatches allows us to incur that expense less frequently.
- Second, it may help the algorithm to find better local optima. Stochastic variational inference is guaranteed to converge to a local optimum but taking large steps on the basis of very few data points may lead to a poor one. Using more of the data per update can help the algorithm (refer to [2]_)
Thus, if users want to load a minibatch which the size is batch_size from the file corpus has path is file_path, there are two choices:
- Sample randomly batch_size documents from file at each iterator
- Shuffle (arrange randomly) all of documents in file. After that, we’ll load minibatches from beginning to end of file in order (pass over data one time). We can do this several time and then, shuffle file again and repeat loading.
The library provides a class named “Dataset” to implement the second choice:
Loading a minibatch which have format is term-frequency
from tmlib.datasets import dataset data = dataset.DataSet(file_path, batch_size) minibatch = data.load_mini_batch() # The format is term-frequency by default
By default in above, number of passing over data is 1. We can change it by set:
data = dataset.DataSet(file_path, batch_size, passes=4, shuffle_every=2)
This means 4 times of passing over data and after every 2 times, file is shuffled again. Assume that size of corpus is 5000 documents, batch_size = 100, then number of iterators is: 5000/100*4 = 2000. We can check the last iterator by using method check_end_of_data().
output format is term-sequence
from tmlib.datasets import dataset from tmlib.datasets.base import DataFormat data = dataset.DataSet(file_path, batch_size) data.set_output_format(DataFormat.TERM_SEQUENCE) minibatch = data.load_mini_batch()
However, we can also implement the first choice as follow:
Define a function sample() with 2 parameters is: file which is formatted (tf or sq) and format of output (minibatch)
from tmlib.datasets import base from tmlib.datasets.base import DataFormat def sample(file_formatted_path, batch_size, output_format): work_file = base.shuffle_formatted_data_file(file_formatted_path, batch_size) fp = open(work_file, 'r') if output_format == DataFormat.TERM_FREQUENCY: minibatch = base.load_mini_batch_term_frequency_from_term_frequency_file(fp, batch_size) else: minibatch = base.load_mini_batch_term_sequence_from_sequence_file(fp, batch_size) fp.close() return minibatch
Loading a minibatch which has term-frequency format
input_format = base.check_input_format(file_path) if input_format == DataFormat.RAW_TEXT: vocab_file, tf_file, sq_file = base.pre_process(file_path) work_file_path = tf_file else: work_file_path = base.reformat_file_to_term_frequency(file_path) # at each iterator, repeat this statement minibatch = sample(work_file_path, batch_size, DataFormat.TERM_FREQUENCY)
Loading a minibatch which has term-sequence format
input_format = base.check_input_format(file_path) if input_format == DataFormat.RAW_TEXT: vocab_file, tf_file, sq_file = base.pre_process(file_path) work_file_path = sq_file else: work_file_path = base.reformat_file_to_term_sequence(file_path) # at each iterator, repeat this statement minibatch = sample(work_file_path, batch_size, DataFormat.TERM_FREQUENCY)
Note: minibatch is object of class Corpus . This mini-corpus is stored with term-frequency format or term-sequence format
1.3. Loading a minibatch from Wikipedia website¶
This is a simulation of stream data (the data observations are arriving in a continuous stream). So, we can’t pass over all of data. At each iterator, we’ll download and analyze a bunch of random Wikipedia
With size of batch is batch_size and number of iterators is num_batches:
from tmlib.datasets.wiki_stream import WikiStream from tmlib.datasets.base import DataFormat data = WikiStream(batch_size, num_batches) minibatch = data.load_mini_batch() # the format is term frequency by default
To load minibatch with term-sequence format, add method set_output_format before load_mini_batch()
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Use case: Plone in multi-{country, language, domain} applications
by Mikel Larreategi
I am Mikel Larreategi and work for CodeSyntax, an internet
company from Eibar in the Basque Country in norther Spain.
We are a group of 16 people working on the internet since 2001
and since the beginning we work with Python.
We started with plain Zope and back in 2005 started with Plone 2.1.
Then we have developed sites with all other Plone versions.
Our developers team is more or less 50%-50% of Django and Plone developers
although we do some other things too (mobile developments with angular
and ionic, some wordpress...)
Some years ago a company came to us to ask a web platform. They wanted to get rid
of their manual website and start managing all the content using a CMS.
From the beginning they said that they wanted a multilingual solution because they
are a heavily internationalized company with a lot delegations and subsidiary branches
all over the world.
Their needs
Multilingual: mysite.com/en, mysite.com/es, ...
Multi-domain: mysite.de, mysite.es, mysite.com, ...
Multi-everything: mysite.com/en, mysite.com/es, mysite.es/es, mysite.es/eu
Centralized content-management: edit.mysite.com/en, edit.mysite.com/es, edit.mysite.com/es-es, ...
They wanted this platform to be unique and centralized because they wanted to have
some central-control of the contents and permissions available to content-editors
on their subsidiaries.
They also wanted to be a multi-country and multi-domain solution. They wanted to create
as many sites as subsidiaries they have, and some of them to be multilingual.
They needed a multi-everything solution.
We decided to build a platform using Plone 4 and dexterity content-types.
For the multilingual solution we used plone.app.multilingual, which is the
default way to create multilingual sites these days.
To provide the additional multi-everything solutions we used some add-ons and hacks
because we faced some problems or limitations on Plone.
Question:
how to create a site with 2 Spanish versions: one for the international targetting site
and the other one for the spanish site?
The first question arose early on the development: we needed to have 2 spanish versions of the site
because the contents were not the same for the international site spanish version and the Spain site spanish version.
Answer:
enable the "Show country-specific language variants" checkbox on Plone's
language control panel
Well, this one was easy. Plone already supports language variants. It provides a language variant vocabulary
in plone.i18n.
There we can see the different language-variants, from arabic, to german, english, spanish or french to name a few.
So this way plone shows the Available Languages list with the full list of languages plus the language variants.
So we can choose to have a site in "Spanish" and in "Spanish-Spain" and "Spanish-Mexico"
Question:
how to create a site in English for Mexico? Does "English (Mexico)" (en-mx) exist?
So far so good. But what to do with inexistent language-variants? For instance our client wanted
to create an english site for Mexico, different from the International English, US English and UK English.
But there is no such language variant like "English (Mexico)"
Answer:
no, it does not exist.
But we can create a language for you
Patch plone.i18n to extend the language variant vocabulary.
We created: en-mx, en-fr, ru-kz
So we created English (Mexico), English (France), Russian (Kazakhstan), ...
and opened the door to create additional languages for anything.
While you keep the first part of the language-variant code OK, Plone's language
negotiation works, so you don't have to worry about strange configurations.
Question:
OK, now we want to serve this site from several domains, but some domains should serve
only some languages
collective.linguadomains configuration
collective.linguadomains provides a way to configure which languages of your site should be
served from which domain.
To achieve that it provides a control-panel configuration form and a viewlet that does
the checks and redirects accordingly
collective.linguadomains is great!
It creates redirects for incorrect site-language combinations: mysite.fr/es -> mysite.com/es
You need to manualy override the language-selector viewlet if you want to show links instead of redirects
The same for the language-alternate viewlet
collective.linguadomains controls if an end-user tries to show a language in an incorrect site.
For instance show Spanish (International) on France domain.
Our SEO-man wanted to change Plone's language change viewlet because currently it shows links to
a redirect view, and wanted to show directly the links to the correct sites, so we needed to override
it and call collective.linguadomains' utils to achieve that.
language selector with full domain URLs
language alternate viewlet with full domain URLs
guidelines by Google
language alternate links are a way to signal Google and other search engines
that we have that content in another languages and sometimes targetting specific countries.
We don't know exactly how Google behaves regarding unexisting language-combination pairs,
but for the momment we haven't had any message about the negative impact of it.
Question:
can we create a new language-country pair but based on the existing content?
They wanted to create the basic structure of one language based on an
existing one. Without the need to create all contents manually
Answer:
Yes! Use our language copier !
http://github.com/codesyntax/cs.linguacopier
So we prepared a language copier script, which takes a context object and translates it
to a selected new language with all its contents.
It works both for Dexterity and Archetypes. It's a simple but powerful tool
when you have a deep content tree to have a mirror in another language, and
start working on the copied content, because each countries always have differences.
We are working on polishing the script and I hope to be ready in a couple of weeks.
Some months ago there was a question in community.plone.org about this kind of feature
and I published it there, and now we are putting everything in an addon.
Question:
Can you do content-management for us? We will provide the content on different languages
With all that, we built and published the site and some weeks later another client
came and asked for pretty much the same platform with a couple of additions:
the first one was: can you do content-management for us? We will provide the content
Answer:
Yes. We are going to use XLIFF to handle the translations.
XLIFF is an XML based format to standarize the format of data during the localization process
of it.
Cannot find the file.
Fichier non trouvé.
It's basically an XML file, with a lot of 'trans-units' like this one
were the content goes.
You can have HTML included in it and the translation aid tool should escape
all that HTML to let the translator only with the real content (not to translate
the HTML tags)
slc.xliff
XLIFF integration for Plone
Both for importing and exporting
Both for Archetypes and Dexterity
One trans-unit per field
Using this is very easy to export the contents of a page in XLIFF format
feed the translation aid tool with that and using the translations and the
translation-memory provided by the client prepare the files to import them back
to Plone
Question:
but what can we do with images or files linked from the translated HTML content?
sometimes the content (remember that this is HTML) has images or linked files (which will
be properly added in Plone), and XLIFF "hides" the HTML from the translator to avoid him
translating HTML tags, so what can we do with this type of content? It requires us to
check if all the images and links are valid and change with the proper ones.
Answer:
use plone.outputfilters
As you may know, plone.outputfilters provides a way to hook filters to text when it is rendered.
The tipical examples are to resolve the UID links (and hide the resolveuid lilnks), and provide
captions to images inserted using the TinyMCE editor.
Override the ResolveUIDAndCaptionFilter to check if proper language content was inserted
This way, when the resolveuid check is done, we check if the object is in the same language
of the context, and if not we link it to the proper object.
Of course, this requires to have all the items properly translated and file and image fields
marked as normal and not language-independent fields.
To sum up
Plone is perfect for multilingual content sites
It's easy to build powerful multi-site, multi-language sites
There are a lot of useful addons on the collective, just browse!
Pay attention to language-change URLs
Have Google in mind: redirects, proper language codes, alternate content links, ...
Questions?


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Methods
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Log an exception to the console
(static) renderAct()
Render act
(static) renderAddress()
Render address for display
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Plugin provides utility directives and services.
npm Install
typings Install
npm run start:dev
typings install dt~react-dom --global --save
After you have merged everything to the master branch, follow the following steps to release a new version.
$ git add .
and commit them $ git commit
jest --no-cache --coverage
Create a Component by extending ResponsiveView

and implement device specific render methods.
renderDefault
needs to be implemented if not any other render methods.
Example:
class TestView extends ResponsiveView<ITestViewProps, ITestViewState> {
renderDefault() {
return

}
renderMobile() {
return

}
renderMobilePortrait() {
return

}
renderTablet() {
return

}
}
renderDefault
will be executed.Provides the basic skeleton of a HeaderFooterLayout with some basic styles.
Usage:
render() {
return (
<HeaderFooterLayout>
<HeaderView style={optionalStyle} navIconStyle={optionalNavIconStyle}> </HeaderView>
<ContentView style={optionalStyle}></ContentView>
<FooterView style={optionalStyle}></FooterView>
<PrimarySliderNav style={optionalStyle}></PrimarySliderNav>
<SecondarySliderNav style={optionalStyle}></SecondarySliderNav>
</HeaderFooterLayout>
)
}
HeaderFooterLayout
which provide predefined styles. Title
Description
Content
ButtonList
ButtonListItem
HeaderView
Takes two optional props: style
and navIconStyle
to apply any user specified styles to the header and navIcon respectively
FooterView
Uses an optional prop isSticky
to make the footer stick to bottom of the window. Default value is false
.
Navigation Menu
The HeaderFooterLayout
has the ability to render upto two navigation menu. PrimarySliderNav
renders a navigation drawer that opens from left and SecondarySliderNav
renders a navigation drawer that opens from right. An optional style
prop can be passed for customizing the navigation drawer.
Example:
<HeaderFooterLayout>
...
<PrimarySliderNav> // The primary navigation menu.

Primary Navigation ...

</PrimarySliderNav>
<SecondarySliderNav> // The secondary navigation menu.

Secondary Navigation ...

</SecondarySliderNav>
</HeaderFooterLayout>
style
prop. The example of the same can be found below.PrimarySliderNav
and SecondarySliderNav
accepts an optional style
and onNavClose
prop to override the default styles and to call the passed callback when navigation menu is called respectively:
const primaryNavStyle: CSS = {
padding: 'none',
width: '30%',
backgroundColor: '#eea303',
};
const secondaryNavStyle: CSS = {
padding: 'none',
width: '50%',
};
render() {
return (
<HeaderFooterLayout>
...
<PrimarySliderNav
style={primaryNavStyle}
onNavClose={callbackForPrimaryMenu}
> // The primary navigation menu.

A navigation menu

</PrimarySliderNav>
<SecondarySliderNav
style={secondaryNavStyle}
onNavClose={callbackForSecondaryMenu}
> // The secondary navigation menu.

Another navigation menu

</SecondarySliderNav>
</HeaderFooterLayout>
)
}
Prerequisites:
src/default/yourComponentPath
src/yourThemeName/yourComponentPath
The theme name should be present in the redux store before the app is rendered. The structure of the store should be:
state: {
theme: yourThemeName
}
The function getThemedComponent
accepts two parameters:
componentPath
: The path of the component from your theme directory.componentName
: The component name to be rendered. A component file can have multiple exported modules. Therefore, this parameter is needed
Usage:
const ThemedComponent = getThemedComponent('Test/HomePage', 'HomePage')
render(
<Router history={hashHistory}>
<Route path="/" component={ThemedComponent}/>
</Router>
);
If the theme name or the ThemedComponent
is not found, the component from the default
directory will get rendered.
Before using this feature the following configuration should be present in the package.json:
"reactHero": {
"serverUrl": "http://example.com/",
"APIUrl": "http://example.com/api/version"
},
APIUrl
is prefixed to the path provided with every request via HTTP
module. If the APIUrl
is not found, serverUrl
is used.| Function name | Parameters |
|---|---|
postRequest |
path : The path of the server endpoint. headers (optional): Headers to sent with the request.data (optional): Data to be sent as the request body |
getRequest |
path : The path of the server endpoint.headers (optional): Headers to sent with the request.data (optional): Data to be sent as the query parameters |
putRequest |
path : The path of the server endpoint.headers (optional): Headers to sent with the request.data (optional): Data to be sent as the request body |
deleteRequest |
path : The path of the server endpoint.headers (optional): Headers to sent with the request. |
static resourceName: string = 'demo';
propTypes: { [any]: ModelPropTypes }
ModelPropTypes
should be used for specifying the data type.ModelPropTypes
assigned for each property.
static propTypes = {
id: ModelPropTypes.NUMBER(),
firstname: ModelPropTypes.STRING(),
lastname: ModelPropTypes.STRING()
};
defaultProps: { [any]: any }
defaultProps
specifies the default value for each of the propTypes
Example:
static defaultProps = {
id: 001,
firstname: 'John',
lastname: 'Doe'
};
columnNames: string[]
propTypes
columnNames
Example:
static columnNames: Object[] = [{
label: 'Id',
accessor: 'id',
}, {
label: 'Title',
acessor: 'parentobject.nestedobject.title',
}];
list
${resourceName}List
. For this example, the key would be demoList
since the resourceName
is demo.Parameters:
| Name | Optional | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| filters | Yes | {} | Query parameters to be sent with the HTTP request. |
| valueInStore | Yes | false | If false then dispatch an action which fetches the instance list from the server, save the instance to the store and return the instance list. If true then simply fetch the instance list from the store and return it(i.e. don’t dispatch an action to fetch the list from the server). |
| headers | Yes | {} | HTTP request headers. |
| successCallBack | Yes | () => {} | Operation to be performed when the list is fetched successfully. |
| failureCallBack | Yes | () => {} | Operation to be performed if any error occurred while fetching the list. |
| path | Yes | resourceName | The server path from where the list is to be fetched. |
get
${resourceName}/${id}
.Parameters:
| Name | Optional | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| id | No | The instance id for which the data is to be fetched. The request path would be ${resourceName}/${id} |
|
| valueInStore | Yes | false | If false then dispatch an action which fetches the instance data from the server, save the instance to the store and return the instance. If true then simply fetch the instance from the store and return it(i.e. don’t dispatch an action to fetch the data from the server). |
| headers | Yes | {} | HTTP request headers. |
| successCallBack | Yes | () => {} | Operation to be performed when the data is fetched successfully. |
| failureCallBack | Yes | () => {} | Operation to be performed if any error occurred while fetching the data. |
| params | Yes | {} | Parameters to be passed as query string along with GET request. |
$save
Parameters:
| Name | Optional | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| flush | Yes | true | If true then dispatch an action which sends POST request to the server and save the instance to the store. If false then create an instance only in the redux store. |
| headers | Yes | {} | HTTP request headers. |
| successCallBack | Yes | () => {} | Operation to be performed when data saved successfully. |
| failureCallBack | Yes | () => {} | Operation to be performed if any error occurred while saving the data. |
| path | Yes | resourceName | The server URL to which the POST request is to be made. |
$update
Prameters:
| Name | Optional | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| flush | Yes | true | If true then dispatch an action which sends the PUT request to the server and save the instance in the store. If false then update the instance data only in the redux store. |
| headers | Yes | {} | HTTP request headers. |
| successCallBack | Yes | () => {} | Operation to be performed when the instance is updated successfully. |
| failureCallBack | Yes | () => {} | Operation to be performed if any error occurred while updating the instance. |
| path | Yes | resourceName/id | The server URL to which the PUT request is to be made. |
$delete
Parameters
| Name | Optional | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| flush | Yes | true | If true then dispatch an action which sends the DELETE request to the server, and deletes the instance from the store. If false then delete the instance from the redux store. |
| headers | Yes | {} | HTTP request headers. |
| successCallBack | Yes | () => {} | Operation to be performed when the instance is deleted successfully. |
| failureCallBack | Yes | () => {} | Operation to be performed if any error occurred while deleting the instance. |
| path | Yes | resourceName/id | The server URL to which the DELETE request is to be made. |
Available commands:
- npm run RH-generate-edit
- npm run RH-generate-show
- npm run RH-generate-list
- npm run RH-generate-create
Flags:
| Flag | Required for pages | Description |
|---|---|---|
| –modelPath | All | Relative path of the model from the src directory. |
| –modelName | All | The resource name provided in the model. |
| –onCancel | Create, Show | The route to open when the Cancel button is clicked in the edit and the show page. |
Example:
npm run RH-generate-edit -- --modelPath /models/DemoModel --modelName demo --onCancel /demoList
DropDownFilter
Props:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| label | String | Name or the label for the input box. If label is not provided, paramName will be used |
| paramName | String | The request will be sent to the server with this key. |
| possibleValues | {value: string, label: string}[] | The label will get rendered in the list and the value will be assigned to the key ${paramName} while sending the request to the server. |
Example:
<DropDownFilter
label="Order"
paramName="order"
possibleValues={[
{label: 'Ascending', value: 'asc'},
{label: 'Descending', value: 'desc'}
]}
/>
QueryFilter
Props:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| label | String | Name or the label for the input box. If label is not provided, paramName will be used |
| paramName | String | The request will be sent to the server with this key. |
| placeholder | String | The placeholder for the input box. |
Example:
<QueryFilter
label="Search"
paramName="query"
placeholder="Subject, Name, Body"
/>
RangeFilter
Props:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| label | String | Name or the label for the input boxes. If label is not provided, paramName will be used. Two input box would be generated with the labels: ${label}From and ${label}To |
| paramName | String | The key with which the request is to be made to the server. |
This is a generic filter used for filtering out the list for given range. For example: if we want to view the product list for a given price range:
<RangeFilter
label = "Amount"
paramName = "price"
/>
On submit, the request will be sent to the server with the query: example.com?priceFrom=1000&priceTo=5000
.
DateRangeFilter
Example:
<DateRangeFilter
label = "Date Created"
paramName = "dateCreated"
/>
AutocompleteQueryFilter
Props:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| label | String | Name or the label for the input box. |
| paramName | String | The key with which the request is to be made to the server. |
| style | React.CSSProperties | Custom CSS properties. |
| options | {value: string, label: string}[] | The data list with which the input text is to be compared. |
| onInputChange | Function | This works similar to the onchange function of the html input tag. |
Example:
In the following example, I have assigned the value of the options to a state: selectOptions: {label: string, value: string}[]
<AutocompleteQueryFilter
style={{width: '300px'}}
label="Employee"
paramName="employeeID"
options={this.state.selectOptions}
onInputChange={this.handleInputChange}
/>
Whenever the user start typing in the input, handleInputChange
is executed. In this function a request is made to the server with the the input data. The response is then saved to the selectOptions
.
handleInputChange = (value: string): void => {
HTTP.getRequest(`action/autocomplete`, {}, {query: value})
.then((response) => {
this.setState({selectOptions: response.data});
});
}
Props:
| Name | Type | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| max | Number | 20 | The maximum number of rows to display. |
| resource | String | The resource name specified in the Model | |
| pageHeader | JSX.Element |
${resource}List
 |
The text to be rendered at the top of the table. |
| showDefaultAction | Boolean | true | If true, a column is added to the table which contains actions to view, edit and delete the record. If false, the default actions will not be rendered. |
| customAction | React.ReactNode | customAction overrides the default actions in the listing page. It can be a JSX.Element, a function or a class. |
|
| userActionMap | {label: string, action: Function}[] | This prop is used for the bulk operations (eg: exporting the records to csv or deleting multiple records at once) to be performed on the list. The label is the text which will be rendered in the drop-down menu. When an item selected from the drop-down, the action is executed. |
Example:
<PagedList
resource="demo"
max={15}
userActionMap={[
{label: 'Delete Records', action: handleDelete}
]}
customActions={TestAction}>
<DropDownFilter
label = "status"
paramName = "status"
possibleValues = {[
{label: 'Enable', value: 'enable'},
{label: 'Disable', value: 'disable'},
{label: 'Inactive', value: 'inactive'}
]}
/>
<RangeFilter
label = "Bill Amount"
paramName = "billAmount"
/>
</PagedList>
In the above example, following function will be executed when the user selects Delete Records
from the drop-down.
this.handleDelete = () => {
//perform operations to delete.
}
In this case, the custom action is a class:
class TestAction extends React.Component<{instance: any}, void> {
openAlert = (): void => {
alert(this.props.instance);
}
render() {
return (

<button onClick={this.openAlert}>Open ALert</button>

);
}
}
This component is responsible for conditional rendering based on the keyword
meta-data available on the page.
It takes prop match
of type string
or array of string
and if it matched with the keyword
meta-data available on the page, it returns the passed children. If there is no matching keyword, it returns null
.
Usage:
<KeywordMatcher match="string">
 Anything passed here will only be rendered if `match` matches the keyword available on the page being rendered.

Sibling components will be rendered too.
 Add a comment to this line </KeywordMatcher>
<KeywordMatcher match={['strings','array']}>
 Anything passed here will only be rendered if any string from `match` matches the keyword available on the page being rendered.

Sibling components will be rendered too.
 Add a comment to this line </KeywordMatcher>


PSK Web Server is a HTTP/HTTPS server that allows the communication between PrivateSky nodes and/or agents inside a node, allows the
storage and retrieval of bricks (blocks of data stored on the server in files identified by the block's cryptographic hash) and
allows the grouping of different bricks under the same unique identifier (anchor
). Each one of the three components is
explained in more detail at the links below.
The PSK Web Server can also be extended to include custom services (besides the default ones below). The section
How to extend a PSK Web Server
explains in more
detail how a PSK Web Server can be extended.
Brick Storage
Anchoring
VirtualMQ
Dossier Wizard
A PSK Web Server is configured using the configuration file server.json
located at ./privatesky/conf
.
If the configuration file does not exist, then a default configuration is used. Also, if the configuration file is missing fields
necessary for the server to start, then the missing configurations are taken from the default configuration. Below is described the
default PSK Web Server configuration.
{
"storage": "path-to-privatesky-installation-folder/tmp",
"sslFolder": "path-to-privatesky-installation-folder/conf/ssl",
"port": 8080,
"zeromqForwardAddress": "tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:5001",
"preventRateLimit": false,
"activeEndpoints": ["virtualMQ", "filesManager", "anchoring", "edfs", "dossier-wizard", "staticServer"],
"endpointsConfig": {
"virtualMQ": {
"path": "./ChannelsManager.js",
"channelsFolderName": "channels",
"maxSize": 100,
"tokenSize": 48,
"tokenHeaderName": "x-tokenHeader",
"signatureHeaderName": "x-signature",
"enableSignatureCheck": true
},
"dossier-wizard": {
"path": "dossier-wizard"
},
"anchoring": {
"path": "./AnchoringService.js"
},
"edfs": {
"path": "edfs-middleware"
},
"filesManager": {
"path": "./FilesManager.js"
},
"staticServer": {
"path": "./Static.js"
}
}
};
storage
The folder in which PSK Web Server stores its files. By default, the server uses the folder path-to-privatesky-installation-folder/tmp
(path-to-privatesky-installation-folder
stores path of the folder in which PrivateSky is installed). For the server to use another folder for storage, it is necessary to add the folder's path in the the configuration file's
(server.json
) storage
property.
If we want to set the server's storage folder to /home/bar
, then the configuration file should be
{
"storage": "/home/bar"
}
Note: In order to change one or just a few properties in the default configuration it is sufficient to include just these properties in the configuration file, as
the server takes the remaining properties from the default configuration presented above. For example, if the above configuration file is used, then
the server will take all of the properties in the default configuration, except the storage
property which is read from the configuration file.
sslFolder
The folder in which Psk Web Server looks for SSL certificates when started. If the folder contains certificates, then
the PSK Web Server is started as a HTTPS server; otherwise, PKS Web Server is a HTTP server. By default, PSK Web server
is a HTTP server (sslFolder
is empty). If SSL certificates are copied into the sslFolder
, then Psk Web Server is
started as a HTTPS server.
port
The port that the server uses to listen for requests. By default, the port 8080 is used.
Below is an example of a configuration file that sets the server's port to 9090.
{
"port": 9090
}
zeromqForwardAddress
A string that stores the address and port of a zeromq
node along with the protocol that zeromq
uses; the zeromq
node
acts as a forwarder for the messages that arrive in virtualMQ.
preventRateLimit
A flag that determines if the PSK Web Server's throttling component is enabled. By default, throttling is disabled.
activeEndpoints
An array which contains the names of the services that the server provides. By default, the server provides four services:
filesManager
for uploading and downloading files, ChannelsManager which allows the communication
between PrivateSky nodes and between processes running in the same node, edfs which allows
the storage and retrieval of bricks
(encrypted blocks of data identifiable by their content's cryptographic hash),
dossier-wizard which allows the creation and manipulation of
dossiers and staticServer
which handles all the requests that not processed by the other middlewares.
Note: staticServer
should be added last in the activeEndpoints
list because the server loads the middlewares
in the order they are declared in activeEndpoints
and staticServer
handles the requests not processed by the other
middlewares.
Note: New services can be added by adding their name in activeEndpoints
and
adding a corresponding entry in endpointsConfig
. Every service declared in activeEndpoints
should have a corresponding entry in endpointsConfig
.
Below is an example of a configuration file for a server that uses only one service, myService
. As pointed out above,
endpointsConfig
contains the entry myService
whose path property is set to "/home/bar"
, the file system
path where the module that contains myService
's implementation is located.
{
"activeEndpoints": ['myService'],
"endpointsConfig": {
"myService": {
"path": "/home/bar/myService"
}
}
}
endpointsConfig
An object that contains the service's configurations. Each service declared in activeEndpoints
should have the path
property endpointsConfig
set.
The path
property is either a file system path to a module that contains the service or the name of a PrivateSky module. In the default configuration
the edfs
service has the path edfs-middleware
which is the name of a PrivateSky module and channelsManager
's
path property is ./modules/psk-webserver/ChannelsManager
which is a file system path.
The createPskWebServer()
method creates and starts a PSK Web Server.
createPskWebServer(port, rootFolder, sslConfig, callback)
port
The port on on which the server is listening for requests.
rootFolder
The folder where the server keeps the files uploaded on it.
sslConfig
|Optional
An object that configures, among others, the communication protocol used to communicate with
clients.
By default, "http" is used.
callback
The function called when the server is started.
The server instance.
The createPskWebServer()
method starts a PSK Web Server and returns its instance.
In the following example, a server that listens on port 8080 and saves files in folder "/foo/tmp"
is created.
const pskWebServer = require("psk-webserver");
const port = 8080;
const server pskWebServer.createPskWebServer(port, "/foo/tmp", undefined, (err) => {
if (err) {
throw err;
}
console.log("The server was started and is listening on port", port);
});
The createPskWebServer()
method starts a HTTP/HTTPS server and return the server instance. As a result, the
server can be dynamically
extended using the API below.
server.use(url, handler);
url
The url where the server listens for requests.
handler
The function called for filtering requests that arrive at the server on the specified url
.
server.put(url, handler);
url
The url where the server listens for PUT
requests.
handler
The function called when the server receives a PUT
request at the specified url.
server.post(url, handler);
url
The url where the server listens for POST
requests.
handler
The function called when the server receives a POST
request at the specified url.
server.get(url, handler);
url
The url where the server listens for GET
requests.
handler
The function called when the server receives a GET
request at the specified url.


Bongino rips Biden for response to Ukraine allegations: Why does he think he's 'immune' from questions?
by David MontanaroFox News contributor Dan Bongino asked Monday why former Vice President Joe Biden seems to believe he's "immune" from having to answer tough questions over his son's business dealings with a Ukrainian gas company.
"Can someone explain to me why Biden is immune, with tons of evidence he did something wrong, but Trump isn't despite no evidence anything actually happened and these repeated hoaxes against him?" the former Secret Service agent said on "Fox & Friends."
In a sit-down with Axios' Mike Allen, Biden maintained that Hunter did nothing wrong and claimed he "doesn't know" what his son was doing when it came to his board seat with Burisma Holdings, where he was reportedly paid more than $80,000 a month after being hired in 2014.
BIDEN SAYS HE DOESN'T 'NEED AN OBAMA ENDORSEMENT' AMID REPORTED CRITICISM
“I don't know what he was doing. I know he was on the board. I found out he was on the board after he was on the board and that was it,” Biden said, prompting Allen to press him on whether he wants "get to the bottom" of what went on.
"No. Because I trust my son," Biden answered, while laughing at the question.
Appearing to become frustrated by Allen pressing the issue, Biden then said, "You know there's not one single bit of evidence, not even one little tiny bit to say anything done was wrong, but you keep asking me these questions."
JOE BIDEN CLAIMS NEXT PRESIDENT IS LIKELY TO INHERIT RECESSION, AS ECONOMY BOOMS
Biden went on to say that if he's elected president, no one in his family will be permitted to make money from foreign sources, calling out the Trump family for why such a rule is needed.
“They will not be engaged in any foreign business because of what's happened in this administration," he vowed.
Bongino expressed amazement about Biden's attitude toward the questions about his son. He said Americans deserve answers on why Biden's son, with "zero" relevant experience, got the job while the then-vice president was the Obama administration's "point man" on Ukraine.
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He said liberals, on the other hand, believe President Trump should be investigated for a host of reasons based on far less evidence.
"Yet Donald Trump, with no evidence he did anything wrong, we need his tax returns, we need to know what PJs he wears when he's sitting there watching TV, we need to know the brand of popcorn he ate. Can someone explain to me why that is?" Bongino asked.


Juan Marin Otero
- Software engineering for the past 15 years
- GIS & Open Source
- Now: Solutions Architect for HMDA Operations
- Previously:
- CTO at Boundlessgeo
- Lead Developer for National Broadband Map at FCC
- Solutions Engineer at Esri
The need to scale: Cloud Native Applications
- Aware of infrastructure, scales resources up and down appropriately
- Doesn't assume much about users and environment. Expects failure
- Cost aware, adapts to different runtime conditions
- Resilient to disaster
- Can be deployed to multiple infrastructure options
- Incremental deployment, completely testable
For more, see this
12 factor apps
- Use declarative formats for setup automation, to minimize time and cost for new developers joining the project
- Have a clean contract with the underlying operating system, offering maximum portability between execution environments
- Are suitable for deployment on modern cloud platforms, obviating the need for servers and systems administration
- Minimize divergence between development and production, enabling continuous deployment for maximum agility
- And can scale up without significant changes to tooling, architecture, or development practices
HMDA
- Large data collection (tens of millions of records)
- Many entities submit data (several thousand)
- 30 years of historical data
- Schema has changed several times; it's changing again
- Three main work streams: data intake, data management and publication
- It's a distributed system
Additionally:
- Minimize time to market
- Cost effective (budget)
- Reactive manifesto: responsive, resilient, elastic and message driven
- We will log everything
- We will measure everything
Not a website
This won't work
This is better, but still not good enough
Microservices
Main idea: loosely coupled, narrowly focused services that can be deployed independently
If someone tells you they have to be < 100 LOC, they probably have never built them
Monoliths and services
Microservices
Apache Mesos
"Apache Mesos abstracts CPU, memory, storage and other compute resources away from machines (physical or virtual), enabling fault-tolerant and elastic distributed systems to easily be built and run effectively"
Translation: build your own cloud
Project features
- Scalability to 10,000s of nodes
- Fault-tolerant replicated master and slaves using ZooKeeper
- Support for Docker containers
- Native isolation between tasks with Linux Containers
- Multi-resource scheduling (memory, CPU, disk, and ports)
- Java, Python and C++ APIs for developing new parallel applications
- Web UI for viewing cluster state
Architecture
How it works
Mesos Frameworks
Take advantage of this architecture to build a distributed system that is cluster aware
- Big Data: Hadoop, Spark, MPI, Storm, Kafka
- Long running services: Aurora, Marathon, Singularity
- Batch scheduling: Chronos, Jenkins, JobServer
- Data storage: Cassandra, Elasticsearch, Hypertable
Marathon
Marathon
"A cluster-wide init and control system for services in cgroups or Docker containers"
Scheduling services with Marathon
Marathon: project features
- Deploy and manage services on Mesos
- Service deployment through UI or REST API
- Supports deploying and running Docker containers
- Service health checks
- Fault-tolerant
- Service discovery through HAProxy
Chronos


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Implentation file for the Circular buffer. More...
Functions | |
| eStatus_t | BufInit (sCircBuf_t *const me) |
| Function for initalizing circular buffer. More... | |
| static eStatus_t | BufIsFull (sCircBuf_t *const me) |
| Helper function to check if buffer is full. More... | |
| static eStatus_t | BufIsEmpty (sCircBuf_t *const me) |
| Helper function to check if buffer is empty. More... | |
| eStatus_t | BufEnqueue (sCircBuf_t *const me, int8_t data) |
| Function to enqueue data into circular buffer. More... | |
| eStatus_t | BufDequeue (sCircBuf_t *const me, int8_t *pData) |
| Function to dequeue data from circular buffer. More... | |
| eStatus_t | BufPeek (sCircBuf_t *const me, int8_t *data) |
| Function which is used to peek into the circular buffer. More... | |
Implentation file for the Circular buffer.
| eStatus_t BufDequeue | ( | sCircBuf_t *const | me, |
| int8_t * | pData | ||
| ) |
Function to dequeue data from circular buffer.
| me | pointer to sCircBuf_t struct to from data is being dequeued |
| pData | data pointer to be filled by dequeue function |
If buffer is empty update status
dequeue data and set to zero
wrap buffer head
| eStatus_t BufEnqueue | ( | sCircBuf_t *const | me, |
| int8_t | data | ||
| ) |
Function to enqueue data into circular buffer.
| me | pointer to sCircBuf_t struct to which data is being enqueued |
| data | data being enqueued |
If buffer is full indicate in status
wrap buffer tail
enqueue data and update number of elements
set ceiling on number of elements
| eStatus_t BufInit | ( | sCircBuf_t *const | me | ) |
Function for initalizing circular buffer.
| me | pointer to sCircBuf_t struct , to be initalized |
set buffer value to 0
|
static |
Helper function to check if buffer is empty.
| me | pointer to sCircBuf_t struct, whose buffer is being checked |
|
static |
Helper function to check if buffer is full.
| me | pointer to sCircBuf_t struct, whose buffer is being checked |
| eStatus_t BufPeek | ( | sCircBuf_t *const | me, |
| int8_t * | data | ||
| ) |
Function which is used to peek into the circular buffer.
| me | pointer to sCircBuf_t struct to from data is being peeked |
| data | pointer to be filled by peek function |


APO is a web interface for APT, a powerful software for Petri net analysis and synthesis developed at the Carl von Ossietzky University in Oldenburg, Germany. APO is developed by Adrian Jagusch and was part of his bachelor thesis.
To navigate in big nets using the browsers built in zoom functions (usually Cmd+'+', Cmd+'-' and Cmd+0) may help.
These are the editor tools you can use to create and edit petri nets and transitions systems:
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is the purpose of Engineering Orientation Week?
2. How can I be a part of Engineering Orientation Week?
3. How do I get a copy of the Schedule of the week or a description of the Events?
4. How do I know what colour group I'm in?
5. What if I want information on my colour group?
6. Do we have to wear the shirts given to us by our colour group all week?
7. To whom do I send my questions or concerns?
8. When do I get my Orientation kit?
9. What happens if I get lost?
10. How do I find my headquarters?
11. Is attendance mandatory at all the events?
12. I noticed that one day we have the ELPE scheduled - what is that?
13. Are we allowed to bring marijuana to Orientation Week?
Q. What is the purpose of Engineering Orientation Week?
A. Engineering Orientation Week is an exciting time in which you are introduced to the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Waterloo in a safe and fun environment. You will be placed into one of twelve colour groups in an attempt to not only win the coveted title of the week, but to learn more about the University and make lifelong friendships.
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Q. How can I be a part of Engineering Orientation Week?
A. Here's a quick summary of the details: When: Tuesday, September 7, 2010 at 9 AM.
Where: Engineering Buildings
Please follow the signs directly to your headquarters (or just look at a map)
What to Wear: It is important to dress appropriately for the weather. During the day, you will be outside having fun in the sun, so wear something comfortable! We would recommend wearing closed toed shoes, comfortable pants or shorts and the t-shirt you received at central registration. Since there are so many different events as part of Engineering Orientation Week, we cannot guarantee that you won't get wet or dirty!
What to Bring: Make sure you are always wearing your wrist band.
What Not to Bring: Electronic devices including cell phones, cameras, mp3 players, your wallet, valuables, your back pack, alcohol and drugs.
Special Circumstances: Should you have any special circumstances, such as a food allergy or a physical disability, please feel free to contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.
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Q. How do I get a copy of the Schedule of the week or a description of the Events?
A. This information is available in the Schedule and Events sections of this web page. You should have also received this in the mail.
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Q. How do I know what colour group I'm in?
A. Beginning August 15th, 2010, you can log in from the main page of this website to find out which colour group has selected you. You will need to find your UW ID# from your letter of acceptance to log in. If you are having troubles, please email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we will help you out.
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Q. What if I want information on my colour group?
A. Check the Colours section of this website.
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Q. Do we have to wear the shirts given to us by our colour group all week?
A. It is expected that you wear your colour group t-shirt at the Engineering only events. This includes Tuesday and Thursday day events and the Friday night event. However, it is encouraged to wear your colour group shirt as much as possible.
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Q. To whom do I send my questions or concerns?
A. If you have any questions, you can email your EngFOC at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we will personally respond to your every question.
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Q. When do I get my Orientation kit?
A. You will be receiving your Orientation kit at central registration when you arrive to the University.
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Q. What happens if I get lost?
A. Find an Orientation leader and they will show you in which direction to go.
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Q. How do I find my headquarters?
A. There will be signs posted all over Engineering pointing you in the direction of your colour group headquarters. If you cannot find where to go, ask an Orientation Leader and they will surely help you out.
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Q. Is attendance mandatory at all the events?
A. No, it is not (EXCEPT for the ELPE). However, it is highly recommended that you attend as many events as possible. The more you participate, the more fun you'll have; the more friends you'll meet and the more Orientation week will have been a worthwhile experience for you! We hope to see you at all the events!
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Q. I noticed that one day we have the ELPE scheduled - what is that?
A. The ELPE is the English Language Proficiency Exam. This is not something to stress about. It is simply designed to assess your written English skills. Although you are required to either pass the ELPE or to take an English credit, it is not recommended that you study for this exam. The results of this test will not count against any student.
Another exam you will be taking is the Math Preparedness Test during your first week of school. The location and contents of this exam will be discussed during your first calculus lecture of the term (it tests some basic math skills that you probably already possess if you got this far). Don't study for this one either - the "worst" thing that can happen if you do poorly on this exam is that you'll be invited to attend free tutoring sessions - if you need to study to pass it, you may as well get the extra help!
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Q. Are we allowed to bring marijuana to Orientation Week?
A. Officially, marijuana has not been decriminalized and UW is still enforcing a zero tolerance policy for both possession and use. Thus our message at the current time is the same as always. UW enforces a zero tolerance policy for drug use and possession.
Please be warned that the University also enforces a strict underage drinking policy: if you're caught drinking underage in any establishment on campus, you will be banned from all establishments on campus and your access will be suspended until one year after your 19th birthday.
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Arrays! - To Do List
"new" or "add" - add a new name
"list" - to list
"delete" - to remove a name using its index #
"quit" - quit the app


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