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BitMagic-C++
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Base class for bit-transposed sparse vector construction. More...
#include <bmbmatrix.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | bit_plains { sv_plains = (sizeof(Val) * 8 * MAX_SIZE + 1), sv_value_plains = (sizeof(Val) * 8 * MAX_SIZE) } |
| enum | vector_capacity { max_vector_size = MAX_SIZE } |
| typedef Val | value_type |
| typedef bm::id_t | size_type |
| typedef BV | bvector_type |
| typedef bvector_type * | bvector_type_ptr |
| typedef const bvector_type * | bvector_type_const_ptr |
| typedef const value_type & | const_reference |
| typedef BV::allocator_type | allocator_type |
| typedef bvector_type::allocation_policy | allocation_policy_type |
| typedef bvector_type::enumerator | bvector_enumerator_type |
| typedef allocator_type::allocator_pool_type | allocator_pool_type |
| typedef bm::basic_bmatrix< BV > | bmatrix_type |
Public Member Functions | |
| base_sparse_vector () | |
| base_sparse_vector (bm::null_support null_able, allocation_policy_type ap, size_type bv_max_size, const allocator_type &alloc) | |
| base_sparse_vector (const base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE > &bsv) | |
| base_sparse_vector (base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE > &&bsv) BMNOEXEPT | |
| void | swap (base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE > &bsv) BMNOEXEPT |
| size_type | size () const |
| void | resize (size_type new_size) |
| void | clear_range (size_type left, size_type right, bool set_null) |
| void | clear () BMNOEXEPT |
| resize to zero, free memory More... | |
| bool | empty () const |
| void | optimize (bm::word_t *temp_block=0, typename bvector_type::optmode opt_mode=bvector_type::opt_compress, typename bvector_type::statistics *stat=0) |
| run memory optimization for all bit-vector rows More... | |
| void | calc_stat (typename bvector_type::statistics *st) const |
| Calculates memory statistics. More... | |
| bool | equal (const base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE > &sv, bm::null_support null_able=bm::use_null) const |
| check if another sparse vector has the same content and size More... | |
Various traits | |
| bool | is_nullable () const |
| check if container supports NULL(unassigned) values More... | |
| const bvector_type * | get_null_bvector () const |
| Get bit-vector of assigned values or NULL (if not constructed that way) More... | |
| bool | is_null (size_type idx) const |
| test if specified element is NULL More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| void | copy_from (const base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE > &bsv) |
| void | clear_value_plains_from (unsigned plain_idx, size_type idx) |
| void | insert_clear_value_plains_from (unsigned plain_idx, size_type idx) |
Static Protected Member Functions | |
| static unsigned | value_bits () |
| Number of total bit-plains in the value type. More... | |
| static unsigned | null_plain () |
| plain index for the "NOT NULL" flag1s plain More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| bmatrix_type | bmatr_ |
| bit-transposed matrix More... | |
| size_type | size_ |
| array size More... | |
| unsigned | effective_plains_ |
Access to internals | |
| bvector_type_ptr | get_plain (unsigned i) |
| get access to bit-plain, function checks and creates a plain More... | |
| bvector_type_const_ptr | get_plain (unsigned i) const |
| get read-only access to bit-plain More... | |
| unsigned | effective_plains () const |
| Number of effective bit-plains in the value type. More... | |
| bvector_type_ptr | plain (unsigned i) |
| get access to bit-plain as is (can return NULL) More... | |
| const bvector_type_ptr | plain (unsigned i) const |
| bvector_type * | get_null_bvect () |
| void | free_plain (unsigned i) |
| free memory in bit-plain More... | |
| bm::id64_t | get_plains_mask (unsigned element_idx) const |
| static unsigned | plains () |
| get total number of bit-plains in the vector More... | |
| static unsigned | stored_plains () |
| Number of stored bit-plains (value plains + extra. More... | |
Base class for bit-transposed sparse vector construction.
Definition at line 243 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| typedef bvector_type::allocation_policy bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::allocation_policy_type |
Definition at line 264 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| typedef allocator_type::allocator_pool_type bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::allocator_pool_type |
Definition at line 266 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| typedef BV::allocator_type bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::allocator_type |
Definition at line 263 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| typedef bm::basic_bmatrix<BV> bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::bmatrix_type |
Definition at line 267 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| typedef bvector_type::enumerator bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::bvector_enumerator_type |
Definition at line 265 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| typedef BV bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::bvector_type |
Definition at line 259 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| typedef const bvector_type* bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::bvector_type_const_ptr |
Definition at line 261 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| typedef bvector_type* bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::bvector_type_ptr |
Definition at line 260 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| typedef const value_type& bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::const_reference |
Definition at line 262 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| typedef bm::id_t bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::size_type |
Definition at line 258 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| typedef Val bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::value_type |
Definition at line 257 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| enum bm::base_sparse_vector::bit_plains |
| Enumerator | |
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| sv_plains | |
| sv_value_plains |
Definition at line 246 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| enum bm::base_sparse_vector::vector_capacity |
| Enumerator | |
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| max_vector_size |
Definition at line 252 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::base_sparse_vector | ( | ) |
Definition at line 1067 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::base_sparse_vector | ( | bm::null_support | null_able, |
| allocation_policy_type | ap, | ||
| size_type | bv_max_size, | ||
| const allocator_type & | alloc | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 1077 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::base_sparse_vector | ( | const base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE > & | bsv | ) |
Definition at line 1096 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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move-ctor
Definition at line 281 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| void bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::calc_stat | ( | typename bvector_type::statistics * | st | ) | const |
Calculates memory statistics.
Function fills statistics structure containing information about how this vector uses memory and estimation of max. amount of memory bvector needs to serialize itself.
| st | - pointer on statistics structure to be filled in. |
Definition at line 1291 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| void bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::clear | ( | ) |
resize to zero, free memory
Definition at line 1155 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| void bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::clear_range | ( | size_type | left, |
| size_type | right, | ||
| bool | set_null | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 1171 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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clear column in all value plains
| plain_idx | - row (plain index to start from) |
| idx | - bit (column) to clear |
Definition at line 1326 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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Definition at line 1107 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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Number of effective bit-plains in the value type.
Definition at line 359 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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return true if empty
Definition at line 302 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| bool bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::equal | ( | const base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE > & | sv, |
| bm::null_support | null_able = bm::use_null |
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check if another sparse vector has the same content and size
| sv | - sparse vector for comparison |
| null_able | - flag to consider NULL vector in comparison (default) or compare only value content plains |
Definition at line 1354 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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free memory in bit-plain
Definition at line 372 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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Definition at line 367 of file bmbmatrix.h.
Referenced by bm::str_sparse_vector< CharType, BV, MAX_STR_SIZE >::back_insert_iterator::back_insert_iterator().
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Get bit-vector of assigned values or NULL (if not constructed that way)
Definition at line 318 of file bmbmatrix.h.
Referenced by bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, 1 >::equal(), generate_random_subset(), and print_sorted().
| base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::bvector_type_ptr bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::get_plain | ( | unsigned | i | ) |
get access to bit-plain, function checks and creates a plain
Definition at line 1227 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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get read-only access to bit-plain
Definition at line 347 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| bm::id64_t bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::get_plains_mask | ( | unsigned | element_idx | ) | const |
return mask of allocated bit-plains 1 in the mask - means bit-plain N is present returns 64-bit unsigned mask for sub 64-bit types (like int) unallocated mask bits will be zero extended
Definition at line 1243 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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insert false (clear) column in all value plains
| plain_idx | - row (plain index to start from) |
| idx | - bit (column) to clear insert |
Definition at line 1340 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| bool bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::is_null | ( | size_type | idx | ) | const |
test if specified element is NULL
| idx | - element index |
Definition at line 1217 of file bmbmatrix.h.
Referenced by bm::sparse_vector< Val, BV >::const_iterator::is_null(), and print_svector().
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check if container supports NULL(unassigned) values
Definition at line 312 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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plain index for the "NOT NULL" flag1s plain
Definition at line 448 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| void bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::optimize | ( | bm::word_t * | temp_block = 0 , |
| typename bvector_type::optmode | opt_mode = bvector_type::opt_compress , |
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| typename bvector_type::statistics * | stat = 0 |
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run memory optimization for all bit-vector rows
| temp_block | - pre-allocated memory block to avoid unnecessary re-allocs |
| opt_mode | - requested compression depth |
| stat | - memory allocation statistics after optimization |
Definition at line 1265 of file bmbmatrix.h.
Referenced by bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, 1 >::optimize().
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get access to bit-plain as is (can return NULL)
Definition at line 364 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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Definition at line 365 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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get total number of bit-plains in the vector
Definition at line 352 of file bmbmatrix.h.
| void bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::resize | ( | size_type | new_size | ) |
Definition at line 1199 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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Definition at line 292 of file bmbmatrix.h.
Referenced by bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, 1 >::copy_from(), and bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, 1 >::equal().
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Number of stored bit-plains (value plains + extra.
Definition at line 355 of file bmbmatrix.h.
Referenced by bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, 1 >::copy_from().
| void bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE >::swap | ( | base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, MAX_SIZE > & | bsv | ) |
Definition at line 1140 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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Number of total bit-plains in the value type.
Definition at line 442 of file bmbmatrix.h.
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bit-transposed matrix
Definition at line 450 of file bmbmatrix.h.
Referenced by bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, 1 >::copy_from(), and bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, 1 >::equal().
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Definition at line 452 of file bmbmatrix.h.
Referenced by bm::base_sparse_vector< Val, BV, 1 >::copy_from().
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array size
Definition at line 451 of file bmbmatrix.h.


mGeoGridVar class constructor - creates a GeoGrid Variable object
SYNOPSIS
function result = mGeoGridVar(varName, mDatasetObj)
DESCRIPTION
mGeoGridVar class constructor - creates a GeoGrid Variable object
Usage:
gvar=mGeoGridVar(varName, mDatasetObj) reads the variable and create a
mGeoGridVar object.
where,
varName: variable name, e.g. 'temp' (only gridded variable)
mDatasetObj- mDataset object
returns,
gvar - A 'gvar' object of class 'mGeoGridVar'.
In order to know the methods available for data access under
class 'mGeoGridVar', use matlab 'builtin' function
'methods(className).
i.e. methods(gvar)
Methods for class mGeoGridVar:
a. getAttributes(gvar,attName) - get attribute(s) associated with the gridded variable
b. getCoordSys(gvar) - Get the Grid Coordinate System associated with the referenced GeoGrid
It returns a 'Grid Coordinates' object containing coordinate and time axes.
c. getData(gvar, timeIndex, vertLevelIndex) - get the 3D volume data for all times or particular time index.
Specify 'level' to read a Y-X 'horizontal slice' at the given time
d. getGrid(gvar, timeIndex, vertLevel) - Get grid coordinate and time axes associated with the geogrid.
i.e. lat, lon, time and z.
e. getJGeoGridDataset(gvar) - Retrieves a java JGeoGridDataset object.(For experience java users)
f. getShape(gvar) - get grid variable shape
g. subsetGeoGridVar(gvar, start, count, stride) - subset gridded variable based on start,count and stride.
It returns a new subsampled mGeoGridVar object.
result = gvar(i,j, ...) - subset using matlab subscripting reference.
See also getGeoGridVar


---
layout: post
title: Regarding Chapters and Verses
date: '2009-08-08T14:46:00.003-05:00'
author: Jabell
tags:
- Thessalonians
- Bible
- Theologians
- Quotes
modified_time: '2009-08-08T14:57:44.007-05:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19739956.post-2479950723395363504
blogger_orig_url: http://theabellsix.blogspot.com/2009/08/regarding-chapters-and-verses.html
---
Gordon Fee writes regarding the chapter break at 1 Thess 2:1:
While these aid in "finding" things, they are unfortunate in that they cause people to read the Bible differently from the way they would read anything else; and, as here, they often create false divisions of thought. Even the language "chapter and verse" unwittingly advocates a kind of gnomic approach to Scripture that gets in the way of good reading. By taking out the numbers, one can easily see what Paul is concerned with.—Gordon Fee, The First and Second Letters to the Thessalonians, NICNT, 51


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App describes the information of an app that's running in a pod.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| name | string | Name of the app, required. |
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| image | Image | Image used by the app, required. However, this may only contain the image id if it is returned by ListPods(). |
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| state | AppState | State of the app. optional, non-empty only if it's returned by InspectPod(). |
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| exit_code | sint32 | Exit code of the app. optional, only valid if it's returned by InspectPod() and the app has already exited. |
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| annotations | KeyValue | repeated | Annotations for this app. |
Event describes the events that will be received via ListenEvents().
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| type | EventType | Type of the event, required. |
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| id | string | ID of the subject that causes the event, required. If the event is a pod or app event, the id is the pod's uuid. If the event is an image event, the id is the image's id. |
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| from | string | Name of the subject that causes the event, required. If the event is a pod event, the name is the pod's name. If the event is an app event, the name is the app's name. If the event is an image event, the name is the image's name. |
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| time | int64 | Timestamp of when the event happens, it is the seconds since epoch, required. |
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| data | KeyValue | repeated | Data of the event, in the form of key-value pairs, optional. |
EventFilter defines the condition that the returned events needs to satisfy in ListImages().
The condition are combined by 'AND'.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| types | EventType | repeated | If not empty, then only returns the events that have the listed types. |
| ids | string | repeated | If not empty, then only returns the events whose 'id' is included in the listed ids. |
| names | string | repeated | If not empty, then only returns the events whose 'from' is included in the listed names. |
| since_time | int64 | If set, then only returns the events after this timestamp. If the server starts after since_time, then only the events happened after the start of the server will be returned. If since_time is a future timestamp, then no events will be returned until that time. |
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| until_time | int64 | If set, then only returns the events before this timestamp. If it is a future timestamp, then the event stream will be closed at that moment. |
Request for GetInfo().
Response for GetInfo().
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| info | Info | Required. |
Request for GetLogs().
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| pod_id | string | ID of the pod which we will get logs from, required. |
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| app_name | string | Name of the app within the pod which we will get logs from, optional. If not set, then the logs of all the apps within the pod will be returned. |
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| lines | int32 | Number of most recent lines to return, optional. |
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| follow | bool | If true, then a response stream will not be closed, and new log response will be sent via the stream, default is false. |
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| since_time | int64 | If set, then only the logs after the timestamp will be returned, optional. |
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| until_time | int64 | If set, then only the logs before the timestamp will be returned, optional. |
Response for GetLogs().
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| lines | string | repeated | List of the log lines that returned, optional as the response can contain no logs. |
GlobalFlags describes the flags that passed to rkt api service when it is launched.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| dir | string | Data directory. |
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| system_config_dir | string | System configuration directory. |
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| local_config_dir | string | Local configuration directory. |
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| user_config_dir | string | User configuration directory. |
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| insecure_flags | string | Insecure flags configurates what security features to disable. |
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| trust_keys_from_https | bool | Whether to automatically trust gpg keys fetched from https |
Image describes the image's information.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| base_format | ImageFormat | Base format of the image, required. This indicates the original format for the image as nowadays all the image formats will be transformed to ACI. |
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| id | string | ID of the image, a string that can be used to uniquely identify the image, e.g. sha512 hash of the ACIs, required. |
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| name | string | Name of the image in the image manifest, e.g. 'coreos.com/etcd', optional. |
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| version | string | Version of the image, e.g. 'latest', '2.0.10', optional. |
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| import_timestamp | int64 | Timestamp of when the image is imported, it is the seconds since epoch, optional. |
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| manifest | bytes | JSON-encoded byte array that represents the image manifest, optional. |
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| size | int64 | Size is the size in bytes of this image in the store. |
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| annotations | KeyValue | repeated | Annotations on this image. |
| labels | KeyValue | repeated | Labels of this image. |
ImageFilter defines the condition that the returned images need to satisfy in ListImages().
The conditions are combined by 'AND', and different filters are combined by 'OR'.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| ids | string | repeated | If not empty, the images that have any of the ids will be returned. |
| prefixes | string | repeated | if not empty, the images that have any of the prefixes in the name will be returned. |
| base_names | string | repeated | If not empty, the images that have any of the base names will be returned. For example, both 'coreos.com/etcd' and 'k8s.io/etcd' will be returned if 'etcd' is included, however 'k8s.io/etcd-backup' will not be returned. |
| keywords | string | repeated | If not empty, the images that have any of the keywords in the name will be returned. For example, both 'kubernetes-etcd', 'etcd:latest' will be returned if 'etcd' is included, |
| labels | KeyValue | repeated | If not empty, the images that have all of the labels will be returned. |
| imported_after | int64 | If set, the images that are imported after this timestamp will be returned. |
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| imported_before | int64 | If set, the images that are imported before this timestamp will be returned. |
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| annotations | KeyValue | repeated | If not empty, the images that have all of the annotations will be returned. |
| full_names | string | repeated | If not empty, the images that have any of the exact full names will be returned. |
ImageFormat defines the format of the image.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| type | ImageType | Type of the image, required. |
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| version | string | Version of the image format, required. |
Info describes the information of rkt on the machine.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| rkt_version | string | Version of rkt, required, in the form of Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 (http://semver.org/). |
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| appc_version | string | Version of appc, required, in the form of Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 (http://semver.org/). |
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| api_version | string | Latest version of the api that's supported by the service, required, in the form of Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 (http://semver.org/). |
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| global_flags | GlobalFlags | The global flags that passed to the rkt api service when it's launched. |
Request for InspectImage().
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| id | string | Required. |
Response for InspectImage().
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| image | Image | Required. |
Request for InspectPod().
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| id | string | ID of the pod which we are querying status for, required. |
Response for InspectPod().
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| pod | Pod | Required. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| Key | string | Key part of the key-value pair. |
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| value | string | Value part of the key-value pair. |
Request for ListImages().
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| filters | ImageFilter | repeated | Optional. |
| detail | bool | Optional. |
Response for ListImages().
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| images | Image | repeated | Required. |
Request for ListPods().
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| filters | PodFilter | repeated | Optional. |
| detail | bool | Optional. |
Response for ListPods().
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| pods | Pod | repeated | Required. |
Request for ListenEvents().
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| filter | EventFilter | Optional. |
Response for ListenEvents().
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| events | Event | repeated | Aggregate multiple events to reduce round trips, optional as the response can contain no events. |
Network describes the network information of a pod.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| name | string | Name of the network that a pod belongs to, required. |
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| ipv4 | string | Pod's IPv4 address within the network, optional if IPv6 address is given. |
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| ipv6 | string | Pod's IPv6 address within the network, optional if IPv4 address is given. |
Pod describes a pod's information.
If a pod is in Embryo, Preparing, AbortedPrepare state,
only id and state will be returned.
If a pod is in other states, the pod manifest and
apps will be returned when 'detailed' is true in the request.
A valid pid of the stage1 process of the pod will be returned
if the pod is Running has run once.
Networks are only returned when a pod is in Running.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| id | string | ID of the pod, in the form of a UUID. |
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| pid | sint32 | PID of the stage1 process of the pod. |
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| state | PodState | State of the pod. |
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| apps | App | repeated | List of apps in the pod. |
| networks | Network | repeated | Network information of the pod. Note that a pod can be in multiple networks. |
| manifest | bytes | JSON-encoded byte array that represents the pod manifest of the pod. |
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| annotations | KeyValue | repeated | Annotations on this pod. |
| cgroup | string | Cgroup of the pod, empty if the pod is not running. |
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| created_at | int64 | Timestamp of when the pod is created, nanoseconds since epoch. Zero if the pod is not created. |
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| started_at | int64 | Timestamp of when the pod is started, nanoseconds since epoch. Zero if the pod is not started. |
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| gc_marked_at | int64 | Timestamp of when the pod is moved to exited-garbage/garbage, in nanoseconds since epoch. Zero if the pod is not moved to exited-garbage/garbage yet. |
PodFilter defines the condition that the returned pods need to satisfy in ListPods().
The conditions are combined by 'AND', and different filters are combined by 'OR'.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| ids | string | repeated | If not empty, the pods that have any of the ids will be returned. |
| states | PodState | repeated | If not empty, the pods that have any of the states will be returned. |
| app_names | string | repeated | If not empty, the pods that all of the apps will be returned. |
| image_ids | string | repeated | If not empty, the pods that have all of the images(in the apps) will be returned |
| network_names | string | repeated | If not empty, the pods that are in all of the networks will be returned. |
| annotations | KeyValue | repeated | If not empty, the pods that have all of the annotations will be returned. |
| cgroups | string | repeated | If not empty, the pods whose cgroup are listed will be returned. |
| pod_sub_cgroups | string | repeated | If not empty, the pods whose these cgroup belong to will be returned. i.e. the pod's cgroup is a prefix of the specified cgroup |
AppState defines the possible states of the app.
| Name | Number | Description |
| APP_STATE_UNDEFINED | 0 | |
| APP_STATE_RUNNING | 1 | |
| APP_STATE_EXITED | 2 |
EventType defines the type of the events that will be received via ListenEvents().
| Name | Number | Description |
| EVENT_TYPE_UNDEFINED | 0 | |
| EVENT_TYPE_POD_PREPARED | 1 | Pod events. |
| EVENT_TYPE_POD_PREPARE_ABORTED | 2 | |
| EVENT_TYPE_POD_STARTED | 3 | |
| EVENT_TYPE_POD_EXITED | 4 | |
| EVENT_TYPE_POD_GARBAGE_COLLECTED | 5 | |
| EVENT_TYPE_APP_STARTED | 6 | App events. |
| EVENT_TYPE_APP_EXITED | 7 | (XXX)yifan: Maybe also return exit code in the event object? |
| EVENT_TYPE_IMAGE_IMPORTED | 8 | Image events. |
| EVENT_TYPE_IMAGE_REMOVED | 9 |
ImageType defines the supported image type.
| Name | Number | Description |
| IMAGE_TYPE_UNDEFINED | 0 | |
| IMAGE_TYPE_APPC | 1 | |
| IMAGE_TYPE_DOCKER | 2 | |
| IMAGE_TYPE_OCI | 3 |
PodState defines the possible states of the pod.
See https://github.com/rkt/rkt/blob/master/Documentation/devel/pod-lifecycle.md for a detailed
explanation of each state.
| Name | Number | Description |
| POD_STATE_UNDEFINED | 0 | |
| POD_STATE_EMBRYO | 1 | States before the pod is running. Pod is created, ready to entering 'preparing' state. |
| POD_STATE_PREPARING | 2 | Pod is being prepared. On success it will become 'prepared', otherwise it will become 'aborted prepared'. |
| POD_STATE_PREPARED | 3 | Pod has been successfully prepared, ready to enter 'running' state. it can also enter 'deleting' if it's garbage collected before running. |
| POD_STATE_RUNNING | 4 | State that indicates the pod is running. Pod is running, when it exits, it will become 'exited'. |
| POD_STATE_ABORTED_PREPARE | 5 | States that indicates the pod is exited, and will never run. Pod failed to prepare, it will only be garbage collected and will never run again. |
| POD_STATE_EXITED | 6 | Pod has exited, it now can be garbage collected. |
| POD_STATE_DELETING | 7 | Pod is being garbage collected, after that it will enter 'garbage' state. |
| POD_STATE_GARBAGE | 8 | Pod is marked as garbage collected, it no longer exists on the machine. |
PublicAPI defines the read-only APIs that will be supported.
These will be handled over TCP sockets.
| Method Name | Request Type | Response Type | Description |
| GetInfo | GetInfoRequest | GetInfoResponse | GetInfo gets the rkt's information on the machine. |
| ListPods | ListPodsRequest | ListPodsResponse | ListPods lists rkt pods on the machine. |
| InspectPod | InspectPodRequest | InspectPodResponse | InspectPod gets detailed pod information of the specified pod. |
| ListImages | ListImagesRequest | ListImagesResponse | ListImages lists the images on the machine. |
| InspectImage | InspectImageRequest | InspectImageResponse | InspectImage gets the detailed image information of the specified image. |
| ListenEvents | ListenEventsRequest | ListenEventsResponse | ListenEvents listens for the events, it will return a response stream that will contain event objects. |
| GetLogs | GetLogsRequest | GetLogsResponse | GetLogs gets the logs for a pod, if the app is also specified, then only the logs of the app will be returned. If 'follow' in the 'GetLogsRequest' is set to 'true', then the response stream will not be closed after the first response, the future logs will be sent via the stream. |
| .proto Type | Notes | C++ Type | Java Type | Python Type |
| double | double | double | float | |
| float | float | float | float | |
| int32 | Uses variable-length encoding. Inefficient for encoding negative numbers – if your field is likely to have negative values, use sint32 instead. | int32 | int | int |
| int64 | Uses variable-length encoding. Inefficient for encoding negative numbers – if your field is likely to have negative values, use sint64 instead. | int64 | long | int/long |
| uint32 | Uses variable-length encoding. | uint32 | int | int/long |
| uint64 | Uses variable-length encoding. | uint64 | long | int/long |
| sint32 | Uses variable-length encoding. Signed int value. These more efficiently encode negative numbers than regular int32s. | int32 | int | int |
| sint64 | Uses variable-length encoding. Signed int value. These more efficiently encode negative numbers than regular int64s. | int64 | long | int/long |
| fixed32 | Always four bytes. More efficient than uint32 if values are often greater than 2^28. | uint32 | int | int |
| fixed64 | Always eight bytes. More efficient than uint64 if values are often greater than 2^56. | uint64 | long | int/long |
| sfixed32 | Always four bytes. | int32 | int | int |
| sfixed64 | Always eight bytes. | int64 | long | int/long |
| bool | bool | boolean | boolean | |
| string | A string must always contain UTF-8 encoded or 7-bit ASCII text. | string | String | str/unicode |
| bytes | May contain any arbitrary sequence of bytes. | string | ByteString | str |


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_All_I_Wanna_Do_ (PG-13) ***
_Here_on_Earth_ (PG-13) **
It's become obvious that the teen movie glut has not only reached critical mass, but also creative bankruptcy. The latest entry in the youth horror sweepstakes, _Final_Destination_, not only had Death claiming most of its characters, but also any real inspiration. In the comedy department, all accounts have the new _Whatever_It_Takes_ sinking even lower than the depths slogged through in its immediate teen laugher predecessor, _Drive_Me_Crazy_. So when someone aims to do something different with a youth-targeted film film, as the makers of _All_I_Wanna_Do_ and _Here_on_Earth_ have, it comes as somewhat of a relief. But relief from the norm is one thing, and being refreshing is entirely another--and only one of these two fits that bill.
That compliment goes to the one that would appear to be less likely to receive it: _All_I_Wanna_Do_, a comedy set in an all-girls boarding school in New England. While the film does cover the usual high school comedy conventions--raging hormones (heightened, of course, by the virtual absence of the opposite sex), gross-out humor--the estrogenic setting and the time period (1963) gives the film a distinct point of view. Writer-director Sarah Kernochan does take her time to get to her main point; a good portion of the film is devoted to simply hanging out with the main group of girls, who form the secret society D.A.R. (Daughters of the American Ravioli). Its members are the scheming Verena (Kirsten Dunst); wannabe slut Tinka (Monica Keena); smart girl Momo (Merrit Wever); bulimic Tweety (Heather Matarazzo); and outspoken Odie (Gaby Hoffmann), the new girl at Miss Godard's Prep School for Girls.
Once the audience gets to know the group, the main story comes to the fore: dire financial realities look to force Miss Godard's into going co-ed, and the D.A.R., refusing to bow down to what they winkingly call "the hairy bird," do what they can to keep the tradition of their school alive. While many teen films feature headstrong heroines, most of those have the females' independent, intelligent attitudes melt away in the arms of a handsome hunk.  Rarely does one see a youth film quite as female-empowering as _All_I_Wanna_Do_, and that fact would explain both former distributor Miramax's barely noticeable test run of the film (then titled _Strike!_) in 1998 and the ensuing years in distribution limbo; the prevailing Hollywood mindset holds that girl power = limited commercial prospects. But any film as energetically performed (all the actresses, even the usually annoying Hoffmann, are first-rate), entertaining, and rousing as _All_I_Wanna_Do_ clearly has the potential to cross the demographic barriers--that is, if given the chance.
On the other hand, I can't imagine any audience other than weepy girls falling for the teen tearjerker _Here_on_Earth_. However, there are two things going for this story of a small town girl torn between a wealthy, big city suitor and a longtime friend: (1) the film is a romantic drama, which is a nice change of pace for the teen market; and (2) a talented and appealing cast. Leelee Sobieski displays real grace and poise as Sam, the girl caught in the middle; Josh Hartnett (who still doesn't use a comb) displays some surprising depth as childhood sweetheart Jasper; and the ever-promising Chris Klein radiates real movie star presence as rich prep school boy Kelley.
 The love triangle never catches fire because Jasper never seems a formidable romantic adversary for Kelley; once that part of the story has long been exhausted, writer Michael Seitzman and director Mark Piznarski trot in a lame bit of potential weepiness that is made all the more annoying by its arbitrary nature. The three leads' impressive work confirms their potential for major stardom, but _Here_on_Earth_ is far from the vehicle that will put them over that plateau.
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This topic is all about which legal and political structures the UK sits in. The UK does have a fair portion of its laws influenced by Brussels and is required by EU law to adhere to them. The EU is considered by many leading experts to be amongst the most democratic international bodies in the world think UN, NATO, IMF etc. as citizens can directly impact it via votes. The main theme running through this topic is whether the UK should govern itself on everything and not be part of any form of larger union or whether it should transfer all power back to Westminster. Please note: The UK will not retain complete sovereignty even in the result of a vote to leave. Westminster is influenced by "unelected" bodies constantly like the House of Lords, NATO and lobbyists. Will the UK regain noticeable power? Yes. Will it regain all its power? No.
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Usain Bolt brings his e-scooter to Japan despite regulatory road bumps
TOKYO: Nine-time Olympic gold medallist Usain Bolt is bringing his electric scooters to Japan, hopeful that his celebrity status will help persuade regulators that the environmental benefits are important enough to relax some of the curbs on their use.
Under current laws, scooters can only be driven on roads, they need to carry license plates, and riders require a motorcycle license.
The world-record sprinter and co-founder of Bolt Mobility announced the launch at an event in a Tokyo restaurant on Friday (Nov 15). The initial goal is to limit its scooter rentals to private land, which is exempted from the traffic regulations, and to be operating on 40 university campuses by the end of 2020.
READ: Jakarta mulls e-scooter ban from sidewalks after fatal accident
Beyond that, representatives of the year-old American start-up are talking with regulators about easing restrictions, arguing its scooters can reduce traffic congestion and thereby reduce emissions. Bolt hopes his celebrity can help deliver that message.
"We're still talking and trying to figure out how to push forward and do better things for the environment, because that's where it started," he said in an interview with Reuters following the event. "This is the future."
Bolt Mobility aims to be in 20 cities globally by the end of this year and 50 across eight countries in 2020. Earlier this year, it launched in New York, Paris and Washington.
READ: France lays out new rules to rein in e-scooters
E-scooter sharing has become a popular option for so-called "last-mile" commutes in many urban centres worldwide, but they have also created problems.
In San Francisco, customers have abandoned the vehicles on public walkways, spurring the city attorney to call them a "public nuisance."
Paris has tightened rules on where scooters can be ridden following two deaths and scores of injuries. An elderly cyclist died after colliding with an e-scooter in Singapore in September.
In Tokyo, e-scooters are still a rarity, and under current laws are treated as low-powered motorcycles. However there is growing momentum for making them more mainstream.
At the Tokyo Motor Show this month, hosted by the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, visitors could try out electric scooters built by Japanese and foreign startups.
READ: E-scooter rider on food delivery admits colliding into pedestrian
The world's largest e-scooter company, Lime, joined the Japanese lobby group Microbility Promotion Council on Thursday.
However a change in regulation may take some time, despite the backing of some Japanese government officials.
"Even though everyone says it's very convenient, safety has to be the top priority," an official at Japan's transport ministry said, declining to be named because he was not authorised to talk to the media.
"That's going to be an extremely high hurdle."


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Implementations of Steps
in the web library.
This package contains
org.apache.commons.workflow.Step implementations
for the web library. This library includes Steps for that are
executed in a web application, utilizing the
org.apache.commons.workflow.web.WebContext
implementation
of Context. Utilizing this feature makes the request, session, and
application scope attributes of the servlet API available to workflows
as Scopes named "request", "session", and "application", respectively.
The sections below define each of the Step definitions included in this
library, utilizing the XML syntax that is recognized by the Digester used to
process your Activity definition files. Although you can use any namespace
prefix, the convention is to declare io
as the namespace prefix,
as in the following example:
<base:activity id="Demonstration Activity" xmlns:base="http://commons.apache.org/workflow/base" xmlns:core="http://commons.apache.org/workflow/core" xmlns:web="http://commons.apache.org/workflow/web" > <web:forward page="/mainMenu.jsp"/> </base:activity>
NOTE - It is not required that you use the XML syntax, processed with a Digester, to initialize the Steps associated with each Activity. However, this usage is very convenient, and is likely to be the most common case, so the Steps are documented from that perspective. To use the underlying implementation classes directly, see the Javadocs for each Step implementation class, just as you would for any other Java class.
The web:forward Step performs a RequestDispatcher.forward()
call to the specified context-relative URL, and then tells our
Context to suspend execution until the application calls
context.execute()
again. This is useful in MVC-based
application architectures using a controller servlet to receive and
process all events.
The web:forward element recognizes the following attributes:
The web:goto Step unconditionally transfers control to the Step that is identified by a request parameter with the specified name.
The web:goto element recognizes the following attributes:
step
is used.The web:include Step performs a
RequestDispatcher.include()
operation on the specified
context-relative path, and pushes the response data (as a String) on to
the evaluation stack. WARNING - This Step is only available
on servlet contiainers implementing the Servlet 2.3 (or later) specification,
because it uses the new response wrapper facilities.
The web:include element recognizes the following attributes:
The web:populate Step, for each nested Descriptor, populates the properties of the bean specified by that Descriptor from the request parameters of the current request.
The web:populate element recognizes the following attributes:
You may nest any number of io:descriptor elements within a web:populate element. All of them will be evaluated and displayed in order specified.
In the example below, the request parameters included with the current request are used to populate the properties of an OrderBean stored under the identifier "order".
<web:populate> <web:descriptor xpath="order"/> </web:populate>
An web:descriptor element is a description of the mechanism by which an arbitrary Java object (typically a JavaBean) in some Scope, is referenced. This element recognizes the following attributes:
scope
attribute.name
attribute. If
not specified, the corresponding bean will be searched for in all Scopes,
in ascending numeric order.name
and scope
attributes) for specifying the bean instance to be
accessed by this descriptor.The syntax for XPath expressions is a sequence of one or more identifier strings, separated by forward slash ("/") characters. The expression is evaluated as follows:
When deciding what bean a particular descriptor applies to, the following rules are applied, in this priority order:
Context
is popped off the
stack and consumed.FIXME - Support the property
attribute
for access to bean properties via the Commons Beanutils package.


Help paying for NHS costs prototype
Beta sprint 5
17 January 2017 to 30 January
Eligibity checker
Key findings:
- Didn't read the NHS BSA content
- Didn't understand the 'tax credits exemption card' question
- Searched via benefit type for Universal credits only
- Didn't understand the difference between income based vs contribution based benefits
Next research:
- Device testing
- Content with mothers around loss of a baby


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I like “ Chelsea ” in football team.
Life isn't simple as you think.
I will play from 6:00–7:00pm.
Everything is complicated but …”
10 > 5.
2 < 10.
Block quotes
“Having somewhere to go is home. Having someone to love is family. And having both is a blessing.”
Lists
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Food
- MoMo
- Pani puri
- Pizza
- Place
- Switzerland
- America
- Greece
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I want to be famous designer.
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As Judith jamison said-
One thing I cannot stand is when people say, 'Hi, how are you?' and they don't wait to hear how I am. They're just going through the motions. I say to people: 'Keep it human. Keep it alive. Don't turn into a robot.' You have to hear what the other person is saying clearly.
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the p2p network would automatically support nSPV fullnodes, which means the p2p network automatically can get nSPV support. that would allow doing a libnspv level interface and get access to the DEX rpc calls.
it seems the confusion is that you are thinking there is a separate nSPV p2p network, it is really the same p2p network as for the coin itself, fullnodes support it by default. so it seems to be a matter to add several nSPV api calls to submit a datablob, find datablob, get update of...


Securing a service network using policies
By default, Skupper includes many security features, including using mutual TLS for all service network communication between sites. By default, applying the policy system to a cluster prevents all service network communication to and from that cluster. You specify granular policies to allow only the service network communication you require.
The policy system is distinct from the network-policy option which restricts access to Skupper services to the current namespace as described in Configuring Skupper sites using the CLI.
|
Each site in a service network runs a Skupper router and has a private, dedicated certificate authority (CA). Communication between sites is secured with mutual TLS, so the service network is isolated from external access, preventing security risks such as lateral attacks, malware infestations, and data exfiltration. The policy system adds another layer at a cluster level to help a cluster administrator control access to a service network.
This guide assumes that you understand the following Skupper concepts:
- site
-
A namespace in which Skupper is installed.
- token
-
A token is required to establish a link between two sites.
- service network
-
After exposing services using Skupper, you have created a service network.
About the policy system
After a cluster administrator installs the policy system using a Custom Resource Definition (CRD), the cluster administrator needs to configure one or more policies to allow developers create and use services on the service network.
| In this guide, developers refers to users of a cluster who have access to a namespace, but do not have administrator privileges. |
A cluster administrator configures one or more of following items using custom resources (CRs) to enable communication:
- Allow incoming links
-
Use
allowIncomingLinks
to enable developers create tokens and configure incoming links. - Allow outgoing links to specific hosts
-
Use
allowedOutgoingLinksHostnames
to specify hosts that developers can create links to. - Allow services
-
Use
allowedServices
to specify which services developers can create or use on the service network. - Allow resources to be exposed
-
Use
allowedExposedResources
to specify which resources a developer can expose on the service network.
| A cluster administrator can apply each policy CR setting to one or more namespaces. |
For example, the following policy CR fully allows all Skupper capabilities on all namespaces, except for:
-
only allows outgoing links to any domain ending in
.example.com
. -
only allows 'deployment/nginx' resources to be exposed on the service network.
apiVersion: skupper.io/v1alpha1
kind: SkupperClusterPolicy
metadata:
name: cluster-policy-sample-01
spec:
namespaces:
- "*"
allowIncomingLinks: true
allowedExposedResources:
- "deployment/nginx"
allowedOutgoingLinksHostnames: [".*\\.example.com$"]
allowedServices:
- "*"
|
You can apply many policy CRs, and if there are conflicts in the items allowed, the most permissive policy is applied.
For example, if you apply an additional policy CR with the line |
namespaces
-
One or more patterns to specify the namespaces that this policy applies to. Note that you can use Label selectors to match the namespaces.
allowIncomingLinks
-
Specify
true
to allow other sites create links to the specified namespaces. allowedOutgoingLinksHostnames
-
Specify one or more patterns to determine which hosts you can create links to from the specified namespaces.
allowedServices
-
Specify one or more patterns to determine the permitted names of services allowed on the service network from the specified namespaces.
allowedExposedResources
-
Specify one or more permitted names of resources allowed on the service network from the specified namespaces. Note that patterns are not supported.
|
Use regular expressions to create pattern matches, for example:
|
If you create another CR that allows outgoing links for a specific namespace, a user can create a link from that namespace to join a service network. That is, the logic for multiple policy CRs is OR
.
An operation is permitted if any single policy CR permits the operation.
Installing the policy system CRD
Installing the policy system CRD enables a cluster administrator to enforce policies for service networks.
| If there are existing sites on the cluster, see Installing the policy system CRD on a cluster with existing sites to avoid service network disruption. |
-
Access to a cluster using a
cluster-admin
account -
The Skupper operator is installed
-
Log in to the cluster using a
cluster-admin
account. -
Download the CRD:
$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skupperproject/skupper/1.4/api/types/crds/skupper_cluster_policy_crd.yaml
-
Apply the CRD:
$ kubectl apply -f skupper_cluster_policy_crd.yaml customresourcedefinition.apiextensions.k8s.io/skupperclusterpolicies.skupper.io created clusterrole.rbac.authorization.k8s.io/skupper-service-controller created
-
To verify that the policy system is active, use the
skupper status
command and check that the output includes the following line:Skupper is enabled for namespace "<namespace>" in interior mode (with policies).
Upgrading on a cluster with existing sites
If you are upgrading sites from Skupper version 0.8, you can take advantage of the lack of a policy system in that version and avoid service network disruption.
-
Document each service and exposed resources.
-
Create policy CRs as described in Creating policies for the policy system
-
Install the CRD as described in Installing the policy system CRD.
-
Grant permissions to read policies to developers to avoid that site being blocked from the service network.
For each site namespace:
$ kubectl create clusterrolebinding skupper-service-controller-<namespace> --clusterrole=skupper-service-controller --serviceaccount=<namespace>:skupper-service-controller
where
<namespace>
is the site namespace.
Installing the policy system CRD on a cluster with existing sites
If the cluster already hosts Skupper sites, note the following before installing the CRD:
-
All existing connections are closed. You must apply a policy CR to reopen connections.
-
All existing service network services and exposed resources are removed. You must create those resources again.
| If you are upgrading sites from Skupper version 0.8, you can take advantage of the lack of a policy system in that version and avoid service network disruption by following the procedure described in Upgrading on a cluster with existing sites. |
To avoid disruption:
-
Plan the CRD deployment for an appropriate time.
-
Search your cluster for sites:
$ kubectl get pods --all-namespaces --selector=app=skupper
-
Document each service and resource exposed on the service network.
-
Install the CRD as described in Installing the policy system CRD. This step closes connections and removes all service network services and exposed resources.
-
If Skupper sites exist in the cluster not created by
cluster-admin
, you must grant permissions to read policies to developers to avoid that site being blocked from the service network.For each site namespace:
$ kubectl create clusterrolebinding skupper-service-controller-<namespace> --clusterrole=skupper-service-controller --serviceaccount=<namespace>:skupper-service-controller
where
<namespace>
is the site namespace. -
Create policy CRs as described in Creating policies for the policy system
-
Recreate any services and exposed resources as required.
Creating policies for the policy system
Policies allow a cluster administrator to control communication across the service network from a cluster.
-
Access to a cluster using a
cluster-admin
account. -
The policy system CRD is installed on the cluster.
|
Procedure
Typically, you create a policy CR that combines many elements from the steps below. See About the policy system for an example CR.
|
Implement a policy to allow incoming links
Use allowIncomingLinks
to enable developers create tokens and configure incoming links.
-
Determine which namespaces you want to apply this policy to.
-
Create a CR with
allowIncomingLinks
set totrue
orfalse
. -
Create and apply the CR.
For example, the following CR allows incoming links for all namespaces:
apiVersion: skupper.io/v1alpha1
kind: SkupperClusterPolicy
metadata:
name: allowincominglinks
spec:
namespaces:
- "*"
allowIncomingLinks: true
Implement a policy to allow outgoing links to specific hosts
Use allowedOutgoingLinksHostnames
to specify hosts that developers can create links to.
You cannot create a allowedOutgoingLinksHostnames
policy to disallow a specific host that was previously allowed.
-
Determine which namespaces you want to apply this policy to.
-
Create a CR with
allowedOutgoingLinksHostnames
set to a pattern of allowed hosts. -
Create and apply the CR.
For example, the following CR allows links to all subdomains of example.com
for all namespaces:
apiVersion: skupper.io/v1alpha1
kind: SkupperClusterPolicy
metadata:
name: allowedoutgoinglinkshostnames
spec:
namespaces:
- "*"
allowedOutgoingLinksHostnames: ['.*\\.example\\.com']
Implement a policy to allow specific services
Use allowedServices
to specify which services a developer can create or use on the service network.
You cannot create a allowedServices
policy to disallow a specific service that was previously allowed.
-
Determine which namespaces you want to apply this policy to.
-
Create a CR with
allowedServices
set to specify the services allowed on the service network. -
Create and apply the CR.
For example, the following CR allows users to expose and consume services with the prefix backend-
for all namespaces:
apiVersion: skupper.io/v1alpha1
kind: SkupperClusterPolicy
metadata:
name: allowedservices
spec:
namespaces:
- "*"
allowedServices: ['^backend-']
When exposing services, you can use the --address <name> parameter of the skupper CLI to name services to match your policy.
|
Implement a policy to allow specific resources
Use allowedExposedResources
to specify which resources a developer can expose on the service network.
You cannot create a allowedExposedResources
policy to disallow a specific resource that was previously allowed.
-
Determine which namespaces you want to apply this policy to.
-
Create a CR with
allowedExposedResources
set to specify resources that a developer can expose on the service network. -
Create and apply the CR.
For example, the following CR allows you to expose an nginx
deployment for all namespaces:
apiVersion: skupper.io/v1alpha1
kind: SkupperClusterPolicy
metadata:
name: allowedexposedresources
spec:
namespaces:
- "*"
allowedExposedResources: ['deployment/nginx']
For allowedExposedResources , each entry must conform to the type/name syntax.
|
Exploring the current policies for a cluster
As a developer you might want to check which policies are enforced for a particular site.
-
Log into a namespace where a Skupper site has been initialized.
-
Check whether incoming links are permitted:
$ kubectl exec deploy/skupper-service-controller -- get policies incominglink ALLOWED POLICY ENABLED ERROR ALLOWED BY false true Policy validation error: incoming links are not allowed
In this example incoming links are not allowed by policy.
-
Explore other policies:
$ kubectl exec deploy/skupper-service-controller -- get policies Validates existing policies Usage: get policies [command] Available Commands: expose Validates if the given resource can be exposed incominglink Validates if incoming links can be created outgoinglink Validates if an outgoing link to the given hostname is allowed service Validates if service can be created or imported
As shown, there are commands to check each policy type by specifying what you want to do, for example, to check if you can expose an nginx deployment:
$ kubectl exec deploy/skupper-service-controller -- get policies expose deployment nginx ALLOWED POLICY ENABLED ERROR ALLOWED BY false true Policy validation error: deployment/nginx cannot be exposed
If you allowed an nginx deployment as described in Implement a policy to allow specific resources, the same command shows that the resource is allowed and displays the name of the policy CR that enabled it:
$ kubectl exec deploy/skupper-service-controller -- get policies expose deployment nginx ALLOWED POLICY ENABLED ERROR ALLOWED BY true true allowedexposedresources


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This website has everything about me which includes my current skills, interests and qualifications.
Get Started!I am a graduate student of Fall 2019 at Northwest Missouri State University pursuing Masters in Applied Computer Science.
I am from India. I did my under graduation in Computer Science and Engineering. I do not have any prior experience but with my interest I started learning basic tools for developing web pages like HTML, CSS and gained a little knowledge on java script.
In this course I would like to learn a lot about new technologies used to develop web applications.
The areas which i am looking forward to work are as follows:
1.web developing
2.Data Base Administration
3.Data Mining
1.Html
2.CSS
3.JavaScript
4.java


This service will be shutting down on October 20th. Thanks for using it!
It has served its purpose as a restricted way to display the recipes. The website contacts a server that I am running to calculate the recipes, which was done in order to try and hide the PRNG algorithm until the developers were okay with it being shared.
Now that the embargo is over, there are better ways to get this information.
Personally I recommend Pyry's great cheatgui mod, which displays this information ingame.
For an offline tool, you can use Saphire's noita_unicorn tool.
If you want to see the source code that the server is running, you can check it out here. Feel free to rewrite it in JS and put it up on your own website!
Huge thanks to Saphire for the work on the recipe algorithm as well.
(06.10.2019) EXPERIMENT: I discovered that one of two random numbers that I previously didn't know the purpose of are used in the 'probability' field of a reaction. I'm not sure whether this means the probability of these elements turning into the target or the probability of them just disappearing without doing anything, but I thought it might be useful to include this in the site. As this is very fresh, it might be inaccurate.
There are currently only two materials in the game that are hardcoded to be random (based on the world seed) - Lively Connoction and Alchemic Precursor. This site was made using reverse engineered knowledge. It uses the exact same algorithm that the game uses to generate the lists of ingredients necessary.
Actual algorithm mostly by @Saphire, some help by me. Website & infrastructure by me.
NOTE: There is still a very small chance that the rewritten algorithm isn't 100% correct. Please report any inaccuracies to @Zatherz and they will be fixed ASAP.
NOTE: There was a reported inaccuracy with Ster's playthrough. This has turned out to be nothing more than just the wrong seed being used, therefore there are currently no confirmed inaccuracies with this algorithm that are not results of incorrect usage.
Publicized with permission.


Class in TNRD.Editor.Core
Base class for modal windows that can be added to ExtendedWindows
| Editor | The editor this modal window is shown in |
| shouldAlignToCenter | Should the modal window be aligned to the center of the editor |
| showCancelButton | Should the modal window show the Cancel/Close button |
| showOKButton | Should the modal window show the OK/Accept button |
| textCancelButton | The text to show on the Cancel/Close button |
| textOKButton | The text to show on the OK/Accept button |
| Title | The title of the modal window |
| WindowRect | The rectangle used to draw the modal window |
| WindowStyle | The GUIStyle for the modal window |
| Input | The input manager |
| IsDone | Is the modal window ready to close |
| IsDraggable | Can the modal window be dragged around |
| Result | The result of a closed modal window |
| ExtendedModalWindow | Creates an instance of ExtendedModalWindow |
| AlignToCenter | Aligns the modal window to the center of the editor |
| Cancel | Closes the modal window with the Cancel result |
| OK | Closes the modal window with the OK result |
| OnContextClick | Invoked when a ContextClick event occurs |
| OnDestroy | Called when the modal window gets closed |
| OnDragExited | Invoked when a DragExited event occurs |
| OnDragPerform | Invoked when a DragPerform event occurs |
| OnDragUpdate | Invoked when a DragUpdate event occurs |
| OnGUI | Implement your own GUI logic here |
| OnInitialize | Called the first time OnGUI is called on this modal window |
| Update | Called 100 times per second |


 I either stay up and suffer the next day or get to bed and feel some semblance of rest in the morning.
Goddamit, I don’t want to go to bed!
Frig. Good night.


Porting from Qt WebKit to Qt WebEngine
The following sections contain information about porting an application that uses the Qt WebKit QWebView API to use the Qt WebEngine QWebEngineView.
Architecture
Chromium provides its own network and painting engines, which Qt WebEngine uses. This, among other things, allows Qt WebEngine to provide better and more reliable support for the latest HTML5 specification than Qt WebKit. However, Qt WebEngine is thus also heavier than Qt WebKit and does not provide direct access to the network stack and the HTML document through C++ APIs.
Class Names
The Qt WebEngine equivalent of Qt WebKit C++ classes are prefixed by "QWebEngine" instead of "QWeb".
Qt WebKit
#include <QWebHistory> #include <QWebHistoryItem> #include <QWebPage> #include <QWebView> QWebHistory QWebHistoryItem QWebPage QWebView
Qt WebEngine
#include <QWebEngineHistory> #include <QWebEngineHistoryItem> #include <QWebEnginePage> #include <QWebEngineView> QWebEngineHistory QWebEngineHistoryItem QWebEnginePage QWebEngineView
Qt Module Name
In qmake Project Files
Qt WebKit
QT += webkitwidgets
Qt WebEngine
QT += webenginewidgets
Including the Module in Source Files
Qt WebKit
#include <QtWebKit/QtWebKit> #include <QtWebKitWidgets/QtWebKitWidgets> // With Qt >= 4.8
Qt WebEngine
#include <QtWebEngineWidgets/QtWebEngineWidgets>
QWebFrame Has Been Merged into QWebEnginePage
HTML frames can be used to divide web pages into several areas where the content can be represented individually.
In Qt WebKit, QWebFrame represents a frame inside a web page. Each QWebPage object contains at least one frame, the main frame, obtained using QWebPage::mainFrame(). Additional frames will be created for the HTML <frame>
element, which defines the appearance and contents of a single frame, or the <iframe>
element, which inserts a frame within a block of text.
In Qt WebEngine, frame handling has been merged into the QWebEnginePage class. All child frames are now considered part of the content, and only accessible through JavaScript. Methods of the QWebFrame class, such as load()
are now available directly through the QWebEnginePage itself.
Qt WebKit
QWebPage page; connect(page.mainFrame(), SIGNAL(urlChanged(const QUrl&)), SLOT(mySlotName())); page.mainFrame()->load(url);
Qt WebEngine
QWebEnginePage page; connect(&page, SIGNAL(urlChanged(const QUrl&)), SLOT(mySlotName())); page.load(url);
Some Methods Now Return Their Result Asynchronously
Because Qt WebEngine uses a multi-process architecture, calls to some methods from applications will return immediately, while the results should be received asynchronously via a callback mechanism. A function pointer, a functor, or a lambda expression must be provided to handle the results when they become available.
Qt WebKit
QWebPage *page = new QWebPage; QTextEdit *textEdit = new QTextEdit; // *textEdit is modified immediately. textEdit->setPlainText(page->toHtml()); textEdit->setPlainText(page->toPlainText());
Qt WebEngine (with a lambda function in C++11)
QWebEnginePage *page = new QWebEnginePage; QTextEdit *textEdit = new QTextEdit; // *textEdit must remain valid until the lambda function is called. page->toHtml([textEdit](const QString &result){ textEdit->setPlainText(result); }); page->toPlainText([textEdit](const QString &result){ textEdit->setPlainText(result); });
Qt WebEngine (with a functor template wrapping a member function)
template<typename Arg, typename R, typename C> struct InvokeWrapper { R *receiver; void (C::*memberFun)(Arg); void operator()(Arg result) { (receiver->*memberFun)(result); } }; template<typename Arg, typename R, typename C> InvokeWrapper<Arg, R, C> invoke(R *receiver, void (C::*memberFun)(Arg)) { InvokeWrapper<Arg, R, C> wrapper = {receiver, memberFun}; return wrapper; } QWebEnginePage *page = new QWebEnginePage; QTextEdit *textEdit = new QTextEdit; // *textEdit must remain valid until the functor is called. page->toHtml(invoke(textEdit, &QTextEdit::setPlainText)); page->toPlainText(invoke(textEdit, &QTextEdit::setPlainText));
Qt WebEngine (with a regular functor)
struct SetPlainTextFunctor { QTextEdit *textEdit; SetPlainTextFunctor(QTextEdit *textEdit) : textEdit(textEdit) { } void operator()(const QString &result) { textEdit->setPlainText(result); } }; QWebEnginePage *page = new QWebEnginePage; QTextEdit *textEdit = new QTextEdit; // *textEdit must remain valid until the functor is called. page->toHtml(SetPlainTextFunctor(textEdit)); page->toPlainText(SetPlainTextFunctor(textEdit));
Qt WebEngine Does Not Interact with QNetworkAccessManager
Some classes of Qt Network such as QAuthenticator were reused for their interface but, unlike Qt WebKit, Qt WebEngine has its own HTTP implementation and cannot go through a QNetworkAccessManager.
The signals and methods of QNetworkAccessManager that are still supported were moved to the QWebEnginePage class.
Qt WebKit
QNetworkAccessManager qnam; QWebPage page; page.setNetworkAccessManager(&qnam); connect(&qnam, SIGNAL(authenticationRequired(QNetworkReply*,QAuthenticator*)), this, SLOT(authenticate(QNetworkReply*,QAuthenticator*)));
Qt WebEngine
QWebEnginePage page; connect(&page, SIGNAL(authenticationRequired(QNetworkReply*,QAuthenticator*)), this, SLOT(authenticate(QNetworkReply*,QAuthenticator*)));
Note: In Qt WebEngine, the QAuthenticator must be explicitly set to null to cancel authentication:
*authenticator = QAuthenticator();
Omitting the QNetworkAccessManager
also affects the way in which certificates are managed. For more information, see Managing Certificates.
Notes About Individual Methods
evaluateJavaScript
QWebFrame::evaluateJavaScript was moved and renamed as QWebEnginePage::runJavaScript. It is currently only possible to run JavaScript on the main frame of a page and the result is returned asynchronously to the provided functor.
Qt WebKit
QWebPage *page = new QWebPage; qDebug() << page->mainFrame()->evaluateJavaScript("'Java' + 'Script'");
Qt WebEngine (with lambda expressions in C++11)
QWebEnginePage *page = new QWebEnginePage; page->runJavaScript("'Java' + 'Script'", [](const QVariant &result){ qDebug() << result; });
setHtml and setContent
QWebEnginePage::setHtml and QWebEnginePage::setContent perform asynchronously the same way as a normal HTTP load would, unlike their QWebPage counterparts.
setContentEditable
QWebPage::setContentEditable has no equivalent since any document element can be made editable through the contentEditable attribute in the latest HTML standard. Therefore, QWebEnginePage::runJavaScript is all that is needed.
Qt WebKit
QWebPage page; page.setContentEditable(true);
Qt WebEngine
QWebEnginePage page; page.runJavaScript("document.documentElement.contentEditable = true");
Unavailable Qt WebKit API
The Qt WebKit classes and methods in this list will not be available in Qt WebEngine.
| QGraphicsWebView | Qt WebEngine is designed for being used with hardware acceleration. Because we could not support a web view class in a QGraphicsView unless it would be attached to a QGLWidget viewport, this feature is out of scope. |
| QWebElement | Qt WebEngine uses a multi-process architecture and this means that any access to the internal structure of the page has to be done asynchronously, any query result must be returned through callbacks. The QWebElement API was designed for synchronous access and this would require a complete redesign. |
| QWebDatabase | The Web SQL Database feature that this API was wrapping in Qt WebKit was dropped from the HTML5 standard. |
| QWebPluginDatabase, QWebPluginFactory, QWebPluginInfo, QWebPage::setPalette, QWebView::setRenderHints | Qt WebEngine renders web pages using Skia and is not using QPainter or Qt for this purpose. The HTML5 standard also now offers much better alternatives that were not available when native controls plugins were introduced in Qt WebKit. |
| QWebHistoryInterface | Visited links are persisted automatically by Qt WebEngine. |
| QWebPage::setContentEditable | In the latest HTML standard, any document element can be made editable through the contentEditable attribute. So runJavaScript is all that is needed: page->runJavaScript("document.documentElement.contentEditable = true") |
| QWebPage::setLinkDelegationPolicy | There is no way to connect a signal to run C++ code when a link is clicked. However, link clicks can be delegated to the Qt application instead of having the HTML handler engine process them by overloading the QWebEnginePage::acceptNavigationRequest() function. This is necessary when an HTML document is used as part of the user interface, and not to display external data, for example, when displaying a list of results. |


Information
Best Sport House is a major Sri Lankan sporting goods chain store, with stores located throughout Sri Lanka. It started with a small shop near Dehiwala, Sri Lanka in 2005. First the business showed some falls. Mr. John(founder of Best Sport House) had a dream of making his company a well known sporting shop in Sri Lanka. His dream came true in 2008 and Best Sport House was on top of the business. The small shop that began this company is now the main branch and is a three storey building full of sport clothing, accessories and equipments.
In 2009 the company entered the American market by opening a big Best Sport House superstore in America(Massachusetts). It showed great improvement in business and Mr.john gained a big profit. In 2010 due to some personal reasons Mr. john announced his decision to exit the US Market by the year end. The retailer stocks a wide range of sporting goods, from tennis racquets to advance scuba diving equipments. Usually Best House Sports is specialized in cricket clothing.


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Gaga Knuckle
[ ɡɑːɡɑː nuhk-uhl]
–noun
1. Colloquial term referring to surface bleeding from the joint of a finger. Often caused by scraping one’s hand against an astroturf or carpeted court in order to hit a volleyball/handball/slight deflated soccer ball against an opponents knees. Though not fatal, such an injury can be very uncomfortable as you play for hours on end. Common cures include using a flat handed technique as opposed to a fist, or seeing a camp nurse.


new EntityRepository(Entity, Mapping)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Entity |
Class | function | Class or constructor function. Entities from this repository will be instances of this Type |
Mapping |
BookshelfMapping | Compiled Mapping which describes this type and its relations |
- Source:
Methods
-
newEntity( [flatModel])
-
Create new instance of Entity.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description flatModel
object <optional>
Simple object representation of Entity, e.g. after deserializing JSON. Properties missing in Mapping are dropped
- Source:
Returns:
- Instance of Entity, with given properties if any
- Type
- Entity
-
findOne(id [, options])
-
Fetch one Entity from this Repository
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description id
ID Identifier of Entity, specified in Mapping by "identifiedBy"
options
object <optional>
null Bookshelf fetch options
Properties
Name Type Argument Description transacting
Transaction <optional>
Run in given transaction
transactional
boolean <optional>
Run in a transaction, start new one if not already transacting
exclude
Array.<string> <optional>
Relation names to exclude, deep relations in dot notation. Specify wildcards using "*"
- Source:
Returns:
- Returns Promise resolved with entity, or null if not found
- Type
- Promise.<(Entity|null)>
-
findAll(ids [, options])
-
Fetch all Entities, or Entities with given Ids from this Repository
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description ids
Array.<ID> Identifiers of Entities, specified in Mapping by "identifiedBy"
options
object <optional>
null Bookshelf fetch options
Properties
Name Type Argument Description transacting
Transaction <optional>
Run in given transaction
transactional
boolean <optional>
Run in a transaction, start new one if not already transacting
exclude
Array.<string> <optional>
Relation names to exclude, deep relations in dot notation. Specify wildcards using "*"
- Source:
Returns:
- Returns Promise resolved with array of entities, or empty list if not found.
If ids were specified, Entities are sorted statically by given ids
- Type
- Promise.<Array.<Entity>>
-
findAllWhere(q [, options])
-
Fetch Entities using a query
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description q
function Callback, used as Bookshelf/Knex where condition.
options
object <optional>
null Bookshelf fetch options
Properties
Name Type Argument Description transacting
Transaction <optional>
Run in given transaction
transactional
boolean <optional>
Run in a transaction, start new one if not already transacting
exclude
Array.<string> <optional>
Relation names to exclude, deep relations in dot notation. Specify wildcards using "*"
- Source:
Returns:
- Returns Promise resolved with array of entities, or empty list if not found.
- Type
- Promise.<Array.<Entity>>
-
findWhere(q [, options])
-
Fetch Entity using a query
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description q
function Callback, used as Bookshelf/Knex where condition.
options
object <optional>
null Bookshelf fetch options
Properties
Name Type Argument Description transacting
Transaction <optional>
Run in given transaction
transactional
boolean <optional>
Run in a transaction, start new one if not already transacting
exclude
Array.<string> <optional>
Relation names to exclude, deep relations in dot notation. Specify wildcards using "*"
- Source:
Returns:
- Returns Promise resolved with entity, or null if not found
- Type
- Promise.<(Entity|null)>
-
save(entity [, options])
-
Save one or multiple Entities to this Repository
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description entity
Entity | Array.<Entity> Entity or Entities to save
options
object <optional>
null Bookshelf save options
Properties
Name Type Argument Description transacting
Transaction <optional>
Run in given transaction
transactional
boolean <optional>
Run in a transaction, start new one if not already transacting
method
string <optional>
Specify "update" or "insert". Defaults to "update", or "insert" if Id is null
- Source:
Returns:
- Returns Promise resolved with saved entity, or array of saved entities
- Type
- Promise.<(Entity|Array.<Entity>)>
-
afterSave(id)
-
Hook, is called once after every successful save operation
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
ID Identifier of saved Entity
- Source:
-
remove(entity [, options])
-
Remove one or multiple Entities from this Repository
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description entity
Entity | Array.<Entity> | ID | Array.<ID> Entity or Entities, Id or Ids to remove
options
object <optional>
null Bookshelf save options
Properties
Name Type Argument Description transacting
Transaction <optional>
Run in given transaction
transactional
boolean <optional>
Run in a transaction, start new one if not already transacting
- Source:
Returns:
- Returns Promise resolved after removal
- Type
- Promise.<Void>
-
afterRemove(id)
-
Hook, is called once after every successful remove operation
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
ID Identifier of removed Entity
- Source:
-
executeTransactional(operation, options)
-
Execute an operation in a running or new transaction
Parameters:
Name Type Default Description operation
function Callback to execute in a transaction
options
object null Bookshelf options
Properties
Name Type Argument Description transacting
Transaction <optional>
Run in given transaction
transactional
boolean <optional>
Run in a transaction, start new one if not already transacting
- Source:
Returns:
- Promise resolved with result of operation. If operation fails, Promise is rejected
- Type
- Promise.<*>
-
addTransactionToQuery(query, options)
-
Add an already started transaction to given query. If not yet started, no transaction will be added
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description options.transacting
Transaction <optional>
Add Transaction object to given query
query
KnexQuery Add transaction to query, if one was started.
options
object Bookshelf options
Properties
Name Type Argument Description transacting
Transaction <optional>
Run in given transaction
transactional
boolean <optional>
Run in a transaction, start new one if not already transacting
- Source:
Returns:
query - Returns KnexQuery for chaining
- Type
- KnexQuery
-
exists(id [, options])
-
Returns whether an Entity with the given Identifier exists.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description id
ID Identifier
options
object <optional>
null Bookshelf save options
Properties
Name Type Argument Description transacting
Transaction <optional>
Run in given transaction
transactional
boolean <optional>
Run in a transaction, start new one if not already transacting
- Source:
Returns:
- Returns Promise resolved with flag indicating whether an Entity with the given Identifier exists
- Type
- Promise.<boolean>


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