Instalation Guide
Instalation Guide
You must follow the next steps:
- Donwload the project sources:
git clone http://gitlab.amplia.es/opengate-ux/opengate-javascript-api.git
- Donwload dependencies:
npm install
- Run web to localhost:
gulp
You could be installed some packages before run gulp
command.
You will execute the next commands to install the minimal add-ons:
npm install -g gulp-cli
The node version what we are using is: v4.4.7
The npm version what we are using is: 3.10.3
We hope that you will enjoy our opengateJS api.
Development Guide
Gulp tasks available
- clean: Remove dist folder
- clean-doc: Remove documentation folder
- generate-doc: Generate javascript documentation by esdoc plugin
- npm: Invoke clean task and after that compile sources as nodejs dependency
- bower:Invoke clean task and after that compile sources as browser dependency
- bower:min:Invoke clean task and after that compile and minimize sources as browser dependency
- compile: Invoke clean task and after that compile sources as nodejs and browser dependency
- build: Invoke compile and generate-doc tasks.
- default: Invoke watch-src
- watch-src: Listen to any src/ and execute compile** task
- watch-test-client: Listen to any test/client/ and execute test-client** task
- test-client: Execute any client test defined into test/client by mocha and phantomJS plugin
- cucumber: Execute any server test defined into features/*.feature by cucumber plugin
Examples about how to use our OpengateJS
Examples about how to use our OpengateJS
Search into entities data
Search provision devices info
The first that you need obtain is a new Builder instance:
ogapi.
devicesSearchBuilder()
If you need information about collected data:
ogapi.
devicesSearchBuilder().
onCollected().....
Or you need information about provisioned data:
ogapi.
devicesSearchBuilder().
onProvisioned().....
Uhmm, If you need all information, provisioned and collected, because you want to be enlightened:
ogapi.
devicesSearchBuilder().
onProvisioned().
onCollected()....
Well, Now you only want summary information:
// Collected Data
ogapi.
devicesSearchBuilder().
onProvisioned().
summary()....
// Provisioned Data
ogapi.
devicesSearchBuilder().
onProvisioned().
summary()....
// Provisioned and Collected Data
ogapi.
devicesSearchBuilder().
onProvisioned().
summary()....
Now, we can only make the invoke to build method and catch the response
var builder =
ogapi.
devicesSearchBuilder().
onProvisioned();
var search;
try{
search = builder.build();
}catch(builderError){
console.log(builderError);
}
search.
execute().
then(function(response,statusCode){
//Here you could search all you want into response object
}).
catch(function(error){
alert(error);
})
Search provision subscribers info
Is the same that device info, You only change this:
ogapi.
devicesSearchBuilder().
To this:
ogapi.
subscribersSearchBuilder().
Search provision subscriptions info
Is the same that device info, You only change this:
ogapi.
devicesSearchBuilder().
To this:
ogapi.
subscriptionsSearchBuilder().
Search into executions data of a operation
The first that you need obtain is a new Builder instance:
ogapi.
executionsSearchBuilder()
If you need select the source about executions data of a operation :
ogapi.
executionsSearchBuilder().
onDevices().....
// Or
ogapi.
executionsSearchBuilder().
onSubscribers().....
// Or
ogapi.
executionsSearchBuilder().
onSubscriptions().....
// Or
ogapi.
executionsSearchBuilder().
onCommunicationsModules().....
Important, You only can select one of this resources. If you select more than one, a exception will be thrown when you invoke build method.
If you need summary information:
ogapi.
executionsSearchBuilder().
onCommunicationsModules().
summary()...
Now, we can only make the invoke to build method and catch the response
var builder =
ogapi.
executionsSearchBuilder().
onCommunicationsModules();
var search;
try{
search = builder.build();
}catch(builderError){
console.log(builderError);
}
search.
execute().
then(function(response,statusCode){
//Here you could search all you want into response object
}).
catch(function(error){
alert(error);
})
Search into alarms data
Is the same that execution info of a operation, You only change this:
ogapi.
executionsSearchBuilder().
To this:
ogapi.
alarmsSearchBuilder().
Search into iot data
Search into datastreams and profiles collections
The first that you need obtain is a new Builder instance:
var builder = ogapi.
datastreamsSearchBuilder()
or
var builder = ogapi.
profilesSearchBuilder()
If you want you can create a filter to restrict the response much as you want.
builder.filter(ogapi.newFilterBuilder().and(ogapi.EX.eq('myparam','myvalue')))
Now, we can only make the invoke to build method and catch the response
var builder =
ogapi.
profilesSearchBuilder().
.filter(ogapi.newFilterBuilder().and(ogapi.EX.eq('myparam','myvalue')))
var search;
try{
search = builder.build();
}catch(builderError){
console.log(builderError);
}
search.
execute().
then(function(response,statusCode){
//Here you could search all you want into response object
}).
catch(function(error){
alert(error);
})
Search into datapoints collections
The first that you need obtain is a new Builder instance:
var builder = ogapi.
datapointsSearchBuilder()
If you want you can create a filter to restrict the response much as you want.
builder.filter(ogapi.newFilterBuilder().and(ogapi.EX.eq('myparam','myvalue')))
or you can use the way filter fluent to make a filter more straightforward
builder.betweenDates(new Date(),new Date()).withFeed('myFeed').withDeviceId('myDevice')....
Now, we can only make the invoke to build method and catch the response
var builder =
ogapi.
datapointsSearchBuilder().
.betweenDates(new Date(),new Date()).withFeed('myFeed').withDeviceId('myDevice');
var search;
try{
search = builder.build();
}catch(builderError){
console.log(builderError);
}
search.
execute().
then(function(response,statusCode){
//Here you could search all you want into response object
}).
catch(function(error){
alert(error);
})
Setting timeout in all searches
We can configure the request timeout in all request. How can i do it ?
It is very simple, we must only invoke a withTimeout method. Here there is a example:
ogapi.
devicesSearchBuilder().
withTimeout(2000).....
Then, if timeout is exceeded. The promise throw an exception with a message like this: "Timeout exceeded"
Execute an operation
Here ogapi.operations
is where you can find all you need to execute an operation.
At this point ogapi.operations
, you have access to:
- builderByOperationName(operation_name) -> It will return a promise and into then callback you will have the builder as a function argument but if anything gone wrong the catch callback would tell you what happens by error
- getOperationList() -> It will return an array with available operations
OK I have an operation builder but now. What could i do ?
Might be two kinds of builder:
- Attend or close alarms
- Operations defined into user catalog
It is a builder factory, Here will have all operations that the user have available
Examples:
ogapi.operations.builderByOperationName('ALARM_CLOSE')
ogapi.operations.builderByOperationName('ADMINISTRATIVE_STATUS_CHANGE')
Methods available to attend or close alarms:
- withNotes()
- addAlarmId()
- build()
Methods available to others operations:
- withNotes()
- withCallback()
- withAckTimeout()
- withDelayedStop()
- withDelayedStart()
- withScatteringMaxSpread()
- withScatteringStrategy()
- executeImmediately()
- executeIDLE()
- executeLater()
- withTimeout()
- withRetriesDelay()
- withRetries()
- appendEntitiesBy.filter(newFilterBuilder().build())
- appendEntitiesBy.list()
- appendEntitiesBy.tag()
How can i add a specific parameter ?
Access:
var builder = ogapi.operations.builderFactory.newSetClockEquipmentBuilder();
//Acceso a los parámetros de esta operación
builder.paramBuilderFactory
The paramBuilderFactory element will have an catalog and it will have inside a list about allowed parameters.
This parameters can be as a simple type, array type, array of simple type, a complex type, etc. Every parameter will have their own builder.
Examples:
- Simple type with default value
builder.paramBuilderFactory.newAdministrativeStatusParamBuilder().buildAndAppend()
- This parameter have defined an enumeration with allowed values
builder.paramBuilderFactory.newChannelParamBuilder().withChannel('channelName')
. If channelName is not defined into enumeration, the builder throw an error - Array of complex object
builder.paramBuilderFactory.newVariableListParamBuilder().addVariableList({'variableName':'nombre','variableValue':'valor'}).addVariableList({'variableName':'nombre','variableValue':'valor'})
- String array
builder.paramBuilderFactory.newApnParamBuilder().addApn('apn1').addApn('apn2').buildAndAppend()
Execute actions on the executions
When you create an operation, it creates a "run" that groups each of the operations per entity that are generated.
ogapi.newExecutionActions(execution_id)
offers a series of actions to activate, paused and cancel these executions:
Active
ogapi.newExecutionActions(execution_id).active();
We can activate a execution that is in the IDLE or PAUSED state. Once the execution is activated it will go to one of the following states:
- SCHEDULE if the previous state was IDLE
- IN_PROGRESS if the previous state was PAUSED or IDLE (if the timing forces the start)
Pause
ogapi.newExecutionActions(execution_id).pause();
We can pause an execution. Once the execution is paused it will go to one of the following states:
- IDLE if the previous state was SCHEDULE
- PAUSED if the previous state was IN_PROGRESS
Cancel
ogapi.newExecutionActions(execution_id).cancel();
We can cancel an execution at any time. The status of execution passes through two states: CANCELLING and CANCELLED
Interactive examples
Interactive examples
Searchs:
Operations:
- Append by entities
- Append by tag
- Append by filter
- Execute immediately
- Execute Later
- Execute Every
- Execute Each
- Modifying generic parameters
- Remove a parameter that is already set
- Set specific parameters
- A complete please
Finder
An User
An Organization
An Certificate
Execute actions on the executions
References
References
Class Summary
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Bundles. |
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This class allow make get request to aiModel resource into Opengate North API. |
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Defined a search over operational status catalogs |
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Defines the builder to execute alarm actions |
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This class contains all alarms actions builders |
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Defines the builder to execute alarm attend operation |
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Defines the builder to execute alarm close operation |
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Defined a search over Alarms |
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Defined a search over mobile phone provider catalog |
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Util used into BaseOperationBuilder to append entities the three different ways. |
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This class allow make get request to area resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Areas. |
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Defined a search over Areas |
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Subscription builder. |
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This extends Search and allow make request to any available resource into Opengate North API. |
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Defined a search over Assets |
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Defines the builder to execute an operation that is into catalog |
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This class generate a builder by a dynamic content about specific parameter to an operation. |
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This is an abstract class, it must be extended to another class that defines the different actions of a specific provision. |
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This is a abstract class, it must be extended to another class that defined the specific search. |
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This is a abstract class, it must be extended to another class that defined the specific search. |
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This class allow set simple values. |
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This builder give you the necessary tools to create a bulk executions using our OpenGate REST |
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This class allow make get request to bulk executions resource into Opengate North API. |
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Searching over all the created bulk process, which are already done or still in progress. |
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This class allow make get request to bulk resource into Opengate North API. |
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Defined a search over bulk entities operations |
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This class allow make get request to certificate resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Bundles. |
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Defined a search over Bundles |
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Defines the builder to configure a category of a datamodel. |
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This class allow make get request to certificate resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Certificates. |
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Defined a search over Bundles |
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This class allow make get request to channel resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Bundles. |
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Defined a search over Channels |
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This is a base object that allows the user to create a CommsModule. |
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Defined a search over operational status catalogs |
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This class extends SimpleBuilder to allow set complex values. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about ConnectorFunctions. |
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This class allow make get request to ConnectorFunctions resource into Opengate North API. |
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This class allow make get request to RuleConfigurationsHelper resource into Opengate North API. |
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This class allow make get request to countries catalog resource into Opengate North API. |
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Defined a search over operational status catalogs |
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Csv builder. |
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This is a base object for create a IoT Datamodel |
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This class allow make get request to organization resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object for update and delete a IoT Datamodel |
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Defined a search over Datamodels |
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This is a base object that allows the user to create a Datapoint. |
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Defined a search over Datastreams |
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Defined a search over Executions |
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This class allow make get request to DatasetFinder resource into Opengate North API. |
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Defined a search over Executions |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Datasets. |
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Defined a search over Areas |
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This is a base object that allows the user to create a Datastream. |
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Defines the builder to configure a datastream of IoT datamodel. |
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Defined a search over Datastreams |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Deployment Element. |
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Device builder. |
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This class allow make get request to device provisioned resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object contains methods to send unstructured IoT information to be processed & collected by the platform. |
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This extends Search and allow make request to any available resource into Opengate North API. |
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Defined a search over DevicePlansSearchBuilder |
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Defined a search over Devices |
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This class allow make get request to certificate resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Bundles. |
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Defined a search over Domains |
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Defined a search over Executions |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Devices. |
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This extends Search and it allow make request to any available resource into /entities resource at Opengate North API |
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This is a base object that allows the user to create a Event. |
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Defines the builder to configure a period of operation. |
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Defines the builder to configure a period of operation. |
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Defined a search over Executions |
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Defined a search over Executions |
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Defined a search over Feeds |
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Defined a search over operational status catalogs |
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This is a abstract class. |
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This class allow make get request to user resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about geocluster. |
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This class allow make get request to user resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that allows the user to create a Datapoint. |
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Defined a search over Devices |
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This is a abstract class, it must be extended to another class that defined the backend, it will be used on request to Opengate North API by browser or nodejs server |
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Defined a search over mobile phone provider catalog |
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Defined a search over mobile phone provider catalog |
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Defined a search over mobile phone provider catalog |
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Json builder. |
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Json builder. |
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This is a base object that allows the user to create a Datapoint. |
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This class allow make get request to hardware manufacturers resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about ManufacturerMedia. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Manufacturers. |
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This is a base object that allows the user to create a Datapoint. |
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Defined a search over mobile phone provider catalog |
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This class allow make get request to hardware models resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about ModelMedia. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Models. |
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This is a wrapper of a Rest api javascript |
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This is a abstract class, it must be extended to another class that defined the specific search. |
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This is a abstract class, it must be extended to another class that defined the specific search. |
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This class allow make get request to operation resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about OperationType. |
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This class allow make get request to OperationType resource into Opengate North API. |
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Defined a search over operationTypes |
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This class allow make get request to OperationType resource into Opengate North API. |
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Defined a search over operational status catalogs |
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This class generates all operations builders by a response to search into catalog/operations |
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Defined a search over executions´s opreations |
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This class allow make get request to organization resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Organizations. |
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Defined a search over organizations |
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This class generates all operation parameters builders by "parameters" attribute that there is into config operation json |
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This class allow make get request to pipeline resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Bundles. |
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Defined a search over PlansSearchBuilder |
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This is a base object that allows the user to create a Datapoint. |
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This is a abstract class. |
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This class allow make get request to user resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Provision Processors. |
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Defines the builder to configure a qurating of datastream of IoT datamodel. |
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Defined a search over custom resource and custom filter |
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Defined a search over mobile phone provider catalog |
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Defined a search over ruleConfigurationSeverity catalog |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about RulesConfigurations. |
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This class allow make get request to RuleConfigurations resource into Opengate North API. |
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This class allow make get request to RuleConfigurations resource into Opengate North API. |
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This class allow make get request to RuleConfigurationsHelper resource into Opengate North API. |
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Defined a search over ruleMode catalog |
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Defined a search over ruleType catalog |
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Defined a search over Rulse |
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This extends BaseSearch and allow make request to any available resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a abstract class. |
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This defined a specific Error that it will be thrown on build method at SearchBuilders |
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This is a abstract class. |
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This extends BaseProvision and contains all you can do about Security. |
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Defined a search over service group catalogs |
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This class allow set simple values. |
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This is a base object that allows the user to create a Datapoint. |
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Defined a search over Datastreams |
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This extends Search and it allow make request to any available resource into static resources for Opengate North API |
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This is a base object that allows the user to create a Datapoint. |
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This is a base object that allows the user to create a Subscription. |
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Subscriber builder. |
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This class allow make get request to subscribers provisioned resource into Opengate North API. |
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Defined a search over Subscribers |
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This is a base object that allows the user to create a Subscription. |
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Subscription builder. |
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This class allow make get request to subscription provisioned resource into Opengate North API. |
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Defined a search over Subscriptions |
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Defined a search over periodic executions´s operations |
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This is a base object that allows the user to create a Datapoint. |
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Subscription builder. |
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This class allow make get request to ticket provisioned resource into Opengate North API. |
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Defined a search over ticket priority catalog |
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Defined a search over ticket severity catalog |
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Defined a search over ticket status catalog |
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Defined a search over Devices |
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Defined a search over timeseries |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Timeseries. |
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This class allow make get request to TimeseriesFinder resource into Opengate North API. |
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Defined a search over operational status catalogs |
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This class allow make get request to transformer resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about Bundles. |
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This is a base object that allows the user to create a Datapoint. |
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This class allow make get request to user resource into Opengate North API. |
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This class allow make get request to user resource into Opengate North API. |
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Defined a search over operational status catalogs |
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Defined a search over operational status catalogs |
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Defined a search over Users |
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This extends BaseSearch and allow make request to any available resource into Opengate North API. |
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This class allow make get request to workgroup resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about workgroups. |
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This class allow make get request to workgroup relation resource into Opengate North API. |
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This is a base object that contains all you can do about workgroups. |
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Defined a search over Workgroups |
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This class allow make get request to ProvisionProcessors Finder resource into Opengate North API. |
Variable Summary
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ACTION values allowed |
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ADDRESS_TYPE_ENUM values allowed |
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ADMINISTRATIVE_STATE_ENUM values allowed |
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ANTENNA_STATUS_ENUM values allowed |
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BATTERY_CHARGE_LEVEL_STATUS_ENUM values allowed |
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BATTERY_CHARGE_STATUS_ENUM values allowed |
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CONNECTOR_FUNCTION_OPERATIONAL_STATUS values allowed |
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CONNECTOR_FUNCTION_PAYLOAD_TYPES values allowed |
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CONNECTOR_FUNCTION_SOUTH_PROTOCOLS values allowed |
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CONNECTOR_FUNCTION_TYPES values allowed |
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Global date format. |
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Days values allowed |
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GENERATED_FIELDS: {"ENTITY_OPERATION_HISTORY": *, "ENTITY_OPERATION": *, "MANUFACTURER": *, "MODEL": *, "JOB": *, "SOFTWARE_VERSION": *, "UPDATE_BUNDLE_VERSION": *, "CERTIFICATE": *} |
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IOT_FIELDS: {"DATAPOINTS": *, "DATAMODELS": *, "DATASTREAMS": *, "DEVICE_PART_DEVICE": *, "USER": *, "DOMAIN": *, "AREAS": *, "TASKS": *, "LEGACY_BULK": *, "BULK": *, "RULE": *, "ENTITY_ALARM": *, "GENERAL": *, "EMPTY": *, "OPERATORS": *, "PLANS": *} |
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LEVEL_TREND_ENUM values allowed |
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MIME_TYPES values allowed |
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MODE_VALIDATORS values allowed. |
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Months values allowed |
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OPERATION values allowed |
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OPTION values allowed |
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POWER_SUPPLY_SOURCE_ENUM values allowed |
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SOFTWARE_TYPES_ENUM values allowed |
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SOFTWARE_TYPE_ENUM values allowed |
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Apple is still king of true wireless earphones, but its grasp is slipping
Source: iMore
What you need to know
- Market research shows Apple continues to lead the true wireless hearables market.
- However, its market share has slipped from 53% to 45%.
- The market as a whole grew by 22%.
Market research from Counterpoint Research has revealed that whilst Apple is still number one when it comes to true wireless hearables, its market share slipped in Q3 of 2019.
According to the report:
Apple continued its leadership by growing sales of the second-generation AirPods, but its share fell to 45% in Q3 from 53% in the previous quarter, due to growth among second-tier players. Samsung failed to secure its second place, slipping to third place with 6% share. Xiaomi rose to second place from fourth as sales volume expanded significantly mainly from the Chinese market on the evaluation that its Redmi Airdots is a great budget product with a price point around USD 20.
Overall, the true wireless hearables market reached 33 million units in Q3 2019 and saw quarter-on-quarter growth of 22%. counterpoint believes that a string of strong releases including AirPods Pro, Amazon's Echo Buds, Microsoft's Surface Earbuds, and Jabra Elite 75t will spur even more consumer interest. This momentum, coupled with Black Friday and Christmas means that Q4 is expected to see even higher growth. Counterpoint believes the annual market will reach 120 million units by the end of 2019.
Senior Analyst Liz Lee said:
"The recognition that true wireless hearables are the most useful and convenient smartphone accessories is spreading fast among consumers. The elimination of inconvenient wires, sophisticated designs with advanced features such as active noise cancellation is proving a significant purchase motivator. True wireless hearables are also in line with future product strategies focused on voice communications from global tech companies and their efforts to create high-added value. In particular, tech giants such as Amazon, Microsoft, and Google have joined in order to spread AI voice assistants through mobile devices, and accordingly, true wireless hearables will evolve into smarter devices by replacing and enhancing some functions of the current smartphone."
Apple's most recent foray into true wireless, the AirPods Pro, are a real improvement on Apple's previous iteration of wireless earbuds, bringing improved controls and most importantly, Active Noise Cancellation. Even despite its slight slip in market share, Apple probably won't be too concerned about its waning lead, as the next closest contender Xiaomi only has a 9% share of the market.


Class: KeyPolicy
- Inherits:
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ApplicationPolicy
- Object
- ApplicationPolicy
- KeyPolicy
- Defined in:
- app/policies/key_policy.rb
Overview
Policy for API Key
Instance Attribute Summary
Attributes inherited from ApplicationPolicy
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#create? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to create new key.
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#create_guest? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to create new guest key.
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#expire? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to expire key.
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#expire_guest? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to expire own guest key.
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#invited? ⇒ Boolean
Show key attachment to user.
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#key ⇒ Key
Define record.
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#list? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to list owned Key.
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#regenerate? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to regenerate key.
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#secret? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to show key secret.
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#update? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to update required key.
Methods inherited from ApplicationPolicy
#admin?, #initialize, #own?, #streamer?, #user?
Constructor Details
This class inherits a constructor from ApplicationPolicy
Instance Method Details
#create? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to create new key
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# File 'app/policies/key_policy.rb', line 12 def create? admin? or streamer? end |
#create_guest? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to create new guest key
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# File 'app/policies/key_policy.rb', line 18 def create_guest? admin? or streamer? end |
#expire? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to expire key
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# File 'app/policies/key_policy.rb', line 30 def expire? admin? or own? or invited? end |
#expire_guest? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to expire own guest key
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# File 'app/policies/key_policy.rb', line 42 def expire_guest? admin? or own? or invited? end |
#invited? ⇒ Boolean
Show key attachment to user
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# File 'app/policies/key_policy.rb', line 54 def invited? key.guest && user.id == key.created_by end |
#list? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to list owned Key
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# File 'app/policies/key_policy.rb', line 6 def list? Key.present.where(user_id: user.id).exists? end |
#regenerate? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to regenerate key
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# File 'app/policies/key_policy.rb', line 36 def regenerate? admin? or own? or invited? end |
#secret? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to show key secret
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# File 'app/policies/key_policy.rb', line 48 def secret? own? or invited? or admin? end |
#update? ⇒ Boolean
Show permission for user to update required key
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# File 'app/policies/key_policy.rb', line 24 def update? admin? or own? or invited? end |


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Latitude 28° 10' 40" - Longitude -80° 38' 58"
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Designated Hurricane Harbour, Dredged to 8'. No tides.
100 Modern Concrete Berths accommodating Vessels up to 130'.
Transient and Permanent Slips, Power and Sail. Gas and Diesel Fuel.
Nautical Gallery and Ship's Store. All Utilities, Cable & Phone Service available.
Private Rest Rooms and Showers. Complete Laundry Facilities.
Two restaurants on-site.
Parks/Picnic and BBQ Areas on-site. Bagged Ice Available
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The evolutionary model-based multiresponse approach (EMMA) is a novel methodology to process optimisation and product improvement. The approach is suitable to contexts in which the experimental cost and/or time limit the number of implementable trials.
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| Depends: | R (≥ 2.9.2), earth, clusterSim |
| Imports: | methods |
| Published: | 2011-10-26 |
| Author: | Laura Villanova, Kate Smith-Miles and Rob J Hyndman. |
| Maintainer: | Laura Villanova <laura.villanova at monash.edu> |
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MockCCComm implements the mock communication between chaincode and peer We'd need two MockCCComm for communication. The receiver and sender will be switched between the two.
type MockCCComm struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func (s *MockCCComm) CloseSend() error
CloseSend closes send
func (s *MockCCComm) GetRecvStream() chan *pb.ChaincodeMessage
GetRecvStream returns the recvStream
func (s *MockCCComm) GetSendStream() chan *pb.ChaincodeMessage
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func (s *MockCCComm) Quit()
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func (s *MockCCComm) Recv() (*pb.ChaincodeMessage, error)
Recv receives a message
func (s *MockCCComm) Run(done <-chan struct{}) error
Run receives and sends indefinitely
func (s *MockCCComm) Send(msg *pb.ChaincodeMessage) error
Send sends a message
func (s *MockCCComm) SetBailOnError(b bool)
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func (s *MockCCComm) SetKeepAlive(ka *pb.ChaincodeMessage)
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func (s *MockCCComm) SetName(newname string)
func (s *MockCCComm) SetPong(val bool)
SetPong pongs received keepalive. This mut be done on the chaincode only
func (s *MockCCComm) SetResponses(respSet *MockResponseSet)
SetResponses sets responses for an Init or Invoke
MockPeerCCSupport provides CC support for peer interfaces.
type MockPeerCCSupport struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func NewMockPeerSupport() *MockPeerCCSupport
NewMockPeerSupport getsa mock peer support
func (mp *MockPeerCCSupport) AddCC(name string, recv chan *pb.ChaincodeMessage, send chan *pb.ChaincodeMessage) (*MockCCComm, error)
AddCC adds a cc to the MockPeerCCSupport
func (mp *MockPeerCCSupport) GetCC(name string) (*MockCCComm, error)
GetCC gets a cc from the MockPeerCCSupport
func (mp *MockPeerCCSupport) GetCCMirror(name string) *MockCCComm
GetCCMirror creates a MockCCStream with streans switched
func (mp *MockPeerCCSupport) RemoveAll() error
RemoveAll removes all ccs
func (mp *MockPeerCCSupport) RemoveCC(name string) error
RemoveCC removes a cc
MockResponse contains the expected received message (optional) and response to send (optional)
type MockResponse struct { RecvMsg *pb.ChaincodeMessage RespMsg interface{} }
MockResponseSet is used for processing CC to Peer comm such as GET/PUT/DEL state. The MockResponse contains the response to be returned for each input received.from the CC. Every stub call will generate a response
type MockResponseSet struct { //DoneFunc is invoked when all I/O is done for this //response set DoneFunc func(int, error) //ErrorFunc is invoked at any step when the input does not //match the received message ErrorFunc func(int, error) //Responses contained the expected received message (optional) //and response to send (optional) Responses []*MockResponse }


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When his brother is killed in a robbery, paraplegic Marine Jake Sully decides to take his place in a mission on the distant world of Pandora. There he learns of greedy corporate figurehead Parker Selfridge's intentions of driving off the native humanoid "Na'vi" in order to mine for the precious material scattered throughout their rich woodland. In exchange for the spinal surgery that will fix his legs, Jake gathers intel for the cooperating military unit spearheaded by gung-ho Colonel Quaritch, while simultaneously attempting to infiltrate the Na'vi people with the use of an "avatar" identity. While Jake begins to bond with the native tribe and quickly falls in love with the beautiful alien Neytiri, the restless Colonel moves forward with his ruthless extermination tactics, forcing the soldier to take a stand - and fight back in an epic battle for the fate of Pandora.


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Maryland boy, 8, helps homeless veterans with 'hero bags'
by Robert GeartyAn 8-year-old Maryland boy has been offering homeless veterans a helping hand with "hero bags" he fills with clothes, hygiene products and bedding, according to a report.
Tyler Stallings has been on a mission to help vets in need since he was 4, ABC’s "Good Morning America" reported Friday.
“He saw videos of veterans holding signs (and) no one responding to their cry for help and he thought this isn’t right. He didn’t like it,” Andrea Blackstone said of her son, according to "GMA." “He asked me, ‘If they’re heroes why should they be on the street?’”
BARSTOOL SPORTS RACKS UP $182G FOR VETERANS AFTER ‘SPUR OF THE MOMENT’ CAMPAIGN TAKES OFF
Once a year on Veterans Day, Tyler would gather clothes and hygiene products in care packages to give to homeless veterans, "GMA" reported.
With success, Tyler expanded his efforts.
He’s become an ambassador and resident “superhero” at the Maryland Center of Veteran Education and Training and has raised over $50,000 on behalf of homeless veterans, "GMA" reported.
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“It was supposed to be a one-time thing, but it turned into an all-the-time event,” Blackstone told "GMA."
Recently, Tyler partnered with a mattress company that donated 250 beds to MCVET, according to GMA.
Tyler says it's a rewarding feeling to help veterans without homes.
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"They should have the things they need because of all the good things they've done for our country," he told GMA. "It makes me feel very happy and very good when they have a happy reaction."


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Ohio University students are given meal swipes to use primarily for the dining halls, but sometimes getting out of bed and walking a good distance just for a meal is too much work. Nevertheless, everyone needs to eat, so whether you’re too lazy to walk outside or the weather is bad and you’re stuck in your dorm room, here are seven quick and easy foods you can make:
Microwaveable mac and cheese is about as common as ramen noodle packets in a dorm room nowadays. In less than five minutes, you’re enjoying a delicious and cheesy bowl of mac and cheese. It’s a simple food that doesn’t take a lot of time and energy to prepare, so it’s perfect for when you’re feeling extra lazy.
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One of the easiest to make dorm foods, microwavable mac and cheese.
For all the omelette-lovers out there, it’s possible to even make that in a dorm room. An omelette in a mug can be as plain or as fancy as you want by adding different ingredients like diced vegetables or small pieces of meat. Eggs are a healthy food, so making an omelette in a mug is a wise choice when you’re looking for a good source of protein. Here is how you can make an omelette in a mug.
A pizza quesadilla takes a little more preparation than simpler dorm foods, but you won’t regret it. For those who want to spend more time preparing their food, this dish is a good place to start. Layering tortillas, sauce, cheese and whatever other toppings you would like and a pizza quesadilla is made. This dish requires a bit more ingredients, but being able to make your own pizza in a dorm room is pretty cool. This recipe gives you step-by-step instructions.
There are many microwaveable sweet potatoes sold at grocery stores, so it only makes sense that they’re made into a meal. You can eat the sweet potato by itself or add a few toppings to enhance its taste. Melted butter is a common topping, but you can customize it to your taste buds. Here is how to steam a sweet potato in the microwave.
Ramen noodles as a dorm food sounds like a no-brainer, but it doesn’t just have to be noodles and the flavoring packet. The taste of ramen noodles can become dull real quick, so don’t be afraid to add a few other ingredients to mix things up. You can add all sorts of things to instant ramen like frozen vegetables, spam, sriracha sauce and a variety of spices if you’re up to it. It’s time to reinvent ramen, and it starts in the dorm room. Here’s a list of possible ingredients to add to your ramen.
You can’t get more simple than a peanut butter sandwich. To add a little more flavor, there are ingredients like honey, bananas, avocados or even pickles that add something else to a plain peanut butter sandwich. The options are endless. Unlike many dorm foods, this one does not require a microwave, making it a very quick and easy choice for a meal.
Sometimes something sweet could really hit the spot late at night, and a mug cake does just that. Not every dorm food has to be a meal or a healthy meal at that. Dessert food is still food, and after a long day of classes, being able to enjoy a sweet treat is a great way to end the day. Here is a recipe for a s’mores mug cake.
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There are several reasons that could cause the adapter to not be found by the computer. Here are the most common:
The BMS may not be powered. If the BMS is not powered then the utility cannot detect the adapter.
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Make sure the correct serial cable is being used. If not using a USB serial adapter, a straight-through serial cable should be used (NOT a null modem cable). All serial signals should be passed through (the RS232 portion of the BMS is isolated and powered from the computer). Please see the "Digital RS232 Serial Communication" section in the wiring manual for details.
There may be another application running that is using the adapter. An example might be another instance of the BMS utility that is already running on the computer. The adapter can only be used by one application at a time and only one copy of the utility can use the adapter at a time.
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The USB port that the adapter is plugged into may be bad or not powered. Try unplugging the adapter from the USB port and plugging it back in. If this does not solve the problem try plugging it in to a different USB port.
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I don't really know how to start writing this. I just know that I should. My life up to this point has been completly meaningless and I hope that my story can help someone else.
I am 19 years old. I can truly say that I am a cocaine addict. I have been using cocaine for over 2 years and I cannot stop.
It all started like everyone else's story; I did it to try it. It was there. At that time I was a straight A student and my parents had just bought me a brand new car. I was living the life. I was popular, beautiful, and I had everything going for me.
On weekend my parents went out of town and I decided to throw a little party. It wasn't a big deal, just a couple of my friends and some alcohol, or so I thought. Someone whom I did not know showed up at the party and he had cocaine. Everyone else was trying it, so, I thought, why not? As it ended up I did over 4 grams that night AND had sex with that guy. I didn't spend any money, he just wanted sex. I have never seen that guy again. I do not remember his name, or even what he looks like. I didn't even care. I just wanted more. The feeling I got was extraordinary. Everytime he cut me out a 'gator' my high returned, but less and less intense. My body craved another line every 20 minutes or so. He showed me how to put some in the end of my cigarette, a 'coolie'. I heard it was like smoking crack. How did I manage to go from the most popular girl in school to a 'crack-head' in one night?
As I look back, the first experience I had should have been devastating enough for me to never do cocaine again. But the feeling that I got overwhelmed my body and mind and I knew right then and there that this was just the beginning.
Over the course of the next couple of years, I became a very avid user. I did cocaine just about every day. By this time I had my own dealer and I was selling so much cocaine that the amounts I consumed were profit.
The next exerpt from my life I am very sketchy about being printed. I am afraid that if someone I know reads it, they will be able to determine my identity. But I feel that it is relevant and I would like to share it with you.
The day started out like any other. My friend and I woke up from partying all night and decided to do a couple of lines to wake up. Well, a couple turned into 5, then 10, ...you get the picture. We were pretty wound up, so we decided to go and get another tattoo. It was raining very badly on the way there. It had been extremely dry weather for the days leading up to that, so the roads were especially slick. As I was driving across a bridge, I lost control and totalled my brand new car. If I close my eyes, I can still replay the entire incident over again in my head.
*Bouncing across the lanes like a ping-pong ball hitting both cement medians over and over again. Feeling the strain of the seatbelt crushing my chest. Having the impact of the airbag hit me like a force I have never experienced. Feeling the airbag burn my arms and neck. Did the car finally stop? ... Am I dead? ...What is this smell? ...Where is this smoke coming from?... Oh, my God! ... My car is about to catch on fire. I'm looking everywhere for my friend. She is gone. I hope she is ok. I need to get out of this car now. Why can't I move?... My body is shaking. I look up. The windshield is cracked. Is that why my head hurts so bad?...  Why am I still here?.. Get out of the car! I turn, my door won't open.
The smoke is still coming out. The passenger door is crumpled beyond recognition. I can't crawl out the other side.  What an awful death. I am going to burn alive. I don't know if my friend is alive. All this for a little cocaine? I love you mom. I love you dad. I am sorry I couldn't be the child you deserved. I am sorry to my friends parents. I hope thier daughter is alright. God? If you are listening, I am sorry.
I sit. I sit longer. Shake it off! I feel this rush of energy surge over my entire body. I am not going to die today. Do you hear me? NOT TODAY!!! I turn my body around and kick the door over and over again.  I stumble out of the wreckage and crawl to the side of the road. I lay there. I close my eyes and thank everything known to man that I am alive. I feel someone touch my head. My eyes open. It is my friend. She is alive. We are both alive.
That was the single most terrifying event that ever happened to me. You would think that an event like that would cause someone to NEVER do drugs again. Well, it's me we're talking about here. The next day after leaving the hospital, I was back to my old self.
My cocaine addiction has grown tremendously since then. Every other day I go to my dealer and get 15 grams. I sell 12 of them and make a profit and still have some coke left over. I'm not telling you this because I am proud. This is my way of reaching out to get help. I know I need help. I want help. But I cannot do it alone.
At this time in my life I have grown from snorting lines to 'shooting up.' Every day I do it. I cannot wear short sleeves anywhere I go, for I am in fear that someone will see and know what I really am. I am a cocaine addict.
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This chapter provides you with opportunities to visualize numbers from 10 001 to 100 000. It also allows you to determine the place value and value of a digit in numbers up to 100 000, which is necessary to be able to read and write numbers in both symbols and words. Rounding numbers which will aid you in developing your skill in estimation is also included. This chapter also lets you extend you knowledge and skills in comparing and ordering whole numbers, skills which you have learned in the previous grades.
First, What is Whole Number? ? ?
The numbers in set {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, . . .} are called whole numbers
There is no fractional or decimal part. And no negatives.
In other words, whole number is the set of all Counting Numbers plus zero.
Example: 5, 49 and 980 are all whole numbers.


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MaxDiffConvMeasure Class Reference
MaxDiff convergence measure. More...
#include <MaxDiffConvMeasure.h>
Inheritance diagram for MaxDiffConvMeasure:
Collaboration diagram for MaxDiffConvMeasure:
Public Member Functions | |
| MaxDiffConvMeasure (FPType precision, ShortestPath *shPath, ODMatrix *mat, PathSet *pathSet) | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ConvMeasure | |
| bool | isConverged () |
| bool | isConverged (FPType minTravelTime) |
| FPType | getPrecision () const |
| FPType | getGap () const |
Private Member Functions | |
| virtual FPType | calculateGap () |
| FPType | calculateMaxPathCost (int odIndex) |
Private Attributes | |
| ShortestPath * | shPath_ |
| ODMatrix * | mat_ |
| PathSet * | pathSet_ |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from ConvMeasure | |
| ConvMeasure (FPType precision) | |
| virtual FPType | calculateGap (FPType minTravelTime) |
Detailed Description
MaxDiff convergence measure.
Member Function Documentation
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- Returns
- values of MaxDiff convergence measure.
Implements ConvMeasure.
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- Returns
- cost of longest path among paths belonging to O-D pair with index odIndex.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- MaxDiffConvMeasure.h
- MaxDiffConvMeasure.cpp


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orx
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Portable Game Engine
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Macros | |
| #define | orxFXPOINTER_KU32_FX_NUMBER 8 |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct __orxFXPOINTER_t | orxFXPOINTER |
FXPointer module Allows to creates rendering special effects containers for objects.
| #define orxFXPOINTER_KU32_FX_NUMBER 8 |
Misc defines
Definition at line 54 of file orxFXPointer.h.
| typedef struct __orxFXPOINTER_t orxFXPOINTER |
Internal FXPointer structure
Definition at line 58 of file orxFXPointer.h.
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_AddDelayedFX | ( | orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer, |
| orxFX * | _pstFX, | ||
| orxFLOAT | _fDelay | ||
| ) |
Adds a delayed FX
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| [in] | _pstFX | FX to add |
| [in] | _fDelay | Delay time, ignored if the FX is staggered and other FXs are already present |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_AddDelayedFXFromConfig | ( | orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer, |
| const orxSTRING | _zFXConfigID, | ||
| orxFLOAT | _fDelay | ||
| ) |
Adds a delayed FX using its config ID
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| [in] | _zFXConfigID | Config ID of the FX to add |
| [in] | _fDelay | Delay time, ignored if the FX is staggered and other FXs are already present |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_AddFX | ( | orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer, |
| orxFX * | _pstFX | ||
| ) |
Adds an FX
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| [in] | _pstFX | FX to add |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_AddFXFromConfig | ( | orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer, |
| const orxSTRING | _zFXConfigID | ||
| ) |
Adds an FX using its config ID
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| [in] | _zFXConfigID | Config ID of the FX to add |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_AddUniqueDelayedFXFromConfig | ( | orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer, |
| const orxSTRING | _zFXConfigID, | ||
| orxFLOAT | _fDelay | ||
| ) |
Adds a unique delayed FX using its config ID
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| [in] | _zFXConfigID | Config ID of the FX to add |
| [in] | _fDelay | Delay time, ignored if the FX is staggered and other FXs are already present |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_AddUniqueFXFromConfig | ( | orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer, |
| const orxSTRING | _zFXConfigID | ||
| ) |
Adds a unique FX using its config ID
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| [in] | _zFXConfigID | Config ID of the FX to add |
| orxDLLAPI orxFXPOINTER* orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_Create | ( | ) |
Creates an empty FXPointer
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_Delete | ( | orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer | ) |
Deletes an FXPointer
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| orxDLLAPI void orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_Enable | ( | orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer, |
| orxBOOL | _bEnable | ||
| ) |
Enables/disables an FXPointer
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| [in] | _bEnable | Enable / disable |
| orxDLLAPI orxU32 orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_GetCount | ( | const orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer | ) |
Gets how many FXs are currently in use
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| orxDLLAPI orxFLOAT orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_GetFrequency | ( | const orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer | ) |
FXPointer frequency get accessor
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| orxDLLAPI orxFLOAT orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_GetTime | ( | const orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer | ) |
FXPointer time get accessor
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
Inits the FXPointer module
| orxDLLAPI orxBOOL orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_IsEnabled | ( | const orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer | ) |
Is FXPointer enabled?
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_RemoveAllFXs | ( | orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer | ) |
Removes all FXs
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_RemoveFX | ( | orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer, |
| orxFX * | _pstFX | ||
| ) |
Removes an FX
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| [in] | _pstFX | FX to remove |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_RemoveFXFromConfig | ( | orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer, |
| const orxSTRING | _zFXConfigID | ||
| ) |
Removes an FX using its config ID
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| [in] | _zFXConfigID | Config ID of the FX to remove |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_SetFrequency | ( | orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer, |
| orxFLOAT | _fFrequency | ||
| ) |
FXPointer frequency set accessor
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| [in] | _fFrequency | Frequency to set |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_SetTime | ( | orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer, |
| orxFLOAT | _fTime | ||
| ) |
FXPointer time set accessor
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| [in] | _fTime | Time to set |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxFXPointer_Synchronize | ( | orxFXPOINTER * | _pstFXPointer, |
| const orxFXPOINTER * | _pstModel | ||
| ) |
Synchronizes FX times with an other orxFXPointer if they share common FXs
| [in] | _pstFXPointer | Concerned FXPointer |
| [in] | _pstModel | Model FX pointer to use for synchronization |


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The primary goal of cryptography is to secure important data as it passes through a medium that may not be secure itself. Usually, that medium is a computer network.
There are many different cryptographic algorithms, each of which can provide one or more of the following services to applications:
Data is kept secret from those without the proper credentials, even if that data travels through an insecure medium. In practice, this means potential attackers might be able to see garbled混乱不清的 confusing, or not accurate data that is essentially "locked," but they should not be able to unlock that data without the proper information. In classic cryptography, the encryption (scrambling) algorithm was the secret.笔记：在过去的时代里，加密算法本身就是“秘密” In modern cryptography, that isn't feasible. The algorithms are public, and cryptographic keys are used in the encryption and decryption processes. The only thing that needs to be secret is the key.笔记：在当今的时代里，加密算法本身是“公开”的，而key是“秘密”的。 In addition, there are common cases in which not all keys need to be kept secret.
The basic idea behind data integrity is that there should be a way for the recipient of a piece of data to determine whether any modifications are made over a period of time. For example, integrity checks can be used to make sure that data sent over a wire isn't modified in transit. Plenty of well-known checksums exist that can detect and even correct simple errors. However, such checksums are poor at detecting skilled intentional modifications of the data. Several cryptographic checksums do not have these drawbacks if used properly. Note that encryption does not ensure data integrity.笔记：注意，加密算法并不能保证只能保证数据的Confidentiality，而并不能保证数据的Integrity Entire classes of encryption algorithms are subject to "bit-flipping" attacks. That is, an attacker can change the actual value of a bit of data by changing the corresponding encrypted bit of data.
Cryptography can help establish identity for authentication purposes.
Cryptography can enable Bob to prove that a message he received from Alice actually came from Alice. Alice can essentially be held accountable when she sends Bob such a message, as she cannot deny (repudiate) that she sent it. In the real world, you have to assume that an attacker does not compromise particular cryptographic keys.
These simple services can be used to stop a wide variety of network attacks, including:
An attacker watches network traffic as it passes and records interesting data, such as credit card information.
An attacker monitors network traffic and maliciously changes data in transit (for example, an attacker may modify the contents of an email message).
An attacker forges network data, appearing to come from a different network address than he actually comes from. This sort of attack can be used to thwart systems that authenticate based on host information (e.g., an IP address).
Once a legitimate user authenticates, a spoofing attack can be used to "hijack" the connection.
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KlusterKite
0.0.0
A framework to create scalable and redundant services based on awesome Akka.Net project.
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Testing node manager actor More...
Classes | |
| class | Configurator |
| Configures current test system More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| NodeManagerActorTests (ITestOutputHelper output) | |
| Initializes a new instance of the NodeManagerActorTests class. More... | |
| async Task | ActorStartTest () |
| Tests actor start More... | |
| async Task | NodeDescriptionCollection () |
| Node description collection test More... | |
| async Task | NodeIsObsoleteOnStartTest () |
| Tests node is obsolete on start More... | |
| async Task | NodeWithCompatibleTemplateTest () |
| Tests node is obsolete on start More... | |
| async Task | MigrationStateTest (string[] resources, int configurationPosition, int nodesPosition, string expectedStartBitState, EnMigrationSteps expectedStartStep, string expectedSteps, int[] expectedMigratableResources) |
| The migration state test. More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateDowngradeCancel () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateDowngradeFinish () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateDowngradeNodesRollback () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateDowngradeNodesUpdate () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateDowngradeResourceRollBack () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateDowngradeResourceUpdate () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateStayCancel () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateStayFinish () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateStayNodesRollback () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateStayNodesUpdate () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateUpgradeCancel () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateUpgradeFinish () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateUpgradeNodesRollback () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateUpgradeNodesUpdate () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateUpgradeResourceRollBack () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceMigrationStateUpgradeResourceUpdate () |
| The actor is in migration state, updating resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceConfigurationStateBrokenResourceTest () |
| Checking the resource states, resource is broken and should be updated manually More... | |
| async Task | ResourceConfigurationStateRecheckTest () |
| Checking the resource states, resource is broken and should be updated manually More... | |
| async Task | ResourceConfigurationStateResourceUpgradeTest () |
| Checking the resource states, resource is not in last migration point and should be updated manually More... | |
| async Task | ResourceConfigurationStateResourceCreateTest () |
| Checking the resource states, resource is not in last migration point and should be updated manually More... | |
| async Task | ResourceConfigurationStateInitializationTest () |
| Checking the resource states in initialization state More... | |
| async Task | ResourceConfigurationStateMigrationCreateDirectionConflictTest () |
| Checking the resource states More... | |
| async Task | ResourceConfigurationStateMigrationCreateDowngradeTest () |
| Checking the migration downgrade creation More... | |
| async Task | ResourceConfigurationStateMigrationCreateFailedTest () |
| Checking the resource states More... | |
| async Task | ResourceConfigurationStateMigrationCreateResourcesUnchangedTest () |
| Checking migration creation with unchanged resources More... | |
| async Task | ResourceConfigurationStateMigrationCreateUpgradeTest () |
| Checking the migration upgrade creation More... | |
| async Task | ResourceConfigurationStateOkTest () |
| Checking the resource states in normal state More... | |
| async Task | ResourceConfigurationStateUnmigratedNodeTest () |
| Checking the resource states, cluster node should be migrated More... | |
| async Task | ResourceConfigurationStateUnmigratedResourceTest () |
| Checking the resource states, resource should be migrated More... | |
| async Task | TemplateSelectionTest () |
| Tests template selection More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from KlusterKite.Core.TestKit.BaseActorTest< NodeManagerActorTests.Configurator > | |
| new TestActorRef< TActor > | ActorOfAsTestActorRef< TActor > (Expression< Func< TActor >> factory, string name=null) |
| Create a new actor as child of ActorSystem and returns it as TestActorRef<TActor> to enable access to the underlying actor instance via TestActorRefBase<TActor>.UnderlyingActor. Uses an expression that calls the constructor of TActor . More... | |
| new TestActorRef< TActor > | ActorOfAsTestActorRef< TActor > (Props props, string name=null) |
| Create a new actor as child of ActorSystem and returns it as TestActorRef<TActor> to enable access to the underlying actor instance via TestActorRefBase<TActor>.UnderlyingActor. Uses an expression that calls the constructor of TActor . More... | |
| virtual void | Cleanup () |
| Cleanup after test run More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| override void | Dispose (bool disposing) |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from KlusterKite.Core.TestKit.BaseActorTest< NodeManagerActorTests.Configurator > | |
| BaseActorTest (ITestOutputHelper output) | |
| Initializes a new instance of the BaseActorTest<TConfigurator> class. More... | |
| override void | Dispose (bool disposing) |
| T | ExpectMsg< T > (string path) |
Waiting for message
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| T | ExpectMsg< T > (string path, TimeSpan timeout) |
Waiting for message
that was sent to the specified address on specified time More... | |
| void | ExpectNoTestMsg () |
| Expecting that there is no new messages More... | |
| TestMessage< T > | ExpectTestMsg< T > () |
Expects test message
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| TestMessage< T > | ExpectTestMsg< T > (TimeSpan timeout) |
Waiting for message
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Testing node manager actor
Definition at line 58 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.NodeManagerActorTests | ( | ITestOutputHelper | output | ) |
Initializes a new instance of the NodeManagerActorTests class.
| output | The output. |
Definition at line 66 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ActorStartTest | ( | ) |
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Definition at line 2572 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.MigrationStateTest | ( | string [] | resources, |
| int | configurationPosition, | ||
| int | nodesPosition, | ||
| string | expectedStartBitState, | ||
| EnMigrationSteps | expectedStartStep, | ||
| string | expectedSteps, | ||
| int [] | expectedMigratableResources | ||
| ) |
The migration state test.
| resources | The array of string representing resources. Each string contains 3 chars.
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| configurationPosition | The current active configuration (1 or 2) |
| nodesPosition | The nodes current configuration (1 or 2) |
| expectedStartBitState | The expected start bit state. The list of bites to check at start
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| expectedStartStep | The expected start step. |
| expectedSteps | The expected states. |
| expectedMigratableResources | The list of expected migratable resources (the index numbers of resources in the resources list). |
Definition at line 354 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.NodeDescriptionCollection | ( | ) |
Node description collection test
Definition at line 93 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.NodeIsObsoleteOnStartTest | ( | ) |
Tests node is obsolete on start
Definition at line 160 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.NodeWithCompatibleTemplateTest | ( | ) |
Tests node is obsolete on start
Definition at line 191 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceConfigurationStateBrokenResourceTest | ( | ) |
Checking the resource states, resource is broken and should be updated manually
Definition at line 1820 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceConfigurationStateInitializationTest | ( | ) |
Checking the resource states in initialization state
Definition at line 2044 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceConfigurationStateMigrationCreateDirectionConflictTest | ( | ) |
Checking the resource states
Migration that updates one resources and downgrades other are not supported
Definition at line 2067 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceConfigurationStateMigrationCreateDowngradeTest | ( | ) |
Checking the migration downgrade creation
Definition at line 2142 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceConfigurationStateMigrationCreateFailedTest | ( | ) |
Checking the resource states
Migration that updates one resources and downgrades other are not supported
Definition at line 2216 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceConfigurationStateMigrationCreateResourcesUnchangedTest | ( | ) |
Checking migration creation with unchanged resources
Definition at line 2281 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceConfigurationStateMigrationCreateUpgradeTest | ( | ) |
Checking the migration upgrade creation
Definition at line 2352 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceConfigurationStateOkTest | ( | ) |
Checking the resource states in normal state
Definition at line 2423 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceConfigurationStateRecheckTest | ( | ) |
Checking the resource states, resource is broken and should be updated manually
Definition at line 1845 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceConfigurationStateResourceCreateTest | ( | ) |
Checking the resource states, resource is not in last migration point and should be updated manually
Definition at line 1973 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceConfigurationStateResourceUpgradeTest | ( | ) |
Checking the resource states, resource is not in last migration point and should be updated manually
Definition at line 1902 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceConfigurationStateUnmigratedNodeTest | ( | ) |
Checking the resource states, cluster node should be migrated
Definition at line 2450 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceConfigurationStateUnmigratedResourceTest | ( | ) |
Checking the resource states, resource should be migrated
Definition at line 2483 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateDowngradeCancel | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 491 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateDowngradeFinish | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 544 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateDowngradeNodesRollback | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 601 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateDowngradeNodesUpdate | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 701 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateDowngradeResourceRollBack | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 800 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateDowngradeResourceUpdate | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 906 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateStayCancel | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 1012 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateStayFinish | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 1063 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateStayNodesRollback | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 1118 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateStayNodesUpdate | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 1213 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateUpgradeCancel | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 1306 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateUpgradeFinish | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 1359 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateUpgradeNodesRollback | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 1416 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateUpgradeNodesUpdate | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 1517 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateUpgradeResourceRollBack | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 1616 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.ResourceMigrationStateUpgradeResourceUpdate | ( | ) |
The actor is in migration state, updating resources
Definition at line 1718 of file NodeManagerActorTests.cs.
| async Task KlusterKite.NodeManager.Tests.NodeManagerActorTests.TemplateSelectionTest | ( | ) |