As developers, I’m sure we all have been in a place where we’ve had to deal with JSON in our lives. In my previous article, I detailed out how to deal with networking in Swift. Although the pattern discussed in the previous article still works excellently, we relied heavily on the JSONSerialization
class to convert data back and forth to JSON.
With Swift 4, there are three fancy protocols that we could leverage to build a better model to deal with networking data:
Encodable Protocol - defines a type that can be encoded into another form/representation for instance, JSON.
Decodable Protocol - defines a type that can be decoded from another representation into a native Swift type.
Codable Protocol - simply is a wrapper over Encodable and Decodable Protocols, and represents a type that can both be encoded and decoded.
The Fundamentals
In this section, we will discuss the concepts behind the Codable Protocols, using the example from the previous article:
Looking at the data, we realise that we could have two types to model this:
Movie
Actor
Swift 4 makes it easier to make types codable. As long as the type declares its properties using types that are already codable, by simply adding Codable
to the inheritance list on the definition it triggers the conformance to Codable automatically.
This means the type now can be encoded/decoded using a JSONEncoder
or a PropertyListEncoder
to encode and decode by itself, even though we didn’t have to implement anything for it.
The types that are natively codable include:
String
Int
Double
Date
Data
URL
And as long as the elements they contain are Codable, the following types can also be considered as Codable:
Array
Dictionary
Optional
Code:
In the above example, we’ve declared both our types as Codable and the automatic conformance is triggered without having to implement anything more because we simply are trying to encode/decode types that are already Codable.
Encoding
Now that our types are Codable
, we can now get to the exciting part, trying to encode our type into say, JSON.
To encode the Movie
type into JSON. We use an instance of JSONEncoder
:
Since the properties already conform to Codable, we were able to use the encoder directly to encode the movie.
Decoding
Now that encodedMovie
contains the encoded data, typically as Data
, we can see how we could possible decode this into native movie type:
Coding Keys
Codable types, can optionally specify an enum
called CodingKeys
that conforms to CodingKey
protocol. When this particular enum
is present, the cases specified are the list of properties that are included when the type is encoded or decoded.
Doin’ it manually
Things aren’t always nice. They’re not always easy. You may often find yourself in a place where your Swift type has a different structure than the JSON you have to deal with. In such cases the way to go is:
- Let Swift know about the structure of your encoded form
- Implement an init on the type reflecting the structure of the JSON or the encoded form
Code:
Assuming we have a property called meta
on Movie
which in JSON is nested like:
Because our JSON data contains a second level of nested information for the rating property, the type’s Codable
protocol use two enumerations that each list the coding keys on a particular level.
We can extend the Movie
type to reflect this structure by using two enumerations to list the Coding Keys used on each level.
To be able to support Decodable
for our data with a nested structure, we can extend the Movie
to conform to Decodable
by implementing its initialiser:
That should take care of decoding nested data from JSON.
Codable Protocols are very handly, and make dealing with an API a little easier, so the next time you’re looking to work with an API, give Codable Protocols a shot.
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Seasons often hold special significance for agrarian societies, whose lives revolve around planting and harvest times, and the change of seasons is often attended by ritual. The definition of seasons is also cultural. In India, from ancient times to the present day, six seasons or Ritu based on south Asian religious or cultural calendars are recognised and identified for purposes such as agriculture and trade.
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java.lang.Object org.apache.hivemind.methodmatch.MethodMatcher
public class MethodMatcher
A utility class used for matching a MethodSignature
against a
method pattern (this is primarily used by interceptor factories
). A method pattern consists of a name pattern and an optional
parameters pattern.
The name pattern matches against the method name, and can be one of the following:
perform
*form
per*
*erfo*
.
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The parameters pattern follows the name pattern and is optional. It is used to check the number of parameters, or their types. When the parameters pattern is omitted, then the number and types of parameters are not considred when matching methods.
The parameters pattern, when present, is contained within open and closed parenthis after the method pattern. Inside the parenthesis may be a number, indicating the exact number of method parameters to match against. Alternately, a comma-seperated list of Java types is used, which matches against a method that takes the exact set of parameters. Examples:
perform()
-- method with no parameters
perform(2)
-- method with two parameters
perform(java.util.List, int)
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public void put(java.lang.String methodPattern, java.lang.Object patternValue)
get(MethodSignature)
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methodPattern
- a pattern that is used to recognize methodspatternValue
- a value associated with the patternpublic java.lang.Object get(MethodSignature sig)
put(String, Object)
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the patterns stored, in the order in which they were stored, until a match is found.
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Cryptography, Keys and HTTPS¶
IdentityServer relies on a couple of crypto mechanisms to do its job.
Token signing and validation¶
IdentityServer needs an asymmetric key pair to sign and validate JWTs. This keypair can be a certificate/private key combination or raw RSA keys. In any case it must support RSA with SHA256.
Loading of signing key and the corresponding validation part is done by implementations of ISigningCredentialStore
and IValidationKeysStore
.
If you want to customize the loading of the keys, you can implement those interfaces and register them with DI.
The DI builder extensions has a couple of convenience methods to set signing and validation keys - see here.
Signing key rollover¶
While you can only use one signing key at a time, you can publish more than one validation key to the discovery document. This is useful for key rollover.
A rollover typically works like this:
- you request/create new key material
- you publish the new validation key in addition to the current one. You can use the
AddValidationKeys
builder extension method for that. - all clients and APIs now have a chance to learn about the new key the next time they update their local copy of the discovery document
- after a certain amount of time (e.g. 24h) all clients and APIs should now accept both the old and the new key material
- keep the old key material around for as long as you like, maybe you have long-lived tokens that need validation
- retire the old key material when it is not used anymore
- all clients and APIs will “forget” the old key next time they update their local copy of the discovery document
This requires that clients and APIs use the discovery document, and also have a feature to periodically refresh their configuration.
Data protection¶
Cookie authentication in ASP.NET Core (or anti-forgery in MVC) use the ASP.NET Core data protection feature. Depending on your deployment scenario, this might require additional configuration. See the Microsoft docs for more information.
HTTPS¶
We don’t enforce the use of HTTPS, but for production it is mandatory for every interaction with IdentityServer.


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I can see this happening in myself every day, and that’s why I started this blog. I’m trying to work towards rebalancing the consumption-creation seesaw in favor of creation. I’m trying to train my mind to think, and analyze, and critique, and question, instead of accepting and agreeing with everything at its face value. I find that when I read articles and books with the intention of writing down reflections on them, I am forced to actually read and think about them before moving on.
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Getting up and running with Dinakit Framework
Dinakit
's inspiration comes from a lot of well-known CSS/HTML frameworks such as Bootstrap, Semantic-UI and others.
To use Dinakit Framework, simply download our latest release and link both CSS and JS files.
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A grid is used to harmonize negative space in layout
Introduction
A grid is used to design layouts and page parts. It is used to align negative space in designs.
Using a grid makes content appear to flow more naturally on site pages.
Container
The container
centers all elements on the page:
...

The container may contain as many row
as you desire.
Rows
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may contain as many columns
as you want. To use a row, simply use:
...

Columns
Dinakit uses 12 columns grid.
...

col-x-..
are used for devices which max-width: 767px
.
col-s-..
are used for devices which min-width: 768px
and max-width: 991px
.
col-m-..
are used for devices which min-width: 992px
and max-width: 1199px
.
col-l-..
are used for devices which min-width: 1200px
.
If you want to make your design responsive, make sure to start with mobile first: -x-
up to -s-
Tables
A table displays a collection of data grouped into rows.
Types
Table A standard table
Just add table
class to a table and you get the result below.
| Header | Header | Header |
|---|---|---|
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
Compact A compact table
By adding the class ...class="table compact"...
You get the following
| Header | Header | Header |
|---|---|---|
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
Bordered A bordered table
By adding the class ...class="table bordered"...
You get the following
| Header | Header | Header |
|---|---|---|
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
Stripped A stripped table
By adding the class ...class="table stripped"...
You get the following
| Header | Header | Header |
|---|---|---|
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
Hovered A hovered table
By adding the class ...class="table hovered"...
You get the following
| Header | Header | Header |
|---|---|---|
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
Colored A colored table
By adding the class ...class="[color]"...
to a row, you can its background color. Available color classes are : purple, blue, green, orange, red, pink, black and white.
| Header | Header | Header |
|---|---|---|
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
| Cell | Cell | Cell |
Forms
Basic Form
Inline Form
Algined Form
Stacked Form
Inputs with icons
Input sizes
Input colors
Checkboxes and Radio Buttons
Images
Adding provided images classes changes default images behavior and helpes to handle them better.
Here is how a default image looks like:
Adding class="fluid"
to the image gives it a maximum width of 100%
If you want images with rounded corders simply add class="rounded"
Images may look like thumbnails if you add class="thumb"
Adding class="circle"
to the image makes it cicular
Useful Classes
Ribbons
Try to add the following to you html code:
Ribbon Test
Tags
Here are some examples:
Avatars
Loaders
Size Variations
Color Variations
Flag Icons
A flag is used to represent a political state.
Usage
A flag can use the two letters country code (iso-2) or the full country name.
Simply use :
| Letter | Flags |
|---|---|
| A | |
| B | |
| C | |
| D | |
| E | |
| F | |
| G | |
| H | |
| I | |
| J | |
| K | |
| L | |
| M | |
| N | |
| O | |
| P | |
| Q | |
| R | |
| S | |
| T | |
| U | |
| V | |
| W | |
| Y | |
| Z | |
| Extra |
You can display the country' name next to the flag manually of you can add a data-text="..."
attribute like so:
Browsers Icons
Though not important, sometimes you want to display browsers icons to indicate that a website or a project are compatible with this or that browser.
Simply use whether .browser
or .brw
classes with a
element followed by the browser you want to display: .browser.chrome|.brw.brw-ch
, .browser.firefox|.brw.brw-ff
... etc
 or  | |
 or  | |
 or  | |
 or  | |
 or  | |
 or  | |
 or  | |
 or  | |
 or  |
Size variations
The only variation available is the use of small icons using wheter .browser-small
or .brw-small
classes.
This will give you:
Smileys
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Pagination and Pager
What's the difference between these a pagination and a pager?
In fact, they are almost the same! The only difference is that in paginations we display pages numbers and we can display or not items with previous and next pages.
Examples
Here is an example of a pagination (on the left or top) and a pager (on the right or bottom):
On the pagination, we are on page #1 which means the previous button is .disabled
and the #1 button is .active
. (Inspect the code for more details)
Sizes Variations
You can change the size of pagination/pager by adding these classes: .[pagination|pager]-mini
, .[pagination|pager]-small
and .[pagination|pager]-large
. Let's use the same pagination above and add those classes to it:
And for pagers:
Using Links
You can remove the button aspect from paginations/pagers and use links only by adding .[pagination|pager]-link
Pager Bonus: Colors
You can color your pager by adding pager's specific color classes: .pager.pager-[purple|blue|green|orange|red|pink|black|white]
Labels & Badges
Almost all other frameworks has this feature! you simple create a span
element and give it the class class="label"
and the result will be: 12
The same thing for badges, instead of label
use badge
: 12
Color Variations
You can colour labels and badges from purple: class="label label-purple"
up to white.
defaultpurplebluegreenorangeredpinkblackwhite
dpbgorpbw
Bonus: Closable Labels and Badges
Both labels and badges can be closable if you add a .label-close
element to it. Example: 12, 12
default
12
Hero Unit
Its' that simple rectangle displayed on homepages of some websites. On Bootstrap, it's called Jumbotron
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Alerts
Alerts are messages displayed to the user on the website. Some frameworks call them alerts, others called them messages.
This is the default alert message.
This is done by adding .alert-[info|blue]
.
This is done by adding .alert-[success|green]
.
This is done by adding .alert-[danger|error|red]
.
Progress Bars
Here are some examples (inspect the code to see how it's done):
Shape Variations
Rounded progress bar
Striped progress bar (Rounded and striped as well)
Color Variations
By adding .progress-[color]
from purple to white to <progress...>
element you change the color.
As for .progress
elements, the color is applied to the .fill
child like so: .fill.fill-[color]
.
Text Value
In order to display the text inside the progress bar <progress>
element should be droped and a ...
should be used. Examples:

Media Objects
Boxes
Boxes for Dinakit are panels for Bootstrap. Here are some examples:
Member Login
Enter your username and password.Tags Color Variations
Tags can be in any color available (from purple to white), simply add .tag-[color]
to boxes tags.
This is the box title
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit.
This is the box title
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit.
This is the box title
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit.
Galleries
They are what their name means. You can determine the with or items like so: .item.width-[1-12]
Gallery Captions
Tooltips
Adding .tooltip
class to an HTML element or data-tooltip="_MSG_"
adds a tooltip to it. Example
Here is a Tooltip
Positions
Classes are: tooltip-top
, tooltip-right
, tooltip-bottom
and tooltip-left
.
Left Right Top Bottom
Status (Color) Variations
error warning success info
Bonus
To keep the tooltip always visible, add .tooltip-always
: Always
To add a bouncing animation to the tooltip, simply add the class .tooltip-bounce
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| 018:046 Khan | : |
Wealth and children are the adornment of the life of this world. But the good righteous deeds (five compulsory prayers, deeds of Allah's obedience, good and nice talk, remembrance of Allah with glorification, praises and thanks, etc.), that last, are better with your Lord for rewards and better in respect of hope. |
| 018:046 Maulana | : |
Wealth and children are an adornment of the life of this world; but the ever-abiding, the good works, are better with thy Lord in reward and better in hope. |
| 018:046 Pickthal | : |
Wealth and children are an ornament of the life of the world. But the good deeds which endure are better in thy Lord's sight for reward, and better in respect of hope. |
| 018:046 Rashad | : |
Money and children are the joys of this life, but the righteous works provide an eternal recompense from your Lord, and a far better hope. |
| 018:046 Sarwar | : |
Children and property are the ornaments of the worldly life, but for deeds which continually produce virtue one can obtain better rewards from God and have greater hope in Him. |
| 018:046 Shakir | : |
Wealth and children are an adornment of the life of this world; and the ever-abiding, the good works, are better with your Lord in reward and better in expectation. |
| 018:046 Sherali | : |
Wealth and children are ornaments of the life of this world. But enduring good works are better in the sight of thy Lord in respect of immediate reward, and better in respect of future hope. |
| 018:046 Yusufali | : |
Wealth and sons are allurements of the life of this world: But the things that endure, good deeds, are best in the sight of thy Lord, as rewards, and best as (the foundation for) hopes. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: العمل > العمل الصالح > الدعوة إلى العمل الصالح Action(Work)> The Good Deeds>The Call for Good Deeds الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > الأسرة > الأولاد Man and The Social Relations>The Family>Children تنظيم العلاقات المالية > الأموال Organizing Financial Relationships>Wealth Property تنظيم العلاقات المالية > الغنى > طلب الغنى Organizing Financial Relationships>Richness>Seeking Richness
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Latest: Chicago still trying to recover Jussie probe funds
CHICAGO - The Latest on legal battle between city of Chicago and Jussie Smollett (all times local):
4:15 p.m.
Chicago will continue in its efforts to recover the cost of the investigation into claims by former “Empire” actor Jussie Smollett that he was the victim of a racist and homophobic attack.
Chicago police say the alleged attack on Smollett was staged, and he was charged with making a false report. Prosecutors dropped the case in March.
Smollett’s attorneys this week claimed the actor’s $10,000 payment after the close of a criminal case should prevent Chicago from seeking reimbursement for a police investigation. On Tuesday, they filed a counterclaim against the city, accusing Chicago of malicious prosecution that caused humiliation and extreme distress.
Bill McCaffrey, the spokesman for Chicago’s law department, says the presiding judge has already ruled in the city’s favour and that officials “expect to be successful in defeating these counterclaims.”
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9:05 a.m.
Former “Empire” actor Jussie Smollett says his $10,000 payment after the close of a criminal case should prevent Chicago from seeking reimbursement for a police investigation of his claim that he was a victim of a racist and homophobic attack.
Smollett’s attorneys filed a response Tuesday to Chicago’s lawsuit in federal court. They also filed a counterclaim against the city, saying Smollett was the victim of a malicious prosecution that caused humiliation and extreme distress.
Smollett told police he was beaten in January by two men who looped a noose around his neck. Chicago police said it was staged, and Smollett was charged with making a false report.
But prosecutors in March dropped the case. Smollett maintains his innocence but agreed to let authorities keep a $10,000 bail


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Framework7 doesn't use any third party library, even for DOM manipulation. It has its own custom DOM7 - DOM library that utilizes most edge and high-performance methods for DOM manipulation. You don’t need to learn something new, its usage is very simple because it has the same syntax as well known jQuery library with support of the most popular and widely used methods and jQuery-like chaining.
To start use it there is a Dom7
global window function, but we recommend to assign it to some local variable with more handy name, like $$
, but not to "$" to prevent confilicts with other libraries like jQuery or Zepto:
//Export DOM7 to local variable to make it easy accessable
var $$ = Dom7;
Just everything you already know:
$$('.something').on('click', function (e) {
$$(this).addClass('hello').attr('title', 'world').insertAfter('.something-else');
});
All these methods works almost in the same way and with the same arguments as in jQuery or Zepto:
| Classes | |
|---|---|
| .addClass(className) | Add class to elements
|
| .removeClass(className) | Remove specified class
|
| .hasClass(className) | Determine whether any of the matched elements are assigned the given class:
|
| .toggleClass(className) | Remove (if class is present) or add (if not) one or more classes from each element in the set of matched elements:
|
| Attributes and properties | |
| .prop(propName) | Get property value:
|
| .prop(propName, propValue) | Set single property value:
|
| .prop(propertiesObject) | Set multiple properties:
|
| .attr(attrName) | Get attribute value:
|
| .attr(attrName, attrValue) | Set single attribute value:
|
| .attr(attributesObject) | Set multiple attributes:
|
| .removeAttr(attrName) | Remove specified attribute:
|
| .val() | Get the current value of the first element in the set of matched elements
|
| .val(newValue) | Set the value of every matched element
|
| Data storage | |
| .data(key, value) | Store arbitrary data associated with the matched elements
|
| .data(key) | Return the value at the named data store for the first element in the collection, as set by data(key, value) or by an HTML5 data-* attribute
or
|
| .removeData(key) | Remove specified data
|
| Data Set | |
| .dataset() | Returns element's data set (set of data- attributes) as plain Object
|
| CSS transform, transitions | |
| .transform(CSSTransformString) | Adds prefixed CSS transform property:
|
| .transition(transitionDuration) | Set CSS transition-duration property to collection:
|
| Events | |
| .on(eventName, handler, useCapture) | Add event handler function to one or more events to the selected elements.
|
| .on(eventName, delegatedTarget, handler, useCapture) | Live/delegated event handler
|
| .once(eventName, handler, useCapture) | Add event handler function to one or more events to the selected elements that will be executed only once
|
| .once(eventName, delegatedTarget, handler, useCapture) | Live/delegated event handler that will be executed only once
|
| .off(eventName, handler, useCapture) | Remove event handler
|
| .off(eventName, delegatedTarget, handler, useCapture) | Remove live/delegated event handler
|
| .trigger(eventName, eventData) | Execute all handlers added to the matched elements for the specified event |
| .transitionEnd(callback, permanent) | Adds prefixed transitionEnd event handler to collection:
|
| .animationEnd(callback) | Adds prefixed animationEnd event handler to collection:
|
| Styles | |
| .width() | Get the current computed width for the first element in the set of matched elements
|
| .outerWidth([includeMargin]) | Get the current computed width for the first element in the set of matched elements, including padding and border, and margin (if includeMargin is true)
|
| .height() | Get the current computed height for the first element in the set of matched elements
|
| .outerHeight([includeMargin]) | Get the current computed height for the first element in the set of matched elements, including padding and border, and margin (if includeMargin is true)
|
| .offset() | Get the current coordinates of the first element relative to the document
|
| .hide() | Set "display:none" to the matched elements
|
| .show() | Set "display:block" to the matched elements
|
| .css(property) | Get value of specified CSS property for the first element:
|
| .css(property, value) | Set specified CSS property to the matched elements:
|
| .css(propertiesObject) | Set multiple CSS properties to the matched elements:
|
| Scroll | |
| .scrollTop() | Get scrollTop position of element |
| .scrollTop(position, duration, callback) | Set scrollTop "position" with animation during "duration" (in ms). Scroll top position will be set immediately if duration is not specified. If you have specified "callback" function, then it will be executed after scrolling completed |
| .scrollLeft() | Get scrollLeft position of element |
| .scrollLeft(position, duration, callback) | Set scrollLeft "position" with animation during "duration" (in ms). Scroll left postion will be set immediately if duration is not specified. If you have specified "callback" function, then it will be executed after scrolling completed |
| .scrollTo(left, top, duration, callback) | Set scroll left and scroll top with animation during "duration" (in ms). Scroll postion will be set immediately if duration is not specified. If you have specified "callback" function, then it will be executed after scrolling completed |
| Dom Manipulation | |
| .add(elements) | Create a new Dom7 collection with elements added to the set of matched elements:
|
| .each(callback) | Iterate over collection, executing a callback function for each matched element |
| .html() | Get the HTML contents of the first element in the set of matched elements |
| .html(newInnerHTML) | Set the HTML contents of every matched element |
| .text() | Get the text contents of the first element in the set of matched elements |
| .text(newTextContent) | Set the text contents of every matched element |
| .is(CSSSelector) | Check the current matched set of elements against CSS selector |
| .is(HTMLElement) | Check the current matched set of elements against HTML element or Dom7 collection |
| .index() | Return the position of the first element within the Dom7 collection relative to its sibling elements |
| .eq(index) | Reduce the set of matched elements to the one at the specified index |
| .append(HTMLString) | Insert content, specified by the parameter, to the end of each element in the set of matched elements |
| .append(HTMLElement) | Insert specified HTML element to the end of element in the set of matched elements |
| .appendTo(HTMLElement) | Insert content/elements, to the end of element specified in parameter |
| .prepend(newHTML) | Insert content, specified by the parameter, to the beginning of each element in the set of matched elements |
| .prepend(HTMLElement) | Insert specified HTML element to the beginning of element in the set of matched elements |
| .prependTo(HTMLElement) | Insert content/elements, to the beginning of element specified in parameter |
| .insertBefore(target) | Insert every element in the set of matched elements before the target. Target could be specified as CSS selector or HTML element or Dom7 collection |
| .insertAfter(target) | Insert every element in the set of matched elements after the target. Target could be specified as CSS selector or HTML element or Dom7 collection |
| .next([selector]) | Get the immediately following sibling of each element in the set of matched elements. If a selector is provided, it retrieves the next sibling only if it matches that selector |
| .nextAll([selector]) | Get all following siblings of each element in the set of matched elements, optionally filtered by a selector |
| .prev([selector]) | Get the immediately preceding sibling of each element in the set of matched elements, optionally filtered by a selector |
| .prevAll([selector]) | Get all preceding siblings of each element in the set of matched elements, optionally filtered by a selector |
| .parent([selector]) | Get the first parent of each element in the current set of matched elements, optionally filtered by a selector |
| .parents([selector]) | Get the ancestors of each element in the current set of matched elements, optionally filtered by a selector |
| .closest([selector]) | For each element in the set, get the first element that matches the selector by testing the element itself and traversing up through its ancestors in the DOM tree |
| .find(selector) | Get the descendants of each element in the current set of matched elements, filtered by a selector |
| .children(selector) | Get the children of each element in the set of matched elements, optionally filtered by a selector |
| .filter(callback) | Filter collection of elements
|
| .remove() | Remove/detach matched elements from the Dom |
| Shortcuts | |
| .click() | Trigger "click" event on collection |
| .click(handler) | Add "click" event handler to collection |
| .blur() | Trigger "blur" event on collection |
| .blur(handler) | Add "blur" event handler to collection |
| .focus() | Trigger "focus" event on collection |
| .focus(handler) | Add "focus" event handler to collection |
| .focusin() | Trigger "focusin" event on collection |
| .focusin(handler) | Add "focusin" event handler to collection |
| .focusout() | Trigger "focusout" event on collection |
| .focusout(handler) | Add "focusout" event handler to collection |
| .keyup() | Trigger "keyup" event on collection |
| .keyup(handler) | Add "keyup" event handler to collection |
| .keydown() | Trigger "keydown" event on collection |
| .keydown(handler) | Add "keydown" event handler to collection |
| .keypress() | Trigger "keypress" event on collection |
| .keypress(handler) | Add "keypress" event handler to collection |
| .submit() | Trigger "submit" event on collection |
| .submit(handler) | Add "submit" event handler to collection |
| .change() | Trigger "change" event on collection |
| .change(handler) | Add "change" event handler to collection |
| .mousedown() | Trigger "mousedown" event on collection |
| .mousedown(handler) | Add "mousedown" event handler to collection |
| .mousemove() | Trigger "mousemove" event on collection |
| .mousemove(handler) | Add "mousemove" event handler to collection |
| .mouseup() | Trigger "mouseup" event on collection |
| .mouseup(handler) | Add "mouseup" event handler to collection |
| .mouseenter() | Trigger "mouseenter" event on collection |
| .mouseenter(handler) | Add "mouseenter" event handler to collection |
| .mouseleave() | Trigger "mouseleave" event on collection |
| .mouseleave(handler) | Add "mouseleave" event handler to collection |
| .mouseout() | Trigger "mouseout" event on collection |
| .mouseout(handler) | Add "mouseout" event handler to collection |
| .mouseover() | Trigger "mouseover" event on collection |
| .mouseover(handler) | Add "mouseover" event handler to collection |
| .touchstart() | Trigger "touchstart" event on collection |
| .touchstart(handler) | Add "touchstart" event handler to collection |
| .touchend() | Trigger "touchend" event on collection |
| .touchend(handler) | Add "touchend" event handler to collection |
| .touchmove() | Trigger "touchmove" event on collection |
| .touchmove(handler) | Add "touchmove" event handler to collection |
| .resize(handler) | Add "resize" event handler to collection |
| .scroll(handler) | Add "scroll" event handler to collection |
A generic iterator function, which can be used to seamlessly iterate over both objects and arrays. Arrays and array-like objects with a length property (such as a function's arguments object) are iterated by numeric index, from 0 to length-1. Other objects are iterated via their named properties
Dom7.each(object/array, callback) - iterate through object or array
var fruits = ['Apple', 'Orange', 'Pineapple', 'Bannana'];
$$.each(fruits, function (index, value) {
alert(index + ': ' + element);
});
//This produces 4 alerts:
0: Apple
1: Orange
2: Pineapple
3: Bannana
var person = {
firstName: 'John',
lastName: 'Doe',
age: 25,
};
$$.each(person, function (key, value) {
alert(key + ': ' + value);
});
//This produces 3 alerts:
firstName: John
lastName: Doe
age: 25
Dom7.parseUrlQuery(url) - parse url query get parameters
Method returns object with query parameters
var query = $$.parseUrlQuery('http://google.com/?id=5&foo=bar');
console.log(query); //-> {id: 5, foo: 'bar'}
Dom7.isArray(obj) - Determine whether the argument is an array
returns a Boolean indicating whether the object is a JavaScript array
var fruits = ['Apple', 'Orange'];
console.log($$.isArray(fruits)); //-> true
Dom7.unique(array) - Remove duplicates in passed array
returns a new unique array
var fruits = ['Apple', 'Orange', 'Apple'];
console.log($$.unique(fruits)); //-> ['Apple', 'Orange'];
Dom7.serializeObject(object) - Create a serialized representation of a plain object suitable for use in a URL query string
returns a new unique array
var params = {foo: 'bar', id: 5};
console.log($$.serializeObject(params)); //-> 'foo=bar&id=5'
Dom7.toCamelCase(string) - Convert hypens-case string to camelCase string
returns a new camelCase string
var hypensCaseString = 'hello-my-world';
var camelCaseString = $$.toCamelCase(hypensCaseString);
console.log(camelCaseString); //helloMyWorld
Dom7.dataset(el) - Get element's data set (set of data- attributes) as plain Object
returns a new plain object with dataset
<div id="my-div" data-loop="true" data-animate-pages="false" data-index="0" data-hello="world">
...
</div>
var dataset = $$.dataset('#my-div');
/*
dataset will create plain object with camelCase keys and with formatted boolean and number types:
{
loop: true,
animatePages: false,
index: 0,
hello: 'world'
}
*/
Dom7.requestAnimationFrame(callback) - Cross-browser implementation on requestAnimationFrame
returns animation request id, that uniquely identifies the entry in the callback list
var animId;
function anim() {
var left = parseInt($$('#anim').css('left'), 10) + 1;
$$('#anim').css({left: left + 'px'})
animId = $.requestAnimationFrame(anim);
}
animId = $.requestAnimationFrame(anim);
Dom7.cancelAnimationFrame(requestID) - Cancels an animation frame request
$.cancelAnimationFrame(animId);
$$.ajax(parameters) - Load data from the server
returns plain XHR object
Let's look at the list of available parameters
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| async | boolean | true | If you need synchronous requests, set this option to false |
| method | string | 'GET' | Request method (e.g. "POST", "GET", "PUT") |
| cache | boolean | true | If set to false, it will force requested pages not to be cached by the browser. Setting cache to false will only work correctly with HEAD and GET requests. It works by appending "_nocache={timestamp}" to the GET parameters |
| contentType | string | 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded' | Content type. Also could be 'multipart/form-data' and 'text/plain'. For cross-domain requests, setting the content type to anything other than application/x-www-form-urlencoded, multipart/form-data, or text/plain will trigger the browser to send a preflight OPTIONS request to the server |
| crossDomain | boolean | undefined | If you wish to force a crossDomain request (such as JSONP) on the same domain, set the value of crossDomain to true. When true additional "X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest" header will be added to request |
| data | Object or String or Array | Data to be sent to the server. It is converted to a query string, if not already a string. It's appended to the url for GET-requests. See processData option to prevent this automatic processing. For POST requests could be FormData type |
|
| processData | boolean | true | By default, data passed in to the data option as an object (technically, anything other than a string) will be processed and transformed into a query string, fitting to the default content-type "application/x-www-form-urlencoded". If you want to send a DOMDocument, or other non-processed data, set this option to false |
| dataType | string | 'text' | The type of data that you're expecting back from the server. Could be 'text' or 'json' |
| headers | object | An object of additional header key/value pairs to send along with requests using the XMLHttpRequest transport | |
| xhrFields | object | An object of fieldName-fieldValue pairs to set on the native XHR object | |
| username | string | A username to be used with XMLHttpRequest in response to an HTTP access authentication request | |
| password | string | A password to be used with XMLHttpRequest in response to an HTTP access authentication request | |
| timeout | number | 0 | Set a timeout (in milliseconds) for the request |
| Callbacks | |||
| beforeSend | function (xhr) | A pre-request callback function that can be used to modify the XHR object before it is sent. Use this to set custom headers, etc | |
| error | function (xhr, status) | A function to be called if the request fails | |
| success | function (data, status, xhr) | A function to be called if the request succeeds | |
| complete | function (xhr, status) | A function to be called when the request finishes (after success and error callbacks are executed) | |
| statusCode | object | An object of numeric HTTP codes and functions to be called when the response has the corresponding code. For example, the following will alert when the response status is a 404:
|
Each Ajax request produces global Ajax events on document, so you can always intercept and handle them:
| Event | Target | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ajaxStart | document |
A pre-request event that can be used to modify the XHR object before it is sent. Use this to set custom headers |
| ajaxError | document |
Event to be triggered if the request fails |
| ajaxSuccess | document |
Event to be triggered if the request succeeds |
| ajaxComplete | document |
Event to be triggered when the request finishes (after success and error events are executed) |
For example:
$$(document).on('ajaxComplete', function (e) {
var xhr = e.detail.xhr;
console.log('request performed');
});
$$.get(url, data, success) - Load data from the server using a HTTP GET request
returns plain XHR object
$$.get('blog-post.php', {foo:'bar', id:5}, function (data) {
$$('.articles').html(data);
console.log('Load was performed');
});
$$.post(url, data, success) - Load data from the server using a HTTP POST request
returns plain XHR object
$$.post('auth.php', {username:'foo', password: 'bar'}, function (data) {
$$('.login').html(data);
console.log('Load was performed');
});
$$.getJSON(url, data, success) - Load JSON-encoded data from the server using a GET HTTP request
returns plain XHR object
$$.getJSON('items.json', function (data) {
console.log(data);
});
Each of Ajax methods returns plain XHR object, which is also available in callbacks. This default XHR object extended with the following properties:
| Properties | |
|---|---|
| xhr.requestParameters | Object with passed XHR request parameters |
| xhr.requestUrl | String with request URL |


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Terms and conditions for Concordium Desktop Wallet
Concordium Desktop Wallet is a digital wallet that is offered worldwide by Concordium Software ApS (‘Concordium Software’). At developer.concordium.software, you can read about how the wallet works. Concordium Software may continually change and/or adjust the functions of Concordium Desktop Wallet. Concordium Software’s terms and conditions apply to Concordium Desktop Wallet users worldwide.
The wallet will register and use data about you. Concordium Software will not register or use data about you.
When you register with Concordium Desktop Wallet, you enter into an agreement with:
Concordium Software ApS, Østergade 13, 2., 1100 København K, Denmark. CVR no.: 42334758. Our email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The following is required to register with Concordium Desktop Wallet:
You must be at least 18 years old to register.
To be able to use the Concordium Desktop Wallet, you need a Ledger Nano S hardware device with the Concordium Ledger Application installed.
Before you can use Concordium Desktop Wallet, you will need to create an initial account and register with an identity provider by following the instructions in the app. An identity provider is a third-party supplier and independent of Concordium Software. The Concordium Desktop Wallet stores data from the identity provider, but Concordium Software does not.
After you have created the initial account and registered with an identity provider, you can create additional accounts (‘regular accounts’) with which you will be able to carry out transactions.
Please note that you can only register one account as the initial account.
When you register in Concordium Desktop Wallet, you will need to create a personal password. You should be aware that the password can be used to log on to Concordium Desktop Wallet and use some of the functions. All transactions require you to use the Ledger device with the Desktop Wallet to sign the transaction.
When you set up the Ledger Nano S you’ll generate private keys on the Ledger Nano S, and you’ll receive a 24-word recovery phrase. This is the only backup of your private keys.
Other obligations etc.
You have a duty to ensure that the details you provide are correct and updated at any given time. Your Concordium Desktop Wallet and Ledger Nano S is personal and may be used only by you. You must not disclose your passwords and PIN codes to others, write them down, or save them on your computer or mobile device. You must not disclose your Ledger Nano S 24-word recovery phrase or PIN code to others or store them digitally on your computer or mobile device.
Concordium Desktop Wallet must not be used for illegal activities or purposes.
You must not use Concordium Desktop Wallet in a way that harasses other Concordium Desktop Wallet users.
All transaction requests are irreversible. You are yourself responsible for ensuring that the recipient of a transaction via Concordium Desktop Wallet is the intended recipient, and you must verify that the transaction amount is correct. You are responsible for providing the correct account to persons and users who want to transfer funds to you.
To prevent unauthorized use of Concordium Desktop Wallet, you must store your computer and the Ledger Nano S so that others cannot gain unauthorized access to them. Do not disclose the password or PIN code to third parties.
You are obliged to verify your identity with an identity provider. The identity provider will know the identity of the initial account creator. Your identity can be revealed via the process of anonymity revocation, which can happen under stringent regulations, such as a court order.
You are solely responsible for safekeeping your passwords, PINs, account keys, encryption keys, identity, Ledger recovery phrase, and any other codes you use to access the Concordium Desktop Wallet or any information, GTU, or voucher. If you lose access to the Concordium Desktop Wallet, private keys, or identity, and you have not separately stored a backup of your accounts and the corresponding password(s), you acknowledge and agree that any GTU you have associated with that account will become inaccessible.
This agreement will apply between you and Concordium Software from your download of the Concordium Desktop Wallet, and until you have completely removed the Concordium Desktop Wallet in its entirety from your device.
The section Concordium Software’s liability for damages shall apply indefinitely.
Concordium Software currently does not charge any fee for registration with Concordium Desktop Wallet. Concordium Desktop Wallet does not charge a transaction fee; however, you have to pay a transaction fee for transactions on the blockchain.
Any other costs and charges related to your use of the Concordium Desktop Wallet shall be paid by you, including but not limited to costs to the identity provider, if any.
If we introduce new functions, features, products, or services, these may be subject to fees from the start without you receiving any notice of changed terms and conditions. You will always be informed about the fee before you register for the function, feature, product, or service.
You will be notified on concordium.software if we change the terms and conditions. We may change the terms and conditions without notice. You can read the terms and conditions at concordium.software, from which you can also print, download, or email them.
If you do not wish to be covered by the new terms and conditions, you must notify us before the new terms and conditions enter into force. If you notify us that you do not wish to be covered by the new terms and conditions, we will consider the Concordium Desktop Wallet agreement to be terminated from the date on which the new terms and conditions enter into force. If we do not hear from you, we will regard it as your acceptance of the changes.
Concordium Software retains all right, title, and interest in and to all of Concordium Software’s brands, logos, and trademarks, including, but not limited to, Concordium Desktop Wallet, Concordium Mobile Wallet, Concordium Client, and variations of the wording of the said brands, logos, and trademarks.
We may issue information about general security threats through concordium.software and social media.
Concordium Software is not liable for damages for late or defective performance of the Concordium Desktop Wallet and/or our contractual obligations resulting from error or negligence.
Even in areas in which stricter liability applies, Concordium Software is not liable for losses arising from
Please be advised that Concordium Software is not liable for any defects or deficiencies in the goods or services for which you pay using Concordium Desktop Wallet, Concordium Software accepts no liability for the fundraising campaigns to which you make contributions using Concordium Desktop Wallet. If you have any complaints regarding the delivered goods, services, or fundraising campaigns, you must contact the seller and/or the fundraiser.
Concordium Software does not undertake any liability for the conduct of the seller/fundraiser in general.
Privacy
Concordium Software respects your privacy to the effect that
Concordium Software will not monitor, edit, or disclose any
personal information about you or your account, including its
contents or your use of the Concordium Desktop Wallet, without
your prior consent unless Concordium Software in good faith
beliefs that such action is necessary to: (i) comply with legal
process or other legal requirements of any governmental
authority; (ii) protect and defend the rights or property of
Concordium Software; (iii) enforce this Agreement; (iv) protect
the interests of users of the Concordium Desktop Wallet other
than you or any other person; (v) operate or conduct maintenance
and repair of Concordium’s services or equipment,
including the Concordium Desktop Wallet as authorized by law; or (vi) if your identity is revoked in accordance with the
identity revocation process as required to comply with
(i). You are assumed to have no expectation of privacy with
respect to the Internet generally. Your IP address is
transmitted and recorded with each message or other information
you send from the Concordium Desktop Wallet. When you create an
identity with a third party supplier, you have entered an
agreement directly with such a third supplier and such a third
party supplier will store data about you and in this case, the
third party supplier’s privacy policy and terms and
conditions apply.
The agreement and any dispute arising out of the agreement are governed by Danish law and such disputes must be heard by Copenhagen District Court or the jurisdiction of the defendant’s domicile unless otherwise provided by absolute consumer rights in Denmark. This applies without consideration for rules in international private law which may lead to the application of other law than Danish law.
You can always write to Concordium Software if you disagree with us. In this way, we make sure that such disagreement is not based on a misunderstanding. The address is Østergade 13, 2., 1100 København K.
You can always find the latest version on concordium.software.
You can contact Concordium Desktop Wallet support on Discourse.
The first time you open the Concordium Desktop Wallet, you’ll be asked to click "Yes, I Accept" to confirm that you agree to these terms and conditions.


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Yatala Prison Could Go Into Lockdown After An Officer Was Taken To Hospital
Adelaide’s Yatala Prison could be looking at a “lock down” after a fourth officer reportedly received an electric shock and was taken to hospital.
Channel 7’s Mike Smithson tells Leon Byner the shocks are resulting from prisoner attempts to light “fake cigarettes”.
Smitho said on Friday morning:
“The prisoners -- since the smoking bans -- have started making fake cigarettes out of the contents of tea bags and quit smoking patches.
“To light them they’ve collected the alfoil that is used to keep their meals warm, they fashion them into prongs, and then jam them into power point and use them to ignite toilet paper, which then in turn they can light their cigarettes.
“Either this morning or last night a fourth officer has received an electric shock, which has required that person to be taken to hospital.
“The PSA [union] is making sounds that may well result in a lock down of part of the prison until they can get this issue resolved… if the situation isn’t resolved immediately I can see a shut down at this prison.”
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Issue: FLET-IMPLICIT-BLOCKReference: CLtL p. 113, 67
Category: OMISSION
Edit history: Version 2 by cleanup committee 15-Mar-87 15:13:33
Version 3 by Masinter (reformatting) 7-Apr-87 17:49:12
Versions 4,5 by Fahlman 11-Apr-87
Version 6 by Masinter 5-Jun-87
Problem Description:
Do FLET, LABELS, DEFMACRO, MACROLET, DEFSETF, DEFINE-SETF-METHOD, and
DEFTYPE have an implicit block around their bodies like the body of a
DEFUN? CLtL is silent on this point. Many users and some implementors
assume that such blocks should be established, since they view these
forms as analogous with DEFUN.
Test case:
(defun test ()
(flet ((test (x) (if x (return-from test 4) 3)))
(test)
will return (3 4) if FLET-IMPLICIT-BLOCK:YES is adopted, and would
return 4 in an implementation that did not add an implicit block around
FLET.
Proposal: FLET-IMPLICIT-BLOCK:YES
Each function created by FLET and LABELS and each macro created by
DEFMACRO and MACROLET has an implicit block around the body. The name
of this block is that same as the (lexical) name of the function or
macro. Similarly, the body code in DEFSETF, DEFINE-SETF-METHOD, and
DEFTYPE is surrounded by a block with the same name as the accessor or
type.
Current Practice:
Current practice is mixed. Several implementations do not add the
implicit block, others do, some add some of these blocks and not others.
Cost of adopting this change:
Some implementations will have to be modified. This should be a
relatively easy modification.
Cost of not adopting the change:
If the issue is not clarified one way or another, continuing confusion
will result in portability problems. Clarifying the issue in any other
way would also require modifications in some implementations.
Cost of converting existing code:
It is possible that some user code would break because it does a return
from within a code body to an outer block that has the same as the
newly-required block. Such problems will be rare, and the code in
question would not run on all current Common Lisp systems because of the
diverse interpretations currently in effect. It would be possible to
detect all such instances automatically, though it seems unlikely that
anyone will need to use this technique.
Discussion:
The goal is first to clean up an ambiguous situation and, second, to do
this in a way that provides consistent behavior between local and global
definitions. The proposed change would allow a simple rule of thumb:
any named entity that takes a code body establishes an implicit block
with the obvious name.
Two alternatives to the proposal were considered and rejected:
The first would be to keep the implicit block in DEFUN, and to clearly
state that the other forms do not create implicit blocks. This violates
the goal of consistency between lexical and global definitions, and it
seems to conflict with users' expectations.
The second alternative was to eliminate the implicit block from DEFUN
rather than adding such blocks to other forms. There was some feeling
that specifying the implicit block in DEFUN was a poor design decision
in the first place, since it hides a reference to the name of a function
within the code of the function itself. If a user decides to rename
some function, he must be careful to rename any return-from forms within
the body of the function as well.
However, eliminating the implicit block in DEFUN would be a significant
incompatible change. Some users find this implicit block to be a great
convenience for popping out of convoluted code, and some existing code
makes heavy use of this feature. While such code could be repaired
automatically by searching for situations in which the user returns from
a function by name and by adding an appropriate explicit block to any
function containing such a forms, it would still require more more work
on existing user code than this proposal made above.
There was considerable discussion in the cleanup committee about whether
these implicit blocks would interfere with tail-recursion optimization,
which we hope will become more common in future Common Lisp
implementations. The outcome of these discussions was general agreement
that a compiler could easily eliminate the implicit block in any case
where it is not actually used, and that the impact on tail-recursion
optimization in compiled code is therefore minimal.


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Where does he come from? There, there, now, just relax. You've been asleep for almost nine hours now. Of course, from a group of Libyan Nationalists. They wanted me to build them a bomb, so I took their plutonium and in turn gave them a shiny bomb case full of used pinball machine parts. Good, there's somebody I'd like you to meet. Lorraine. Marty, you seem so nervous, is something wrong?
Now that's a risk you'll have to take you're life depends on it. His head's gone, it's like it's been erased. Something that really cooks. Alright, alright this is an oldie, but uh, it's an oldie where I come from. Alright guys, let's do some blues riff in b, watch me for the changes, and uh, try and keep up, okay. Yeah well look, Marvin, Marvin, you gotta play. See that's where they kiss for the first time on the dance floor. And if there's no music, they can't dance, and if they can't dance, they can't kiss, and if they can't kiss, they can't fall in love and I'm history. Right, and where am I gonna be?
Calvin. They're late. My experiment worked. They're all exactly twenty-five minutes slow. I guarantee it.  Lorraine, if you ever have a kid like that, I'll disown you.
Oh. What, what? Who do you think, the Libyans. I don't know, but I'm gonna find out. Excuse me.
Keys? He's a very strange young man. What, what is it hot? What, what? Oh, if Paul calls me tell him I'm working at the boutique late tonight.
George, buddy. remember that girl I introduced you to, Lorraine. What are you writing? You're George McFly. this has gotta be a dream. Why is she gonna get angry with you? Who, who?
 Always trying to get away with something. Been on top of Biff ever since high school. Although, if it wasn't for him- Yes, definitely, god-dammit George, swear.  And you and Lorraine live happily ever after. I have to tell you about the future.  Always trying to get away with something. Been on top of Biff ever since high school. Although, if it wasn't for him- What a nightmare.