Summary: A simple reverse engineering challenge requiring basic knowledge in assembly lanuage and python scripting as well as experience in debugging.
We start off with an ELF file that has no debugging symbols, meaning we can't analyse it using GDB.
We can however debug and analyse the binary using radare2. From the screenshot you can see we have just the main fucntion to analyse and no extra custom functions.
Using visual mode to better see where the jumps of the program lead to, we can see that the first jump is right after a comparison of the value in register RAX to the hex value 0x20, which equals 32 in decimal. This comparison comes right after a call to the strlen function which will fetch the integer value of the specified strings length and save the result in RAX. It's safe to assume the program is running our input through strlen but, let's run it first and see what happens.
As you can see it tells us that our input is incorrect but, even if we specify a string which has 32 characters we get the same message.
Luckily we can perform dynamic analysis on the program as it runs through radare2. The memory addresses look much different when we run the program in debug mode.
Here we set a breakpoint just after the jump that would be taken if the previous comparison instruction checks out as true. If we hit the breakpoint this will confirm that we do indeed need to feed the program 32 bytes of input.
And as you can see, we hit our breakpoint just fine. This means we are able to successfully perform dynamic analysis!
Now we want to analyse the next comparison instruction. The value of register EAX is being compared to the hexadecimal value of 0x1f, which is 31 in decimal. The jump instruction here 'jbe' stands for 'jump if below or equal to' and operates in a similar fashion to jle the only difference being, an unsigned comparison is performed. As we can see, if this check fails then the program will tell us we have the correct flag! And if it passes as true it appears to initialise a loop.
This loop is the meat of the program which we want to reverse engineer. The comparison being made is between the registers DL and AL, these are 8 bit segments of EDX and EAX respecitively meaning they will hold one byte of data each. As we can see there is a strange hardcoded string being loaded into RDX. It also appears our input is loaded into RCX. A byte is taken from each of these values, with the byte from our input being xor'd with the hexadecimal value of 0x19 which is 25 in decimal. From this we can assume that the loop is comparing our input after it has been xor'd to the hardcoded string byte by byte.
To confirm this we will run the program in debug mode again via radare2, set a breakpoint in the loop, and print out the values of the registers as we step through the program. As you can see we confirm that our input is loaded into RCX, we can also see the value of our byte in EAX before and after it's xor'd and finally, we can see the values of both AL and DL. Now we have all the information we need to reverse the encrypted flag!
By using a simple python script we are able to recreate the loop partially and check our output against the encrypted string. When we find matching characters we add them to our flag variable and once the loop has finished we print the flag! ◟ʕ´∀`ʔ◞


RealtimeClient
Managing real time events
Constructor Summary
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constructor(options: Object): Promise<JexiaClient, Error> Create a new RealTimeClient object with some initial values. |
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Attach responsible event handlers |
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getEventWithoutNamespace(event: string): string get event name without namespace |
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onSubscription(data: Object) Responsible for handling a new subscription |
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Set the current token |
Public Constructors
public constructor(options: Object): Promise<JexiaClient, Error> source
Create a new RealTimeClient object with some initial values.
Public Members
Public Methods
public attachEventHandlers() source
Attach responsible event handlers
Listen:
jexia.auth.token |
New token |
jexia.dataset.subscription |
New dataset subsciption |
public getEventWithoutNamespace(event: string): string source
get event name without namespace
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| event | string | Event with namespace attached |
public onSubscription(data: Object) source
Responsible for handling a new subscription
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| data | Object | Subscription response |


Classdesc is used to generate an action definition write_objc
that is a program generator outputting the
Objective C definitions representing the C++ object. Classdesc takes a
flag -objc
to enable the right sort of output. The An
example of the Classdesc output is shown in Figure 10.
The output from the Classdesc is stored in the .cd
file, which
consists mostly of writeobjc
statements (or actions). These overloaded
writeobjc statements will recursive descend the class definition
performing the ``translation" operation on each primitive data type
making-up the class. The definitions of writeobjc
actions on all
primitive data type, including member function type, are defined in
the writeobjc_base.h
file (Classdesc base action definition file).


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What are Pocket Monsters?
Pokémon is a series of video games developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo and The Pokémon Company as part of the Pokémon media franchise. Created by Satoshi Tajiri with assistance from Ken Sugimori,the first games released in 1996 in Japan for the Game Boy, and the main series of role-playing video games (RPGs), also referred as the "core series" by their developers
Let us know some pokemon types.
Water
Water is one of the three basic elemental types along with Fire and Grass, which constitute the three starter Pokémon. This creates a simple triangle to explain the type concept easily to new players. Water is the most common type with over 100 Pokémon, which are based on a wide variety of fish and other sea-dwelling creatures.
Fire
Fire is one of the three basic elemental types along with Water and Grass, which constitute the three starter Pokémon. This creates a simple triangle to explain the type concept easily to new players. Fire types are notoriously rare in the early stages of the games so choosing the Fire variation starter is often a plus.
Grass
Grass is one of the three basic elemental types along with Fire and Water, which constitute the three starter Pokémon. This creates a simple triangle to explain the type concept easily to new players.Grass is one of the weakest types statistically, with 5 defensive weaknesses and 7 types that are resistant to Grass moves.
Statistics on Pokemon Go
Statistics of weight loss
The AR game's potential for weight loss was a big part of that discussion. In the process of getting out their doors and visiting parks, players found they were losing weight almost in spite of themselves. A Reddit Pokémon Go fan won acclaim for reporting that he'd lost 65 pounds between July and December.
Statistics of app downloads
Pokémon GO is one of the most successful mobile games of all time, breaking records like fastest to earn $100 million and most-downloaded in its first month of release. To date, it has grossed almost $2 billion in revenue and been downloaded 800 million times. Although no longer the global phenomenon it was in 2016, the game remains incredibly popular.
2020 Pokémon of the Year Revealed
Greninja
Water/Dark
"Greninja is the final evolution of Pokémon X and Y water-type starter Froakie. It has the ability to take on an appearance resembling its trainer. Pokedex says: Greninja creates throwing stars out of compressed water. When it spins them and throws them at high speed, these stars can split metal in two."
Lucario
Fighting, Steelr
"Lucario is a bipedal, wolf-like Pokémon with blue, cream, and black fur. It is considered to be prideful and loyal to its trainer. Pokedex says: By catching the aura emanating from others, Lucario can read their thoughts and movements."
Mimikyu
Ghost Fairy
"Mimikyu caused quite a stir for its peculiar looks and sad backstory when it was originally announced for Pokémon Sun and Moon in 2016. Mimikyu is described as a Pokémon who felt so lonely that it decided to wear a rag in order to look like Pikachu, everyone’s favorite Pokémon. Pokedex says: Its actual appearance is unknown. A scholar who saw what was under its rag was overwhelmed by terror and died from the shock."
Charizard
Flying, Fire
"Charizard is an orange draconic Pokémon who has a fiery temper. It is the final evolution of Charmander, one of the starter Pokémon for the original game. Pokedex says: Charizard flies around the sky in search of powerful opponents. It breathes fire of such great heat that it melts anything. However, it never turns its fiery breath on any opponent weaker than itself. "
Q and A
Questions Every Pokemon Trainer Should Be Able To Answer
1.What Pokemon does Pikachu evolve into?
- We're sure you know this Electric mouse Pokemon, and you know it quite well. Basic knowledge of Pikachu is essential for every trainer, but you should also be well versed in the rodent's evolutionary chain. Pikachu, mighty as it is, has an even stronger evolved form also capable of generating vast amounts of electricity. Maybe you've bumped into this species in the wild. Either way, this is a question all Pokemon trainers should be able to answer.
- Answer is Raichu
2.What's the most effective Poke Ball in the game?
- Not all Poke Balls are made equally. There's the basic model you start your journey off with, but progressive upgrades are needed if you're looking to keep up with some of the stronger wild Pokemon who emerge in later routes. If you've made your way through any Pokemon game, you've reached the point where you're presented with the most effective Poke Ball known to man. This is a one shot catch, and no button mashing at all is required.
- Answer is Master Ball
Pokemon Battles
Here's a Pokémon Go type chart to get you started on what's effective against what.
Type chart, effectiveness and weakness explained in Pokémon Go
Pokémon battles appear in most forms of Pokémon media, being the central gameplay aspect of the core series games, as well as being a constant focus of the anime.
Pokémon Go's Types are exactly the same as those in the main Pokémon games, but the effect of those type matchups is slightly different: in brief, things like effective or resisted attacks have slightly different multipliers to the main Pokémon games - although a December 2018 update brought them slightly closer in line.
| Type | Strong Against | Weak Against | Resistant To |
|---|---|---|---|
| Normal | None | Rock, Ghost, Steel | Ghost |
| Fighting | Normal, Rock, Steel, Ice, Dark | Flying, Poison, Psychic, Bug, Ghost, Fairy | Rock, Bug, Dark |
| Flying | Fighting, Bug, Grass | Rock, Steel, Electric | Fighting, Ground, Bug, Grass |
| Poison | Grass, Fairy | Poison, Ground, Rock, Ghost, Steel | Fighting, Poison, Grass, Fairy |
| Ground | Poison, Rock, Steel, Fire, Electric | Flying, Bug, Grass | Poison, Rock, Electric |
Pokémon Go in 2020 continues to add new features, such the arrival of the Go Battle League, Remote Raids and the trade evolution feature. There are also planned changes to PokéCoins on the way. Meanwhile, coming soon is the Johto Throwback quest.
Book your tickets now.
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Let's know about pokemon trainers
Ash Ketchum
Champion of Orange League
"Ash Ketchum, known as Satoshi in Japan, is a fictional character in the Pokémon franchise owned by Nintendo. He is the protagonist of the Pokémon anime and certain manga series as well as on various merchandise related to the franchise. In Japanese, the character is voiced by Rika Matsumoto, and Hana Takeda. "
Lance
Dragon Master
"Lance is a recurring character in Pokémon. He is a user of Dragon-types being the final Elite Four member in Red, Blue and their remakes. In Pokémon Gold, Silver, Crystal and their remakes, he is the Champion.Lance has appeared in the Pokémon series games from Generation I-III. He first appeared in the original Red and Blue games, being the final member of the Elite Four, and again in Generation III's Red and Blue remakes, FireRed and LeafGreen. Lance in the Generation II games differed from the previous though, as he was Pokémon Champion by this time. "
Cynthia
Shirona
"Cynthia is a powerful Pokémon trainer and the Champion of the Sinnoh region where Professor Carolina, Cynthia's grandmother, runs the Pokémon Research Lab in Celestic Town. She enjoys visiting the Solaceon Town Ruins. Later, in Pokémon: DP Galactic Battles, she helps fight Team Galactic as well. In the anime, she has a villa in east Unova but in the Pokémon Black and White games, she borrows Caitlin's villa (from the Elite Four). "
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Ookido Yukinari Hakase
"Ookido Yukinari Hakaseamuel Oak is most notable for his vast research facility, where he cares for and studies hundreds of Pokémon, including those owned by, but not currently traveling with, Trainers from Pallet Town. He has confidence in his grandson, Gary Oak, but more often joins Ash's mother and friends in cheering on Ash in his competitions. "
Generations - Cards
First generation
(1996–1999)
Second generation
(1999–2002)
Third generation
(2002–2006)
Fourth generation
(2006–2010)
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Pokemon games
Pokémon Sleep
Pokémon Sleep is an upcoming mobile game for Android and iOS, as part of the Pokémon series.
Publisher: The Pokémon Company
Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!
Take a Pokémon™ journey to the Kanto region with your energetic partner, Pikachu!

Developer: Niantic
Designers
Junichi Masuda
Japanese video game designer
"Junichi Masuda is a Japanese video game composer, director, designer, producer, singer, and programmer best known for his work in the Pokémon franchise. He is a member of the Game Freak board of directors, and has been employed at the company since 1989 when he founded it along Satoshi Tajiri and Ken Sugimori "
Shigeki Morimoto
Game designer
"Shigeki Morimoto is a game designer and programmer currently working at Game Freak. He has been involved in nearly every main series Pokémon game, since Pokémon Red and Blue Versions where he was a programmer, and the creator of the battle system and the Pokémon "Mew". "
Ken Sugimori
Japanese video game designer
"Ken Sugimori is a Japanese video game designer, illustrator, manga artist, and director. He is most famous as the character designer and art director for the Pokémon franchise. Sugimori is also credited with the art direction for other titles, including Pulseman "
Logos
Pokémon is short for the original Japanese title of Pocket Monsters. Created by. Satoshi Tajiri.


Site Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSManagedObject |
| Declared in | Site.h Site.m |
Tasks
Other Methods
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id
property -
alias
property -
latitude
property -
longitude
property -
name
property -
regionName
property -
thumbnailImage
property -
thumbnailImageDate
property -
images
property -
region
property -
+ siteFromDictionary:inManagedObjectContext:
CoreDataGeneratedAccessors Methods
Properties
alias
Actual site identifier for object
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *alias
Declared In
Site.h
region
The region that the site is located
@property (nonatomic, retain) Region *region
Declared In
Site.h
thumbnailImage
Thumbnail photo for the site
@property (nonatomic, retain) id thumbnailImage
Declared In
Site.h
thumbnailImageDate
Date for the thumbnail Image
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSDate *thumbnailImageDate
Declared In
Site.h
Class Methods
siteFromDictionary:inManagedObjectContext:
Convenience creation method for creating a site
+ (instancetype)siteFromDictionary:(NSDictionary *)siteDictionary inManagedObjectContext:(NSManagedObjectContext *)context
Parameters
- The
managed object context where this managed object will be inserted
- JSON
dictionary containing object data
Return Value
Created Site
Declared In
Site.h
Instance Methods
addImagesObject:
Add an image to this site
- (void)addImagesObject:(Image *)value
Declared In
Site.h
removeImages:
Remove a set of images from this this
- (void)removeImages:(NSSet *)values
Declared In
Site.h


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Effective Date
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Quick Start¶
Using MDP is as easy as:
>>> import mdp
>>> # perform PCA on some data x
>>> y = mdp.pca(x)
>>> # perform ICA on some data x using single precision
>>> y = mdp.fastica(x, dtype='float32')
MDP requires the numerical Python extensions
NumPy or SciPy. At
import time MDP will select scipy
if available, otherwise
numpy
will be loaded. You can force the use of a numerical
extension by setting the environment variable MDPNUMX=numpy
or
MDPNUMX=scipy
.
An important remark
Input data is assumed to be a two-dimensional numpy array, such that observations of variables are stored in the rows of the array, individual variables are stored in the columns. This means that one row contains one particular observation/measurement of all variables, and one column contains all observations/measurements of one particular variable.
For example, let’s call x
, y
, z
the variables you are measuring and
x1
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of variable x
: x1
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gives you al columns corresponding to row 0
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i.e. all variables as they were measured at time 1
: x1
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A system for company management
An interactive business analysis service for publisher to have an insight of their own products
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Self scheduled task helper with Trello integration
A research to improve transmission loss over long distance
A machine learning project to recognize human's facial emotion via facial landmarks
Major in Computer Science
Graduated on Mar, 2016
Research topic related about Emotion Recognition and Fountain Code
Qualified on Jan, 2017
Nov 2015- Jan 2016
Related technology: Internet of Things
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text content- what you see
markup- what it look like reference to other document e.g., images +videos links to other pages
HTML markup
HTML attributes
void tag no need for closing tag broken request
whitespace "br" break (void tag) -inline "p"- paragraph ("b"NOT void tag) - block
content inline elements "br" "img" "em" "span"
Block "p" "div" "form"


Software Quality Assurance professional with a strong technical background and demonstrated history of working in the Fintech Industry. Proficient in all phases of the Software Testing Life Cycle with excellent defect management and reporting skills. Experience with developing and maintaining technical documentation. Focused on cross-functional team collaboration, process improvement, and continuous professional development. Full-Stack Developer Student at Epicodus learning JavaScript, React, C# and .NET.
I enrolled at Epicodus with the objective of breaking into the field of Software Development. I'm currently in the process of completing their Full-Stack JavaScript Bootcamp - Online evening program.
The classic "Hello World" webpage created to practice the very basics of HTML syntax.
This webpage was created to list what I've learned so far during my short time at Epicodus. The Bootstrap framework was used to style it.
My current interests are mostly tied to professional development, hence why I enrolled at Epicodus, but I also enjoy woodworking and learning about off grid sustainable living.
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Blocks and Procs and Lambdas Oh My!
Blocks
In Ruby a block is some code that can be run which can be combined with methods. The two ways it is run is by using do...end for multiple line blocks or curly brackets for single line blcoks. Below are some examples of how to use blocks.
numbers = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4] numbers.each do |x| p x * 2 end # => Prints 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 on separate lines numbers.each { |x| p x } # => Prints 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 on separate lines
In this example the block of code is combined with the .each method and is being run on the numbers array. In the first one we are multiplying each value in the array by two and outputting it. In the second we are just outputting the original value.
Procs
Blocks are not objects and can't be saved as variables so we have to repeat the code if we want to do the same thing again. Procs are objects and allow us to write the code out once and use it repeatedly by saving it to a variable. In code using a proc we use an "&" to change the proc into a block since the method is expecting a block. A proc will return the call immediately and does not continue with the method.
numbers = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4] new_array = Proc.new { |x| x * 2 } numbers.map!(&new_array) # => [0, 2, 4, 6, 8] # Another example def greeting_call greeting = Proc.new { return "Hello!" } greeting.call p "Hello again!" end p greeting_call # => "Hello!"
Lambdas
Lambdas are very similar to procs in that they are also objects and also executes some code. They are different in that lambdas check the number of parameters passed in. Procs do not and give any missing arguments a value of nil. Another difference is that lambdas will give control back to the method once the block of code is run.
greeting = lambda { |x| x * 2 } p greeting.call("hello") # => "hellohello" # Another example def greeting_call greeting = lambda { return "Hello!" } greeting.call p "Hello again!" end p greeting_call # => "Hello again! nil" on separate lines
Helpful Links
- http://www.codecademy.com/courses/ruby-beginner-en-L3ZCI/0/1
- http://rubymonk.com/learning/books/4-ruby-primer-ascent/chapters/18-blocks/lessons/64-blocks-procs-lambdas
- http://rubylearning.com/satishtalim/ruby_blocks.html
- http://rubymonk.com/learning/books/1-ruby-primer/chapters/34-lambdas-and-blocks-in-ruby/lessons/77-lambdas-in-ruby


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Pretty much what the subject says. The Dice store banner just clutters up the home page making the Battlelog experience worse.
Sure I could make my own userscript for this but I doubt I'm the only one who finds that advertisement annoying and distracting.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
I not remove any banner from battlleog. It could cause in a disaster for me if DICE or EA see that there advertisments are removed by my addon.
Sorry, i not risk that.
A Userscript is currently the best way for you.
Greetz


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Letters to chairs of FE and sixth-form colleges from the Further Education Commissioner and ministers on policy developments in the sector.
Letters to FE colleges and training institutions about the further education area reviews .
The commissioner’s letters to sixth-form and FE colleges to provide updates on policy developments.
Letters from the Minister for Apprenticeships and Skills, and the former Minister for Skills, to all FE and sixth-form colleges providing updates on policy developments.
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Updated: 21 October 2016


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#include <deque>
#include <condition_variable>
#include <chrono>
#include <tuple>
#include <utility>
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Get either the sender or the receiver from the channel.
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| T | being the type of values used in the channel |
| Lock | being the type of locks for the channel |
| Guard | being the type of guards for the channel |
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- Returns
- the sender or the receiver
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--- layout: post title: Participation TV as part of the mobile marketing mix date: 2006-01-05 00:00:00 categories: business digital-media interfaces-&-interaction mobile ---
Helen has a good post on participation TV as part of the mobile marketing mix: "And at last, this year, we’re beginning to see more interesting ways of interacting with consumers via mobile leveraging the popularity of key TV shows. "
Oh yes. I'm keeping fingers crossed that I'll be able to talk about something we're doing in this area soon. In many ways mobile makes a better tool for interacting with TV than the "red button":
Of course there are problems in enabling this kind of interactivity (how do you scale up web services to handle a massive volume of simultaneous users in a restricted timeframe?) but they aren't insurmountable.
But I *would* say all that, wouldn't I... ;)


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Magic
Abstraction
Design
Input
→ whitelisting → transformation → validation →Action (Result)
→ presentation →Output
POST https://justiceleague.us/applications
Params
// params
{
"first_name": "John",
"last_name": "Rambo",
"skills": ["run", "shoot", "yell"],
"status": "dead"
}
class LeagueApplicationsController < ApplicationControoler
# ...
private
def application_params
params.permit(:first_name, :last_name, :skills)
end
end
// application params (filtered)
{
"first_name": "John",
"last_name": "Rambo",
"skills": ["run", "shoot", "yell"]
}
class LeagueApplicationsController < ApplicationControoler
# ...
private
def clean_application_params
ApplicationParamsTransformer.clean(application_params)
end
def application_params
params.permit(:first_name, :last_name, :skills)
end
end
// clean application params (transformed)
{
"first_name": "john",
"last_name": "rambo",
"skills": "skills": 'run,shoot,yell',
}
class LeagueApplicationsController < ApplicationControoler
def create
form = CreateLeagueApplicationForm.new(clean_application_params)
result = CreateLeagueApplication.call(form: form)
# ...
end
# ...
end
class CreateLeagueApplication
# ...
def call
return result(error: validation_failed) unless form.valid?
application.save!
result(object: application)
end
# ...
end
// validation
{
"first_name": "john", // ok!
"last_name": "rambo", // ok!
"skills": "skills": 'run,shoot,yell', // ok!
}
class LeagueApplicationsController < ApplicationControoler
def create
form = CreateLeagueApplicationForm.new(clean_application_params)
result = CreateLeagueApplication.call(form: form)
raise result.error if result.error?
render json: NewApplicationPresenter.new(application: result.object),
status: 200
end
# ...
end
// returned json
{
"status": 201,
"message": "Dear John, your application was saved.",
"application": {
// ...
}
}
| Domain Logic | Model |
| Receiving Requests | Routing |
| Performing Actions | Controller |
| Action | Service |
| Validation | Form |
| Whitelisting | Controller/InputTransformer |
| Transformation | InputTransformer |
| Presentation | Presenter |
| Behavior Variations | Configuration |
| ... | ... |
class CheckInsController < ApplicationController
include Authorization
before_action :authorize!, only: :create
def create
form = CreateCheckInForm.new(check_in_params)
result = CheckIns::Create.call(form: form)
raise result.error unless result.success?
render json: result.object, status: result.object[:status]
end
private
def check_in_params
params.permit(:email, location: [:latitude, :longitude])
end
end
class CreateDispatchOrderForm < Form
attribute :comment, String
attribute :customer_email, String
attribute :dispatch_date, DispatchDateForm
attribute :dispatch_point_id, String
attribute :parcel_ids, [String]
attribute :reference, String
def self.settings
Settings.form.create_dispatch_order
end
validates :comment,
length: { maximum: settings.comment.max_length }
validates :parcel_ids,
parcels_collection: { maximum: settings.parcel_ids.max_number,
check_services_mixing: true }
validates :reference,
length: { maximum: settings.reference.max_length }
validates_subform :dispatch_date
def to_hash
dispatch_order_data.compact
end
private
def dispatch_order_data
{ comment: comment,
customer_email: customer_email,
date_range: dispatch_date_as_hash,
dispatch_point_name: dispatch_point_id,
parcel_codes: parcel_ids,
reference: reference }
end
def dispatch_date_as_hash
dispatch_date && dispatch_date.to_hash || {}
end
end
class InitPushCycle < Service
attr_reader :push_cycle, :create_campaign_result
def initialize
@push_cycle = PushCycle.new
end
def call
@create_campaign_result = CreateCampaign.call(push_cycle: push_cycle)
if create_campaign_result.error?
build_result(error: create_campaign_result.error)
else
push_cycle.campaign_guid = campaign_data['guid']
push_cycle.save
build_result(object: push_cycle)
end
end
private
def campaign_data
JSON.parse(create_campaign_result.object)['campaign']
end
end
class Service
class Result
attr_reader :error, :object
def initialize(attrs = {})
@object = attrs[:object]
@error = attrs[:error]
end
def error?
error.present?
end
end
end
require './application_setup'
class Application < Sinatra::Base
include InputHelper
post '/confirmations' do
result = ConfirmPushCycle.call(campaign_guid: input[:campaign_guid],
type: input[:type],
details: input[:details])
halt result.error.status, json(result.error) if result.error?
status 201; json(result.object)
end
end
Error is something that went wrong (what? = key) under certain circumstances (when? = context).
What's important?


Talking Trees Jam is a weekend workshop where participants will collaborate on interactive art installations that embody Colorado environmental data. Participants will work with real scientific data collected in Colorado forests and physical computing tools to bring their installations to life.
We will provide art and craft materials along with electronics and other technologies. Tutorials will be given to participants to work with a computational tool called the micro:bit. It is a beginner-friendly technology that enables users to incorporate interactivity into their projects.
We understand that many people have not made interactive art installations before, and that's okay! We will be supplying beginner-friendly technology and materials that anyone can learn how to use.
Talking Trees Jam is a two day event:
September 14 6pm-9pm
September 15 9am-7pm
Norlin Library M350B
Lunch and dinner will be provided on the second day of the event, September 15.
Projects will be temporarily installed in Norlin Library's STEAM Gallery.


Conceptual Model
Entities & Attributes
Category
categoryId (primary key)
categoryName
Article
articleId (primary key)
articleCategoryId (foreign key)
articleContent
articleDate
articleName
Relationships
One category can have many articles (1 to n)


Review of Lost in Space (1998) *** out of **** By David Wright
For those of us growing up in the days of 2001, THX- 1138, the Outer Limits, Star Trek (or, to a lesser extent, Fantastic Voyage or Planet of the Apes), we continue, often without reason, to think sci-fi is really about history and politics, sociology and even philosophy. We scoff at the simplistic story line of a Star Wars but are vindicated when the real Han Solo contemplated the meaning of life, death and revenge in the Blade Runner. Currently, the battle rages, with a victory in a Terminator, Dark City, or Gattaca, a loss with Independence Day, Event Horizon or Sphere, the retreat into hapless comedy in Men In Black and on and on.
So where does Lost in Space fit into this war of ideas? A few scant reviews are at least somewhat positive. The estimated $20 million box office take is unanimous in its verdict: the film is the first to sink the Titanic from the #1 spot. The trailers promise non-stop action and visual effects - which the $80 million dollar film delivers (unlike Independence Day, it actually contains more startling effects than advertised). Fears that Friends co-star Matt LeBlanc would prove obnoxious are unfounded, partly because his character is made to make fun of, and partly because he seems to have no trouble shaking his 'Friends' image.
But true science fiction fans - who cannot avoid seeing either a Dark City or an Event Horizon - will be more than suspicious of the film for it's television namesake - but to condemn the film along these lines will likely be misguided, despite the reference to various galactic monsters, the famous robot, and two cameos from the TV show. And certainly it is true that, despite our best whishes, the film offers little to tease the imagination of distant cultures, societies and other forms of life. Its production and direction reminds one of a Starship Troopers - without the militaristic or gory overtones. It is relatviely easy to make fun of the film's thin characterizations, convoluted plot, and the distinct odor of a bad Disney movie.
But I think this will again be a mistake. Overall, this is a *family* film --in the good sense of the word--, and I cannot think off hand of another sci-fi work that has attempted so much in that direction. It resembles a Twister in the skies: sandwiched in between the stunning visuals are poignant reminders of family trials and tragedies, tales of interpersonal conflict and celebration. But unlike Twister, there is the makings of an interesting plot - although unbelievable to true devotees of the genre- nonetheless it advances the development of the characters (who actually resemble human beings with real problems). And the acting is fine. William Hurt downplays his sci-fi heroism (rather like Dustin Hoffman in Sphere). Phrases are muted and depressed, his voice is a calm monotone, and he stands in mammoth contradistinction from the chaos swirling around him. Mimi Rogers plays a splendid unappreciated wife, unperturbed by her husband's excuse that he is 'saving the world'. No more should really be said concerning the familial conflict, suffice to say it is well done by children and adults alike. It is this element which really saves the film and is probably the reason that Hurt agreed to do the picture.
So yes, I think this is a good sci-fi movie. No, it does not stretch our imaginations, but it does have interesting characters and revolves around human conflict. And it does so in the style that we come to expect: rapid fire sepcial effects and fireworks. For adding 'family values' to the genre, the film should win a prize.
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Enter an OpenAPI document URL to see what data is offered by the API or choose one from the list.
The logging screen below the map shows which HTTP requests are sent.
Some things to keep in mind:
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| static IDeliveryState Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.IDeliveryState.Accepted |
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- Returns
- An accepted delivery state type
◆ Modified()
| static IDeliveryState Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.IDeliveryState.Modified |
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static |
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- Returns
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◆ Rejected()
| static IDeliveryState Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.IDeliveryState.Rejected |
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string |
condition, |
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string |
description = null |
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) |
| |
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static |
Returns an instance of a delivery state that rejects a delivery
- Returns
- An rejected delivery state type
◆ Released()
| static IDeliveryState Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.IDeliveryState.Released |
( |
| ) |
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static |
Returns an instance of a delivery state that releases a delivery
- Returns
- An released delivery state type
◆ IsAccepted
| bool Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.IDeliveryState.IsAccepted |
|
get |
Quick access to determine if the state value indicates the delivery was accepted.
◆ Type
Returns an enumeration value which indicates what type of DeliveryState this instance represents.
The documentation for this interface was generated from the following file:
- src/Proton.Client/Client/IDeliveryState.cs


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You can assign the column/grid widths directly to the grid wrapper itself using the data attribute data-cp-grid
. Breakpoints work similarly to Bootstrap.

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The truth is, you don't need cards anymore. The grid can have backgrounds now. By adding the data attribute data-cp-grid-bg
you can select from any of the Brand-approved card colors:
none
— this will add the necessary padding, but with a transparent background.light-grey
medium-grey
dark-grey
bordered

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Beef jerky venison pastrami bacon jowl andouille alcatra drumstick ground round pork turkey. Cow bacon venison andouille, chuck shank strip steak boudin tail short ribs spare ribs. Frankfurter doner kevin meatball, rump pork loin tail tri-tip brisket fatback swine pancetta beef ribs ham. Capicola ham pork, jerky prosciutto beef ribs cupim pig.
Beef turkey ground round strip steak fatback prosciutto hamburger salami. Corned beef doner chuck, beef ribs chicken porchetta meatball alcatra. Meatball ham fatback landjaeger short ribs shankle pork chop shank meatloaf frankfurter sausage picanha flank strip steak.
Shankle ground round hamburger, cupim venison pastrami short ribs picanha turkey tri-tip t-bone cow ham hock. Beef ribs turducken kielbasa cupim porchetta short loin. Chicken bacon cow burgdoggen short loin, doner beef ribs rump tongue kielbasa andouille.
By adding the data attribute data-cp-grid-size
you can adjust individual cp-grid-item
widths. The values work similarly to Bootstrap as well.
Note: These will only override their respective grid wrapper size. Therefore, if you have a value of md-4
on the wrapper, you will need a value on the cp-grid-item
to override this.

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Beef jerky venison pastrami bacon jowl andouille alcatra drumstick ground round pork turkey. Cow bacon venison andouille, chuck shank strip steak boudin tail short ribs spare ribs. Frankfurter doner kevin meatball, rump pork loin tail tri-tip brisket fatback swine pancetta beef ribs ham. Capicola ham pork, jerky prosciutto beef ribs cupim pig.
Beef turkey ground round strip steak fatback prosciutto hamburger salami. Corned beef doner chuck, beef ribs chicken porchetta meatball alcatra. Meatball ham fatback landjaeger short ribs shankle pork chop shank meatloaf frankfurter sausage picanha flank strip steak.
Shankle ground round hamburger, cupim venison pastrami short ribs picanha turkey tri-tip t-bone cow ham hock. Beef ribs turducken kielbasa cupim porchetta short loin. Chicken bacon cow burgdoggen short loin, doner beef ribs rump tongue kielbasa andouille.
By adding the data attribute data-cp-grid-align
to the wrapper you can vertically align all the elements. Or, you may choose to align only an individual element.
Note: EqualHeights (or "stretching") cannot be used alongside vertical alignment. This is the nature of Flexbox.

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Beef turkey ground round strip steak fatback prosciutto hamburger salami.
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Indonesia bus collision kills seven
BANDUNG, Nov 14 — Seven people were killed as two passenger buses collided on a busy toll road in Indonesia today, authorities said.
The fatal accident, which also left 16 people injured — some seriously — happened shortly after midnight on a route in West Java that connects to the capital Jakarta.
One bus driver lost control of his vehicle, which crossed a road median before slamming into another bus travelling in the opposite direction, killing seven including its driver and injuring more than a dozen onboard, according to West Java police spokesman Trunoyudo Wisnu Andiko.
The driver who lost control of the bus was injured, but none of his passengers were hurt, he added.
The cause of the accident was not immediately known.
Traffic accidents are common in the South-east Asian archipelago, where vehicles are often old and poorly maintained and road rules regularly flouted.
In September, at least 21 people died when a bus plunged into a ravine in West Java's Sukabumi region.
Several months earlier, 12 people were killed and dozens more injured when a passenger tried to wrest control of a bus steering wheel following an argument with the driver on the same toll road in West Java as today's accident. The bus smashed into two cars, causing a truck to roll. — AFP


Jon's time, Jon's moment - Fleetwood doffs cap to Rahm in Dubai
by OmnisportTommy Fleetwood expressed his pride after just missing out on a dream finish to the season and declared it was "Jon's time" after Jon Rahm pulled off a lucrative Dubai double.
Fleetwood made a blistering finish at the DP World Tour Championship on Sunday, birdying five of the last seven holes to sign for a seven-under 65 and join Rahm at the top of the leaderboard.
Both players knew a victory at Jumeirah Golf Estates would also be enough to win the Race to Dubai and it was Rahm who achieved that feat, sinking a short birdie putt at the last to card a 68 and finish 19 under.
Fleetwood claimed his first title for 20 months at the Nedbank Golf Challenge seven days earlier and he was left with mixed emotions, but took the positives out of a strong end to 2019.
"Of course there's always going to be a little bit of disappointment there, but for the most part I wasn't in it, I got myself back in it and I am very proud of the way I played on that back nine," said the Englishman.
"Jon's time, Jon's moment. He's played unbelievable this year and fair play, great birdie down the last and I'm just happy with my week."
Fleetwood is looking forward to recharging his batteries before continuing where he left off at the start of next year.
He added: "I'm looking forward to a break first. I'm looking forward to waking up tomorrow with nothing to do. Kids can go to school, Clare [Fleetwood's wife and manager] can do a bit of work and I can do nothing.
"That's going to be really nice and then get back at it when I do get the clubs out again, but for now I'm just ready for a break.
"These last two weeks have definitely painted the season in a brand new light and I have a lot more satisfaction than before. I'll have a break and get ready to crack on next year."


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Custom View Tabs plugin allows customised labels and colours for view tabs, showing job status details.
About
This plugin allows you to customise the view tab labels so that you can tell at a glance when a view contains failed, unstable or disabled jobs. You have full control over the details that are shown, can customise the tab colour to indicate different statuses, can specify one label format for the active tab and a different format for the inactive tab, etc.
Quick Start
- Install without restart from Manage Plugins.
- On Configure System select "Custom Views TabBar" from the "Views TabBar" selection near the top of the page.
- Scroll to the "Custom View Tabs" config section. Click the "tab colour options" button and select Red for "Tab colour when failed jobs". Apply changes.
- View your Jenkins home page and views containing failed jobs should have red tabs.
- Back in the config try changing the label patterns to "$N1 - $F failed" and view the home page again. Tabs should now show the number of failures.
- No failures? Try "$N1 - $T jobs" to display the total number of jobs.
- See the examples below and customise as desired.
Usage
Perhaps you'd like the active view tab label to give you an overview of the job statuses in the view:
Maybe you only want the label to show details of failures. You can include any of the status counts and any text that you choose, eg:
Perhaps you'd prefer a short message that shows "number of failures / total count", eg "1/5" for one failure out of five jobs:
Perhaps you'd like the long version for the active tab and the short version on all the inactive tabs:
Perhaps that means the tab bar gets too long with all the views you have, so maybe you don't want the inactive tab labels when everything on that tab is OK:
Still too long? Perhaps you'd like to use a shorter version of the name on those inactive tabs. You can choose to use a certain number of characters:
Or you can use a regular expression to do things like reducing to just the initial letters, eg a view called "Lots Of Jobs" would become LOJ:
Maybe you prefer a simple indication of the number of failed jobs:
Perhaps you would just like a very subtle indication to show when a view contains a job that is not succeeding:
Or maybe like the next one. Remember that because broken jobs are an incredibly rare event on your project, thanks to the efforts of your awesome team-mates, there won't normally be quite so many tabs with error indications. The point really is that you have a lot of control to decide what to show and how:
Perhaps you'd just like the tabs for any view with a failing job to be coloured red:
Maybe you also want tabs to be yellow when there is an unstable job. Note that the worst status takes precedence, so in this example the "All" tab is red because it has one failing job which is worse than the unstable job, but the view with nothing worse than unstable is coloured yellow:
Maybe that red was too harsh so you want to specify your own colour code for something a little more subtle:
If you want, you can go mad and choose a colour for "disabled" and even a colour to use when everything is OK, (but really you probably want to stick to just using colours for failures, so that it gets noticed):
If you use nested views then the parent tab will summarise its children:
and the nested child views work just like any other:
I like to have a brief message on the active tab, a subtle marker on tabs with "problematic" jobs, and a more prominent, but still inoffensive red indication where there are failures. This lets me get a quick overview of what's happening, so that I can start chasing people to fix problems or delete their outdated projects, and not let broken builds become the norm. I want failures to be something that gets noticed quickly, and fixed, and on a busy project with many teams sharing one Jenkins, it takes a bit of care to ensure that old, broken junk doesn't build up. This view is just another tool that helps me with that:
Configuration
All configuration is in the global Jenkins config page. After installation, you will need to choose the custom view tabs option in the "Views Tab Bar" drop down:
Label patterns are specified using any text you want and some special placeholders for the different counts, choosing from the following:
- $T - The Total number of jobs
- $S - The number of jobs currently Succeeding
- $F - The number of jobs currently Failing
- $U - The number of jobs currently Unstable
- $D - The number of jobs currently Disabled
and some tokens for the view name:
- $N1 - The original view name
- $N2 - The original view name truncated according to the short name length setting
- $N3 - The original view name processed using replaceAll(regexMatch, regexReplacement) - see advanced config section
eg, for the patterns you've seen in the examples above, we have:
In the above screen you can also see the settings to control whether the labelling should be always on or only when there is something other than "successful" to report.
Click on the tab colour options button to select the colours to use for different conditions, and enter your own colour codes if you don't like the built ins:
Versions
1.0 (18 Oct 2013)
Call it a beta version (my first attempt at a Jenkins plugin).
Please confirm operation in a test instance of Jenkins before installing in your production server.
Compatible with the nested views plugin, but if you're using any other customisations of the tab bar it probably isn't compatible.
You can only have one views tab bar implementation active in a given Jenkins instance.
If you experience tabs with missing names, check that there is a naming pattern specified for active and inactive, eg just $N1 if you want to keep the original name.
Please report any bugs.
Feedback on functionality and implementation most welcome: I hope to gain a much better understanding of how to write effective Jenkins plugins.
1.3 (19 Feb 2016)
thanks to maosmurf - updates for UI compatibility with newer Jenkins version
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GHMockNSURLConnection Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | GHMockNSURLConnection.h GHMockNSURLConnection.m |
Overview
NSURLConnection for mocking.
Use with GHAsyncTestCase to mock out connections.
@interface GHNSURLConnectionMockTest : GHAsyncTestCase {}
@end
@implementation GHNSURLConnectionMockTest
- (void)testMock {
[self prepare];
GHMockNSURLConnection *connection = [[GHMockNSURLConnection alloc] initWithRequest:nil delegate:self];
[connection receiveHTTPResponseWithStatusCode:204 headers:testHeaders_ afterDelay:0.1];
[connection receiveData:testData_ afterDelay:0.2];
[connection finishAfterDelay:0.3];
[self waitForStatus:kGHUnitWaitStatusSuccess timeout:1.0];
}
- (void)connection:(NSURLConnection *)connection didReceiveResponse:(NSURLResponse *)response {
GHAssertEquals([(NSHTTPURLResponse *)response statusCode], 204, nil);
GHAssertEqualObjects([(NSHTTPURLResponse *)response allHeaderFields], testHeaders_, nil);
}
- (void)connection:(NSURLConnection *)connection didReceiveData:(NSData *)data {
GHAssertEqualObjects(data, testData_, nil);
}
- (void)connectionDidFinishLoading:(NSURLConnection *)connection {
[self notify:kGHUnitWaitStatusSuccess forSelector:@selector(testMock)];
}
@end
Tasks
-
– receiveResponse:afterDelay:
Send generic response to delegate after delay. (For asynchronous requests)
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– receiveHTTPResponseWithStatusCode:headers:afterDelay:
Send HTTP response to delegate with status code, headers, after delay. This is only the HTTP response (and not data or finished). (For asynchronous requests)
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– receiveData:afterDelay:
Send data to connection delegate after delay.
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– receiveData:statusCode:MIMEType:afterDelay:
Send data to connection delegate.
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– receiveDataFromPath:afterDelay:
Send data (from file in bundle resource) to connection delegate after delay. (For asynchronous requests)
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– finishAfterDelay:
Calls connectionDidFinish: delegate after delay. (For asynchronous requests)
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– receiveFromPath:statusCode:MIMEType:afterDelay:
Sends mock response, sends data, and then calls finish. (For asynchronous requests)
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– failWithError:afterDelay:
Calls connection:didFailWithError: on delegate after specified delay.
Instance Methods
failWithError:afterDelay:
Calls connection:didFailWithError: on delegate after specified delay.
- (void)failWithError:(NSError *)error afterDelay:(NSTimeInterval)afterDelay
Parameters
- error
The error to pass to the delegate.
- afterDelay
Delay before responding (if < 0, there is no delay)
Discussion
Calls connection:didFailWithError: on delegate after specified delay.
Declared In
GHMockNSURLConnection.h
finishAfterDelay:
Calls connectionDidFinish: delegate after delay. (For asynchronous requests)
- (void)finishAfterDelay:(NSTimeInterval)delay
Parameters
- delay
Delay in seconds (if < 0, there is no delay)
Discussion
Calls connectionDidFinish: delegate after delay. (For asynchronous requests)
Declared In
GHMockNSURLConnection.h
receiveData:afterDelay:
Send data to connection delegate after delay.
- (void)receiveData:(NSData *)data afterDelay:(NSTimeInterval)afterDelay
Parameters
- data
Data to send
- afterDelay
Delay in seconds
Discussion
Send data to connection delegate after delay.
Declared In
GHMockNSURLConnection.h
receiveData:statusCode:MIMEType:afterDelay:
Send data to connection delegate.
- (void)receiveData:(NSData *)data statusCode:(NSInteger)statusCode MIMEType:(NSString *)MIMEType afterDelay:(NSTimeInterval)afterDelay
Parameters
- data
Data to send
- statusCode
HTTP status code
- MIMEType
Mime type
- afterDelay
Delay
Discussion
Send data to connection delegate.
Declared In
GHMockNSURLConnection.h
receiveDataFromPath:afterDelay:
Send data (from file in bundle resource) to connection delegate after delay. (For asynchronous requests)
- (void)receiveDataFromPath:(NSString *)path afterDelay:(NSTimeInterval)afterDelay
Parameters
- path
Path to file
- afterDelay
Delay in seconds
Discussion
Send data (from file in bundle resource) to connection delegate after delay. (For asynchronous requests)
Declared In
GHMockNSURLConnection.h
receiveFromPath:statusCode:MIMEType:afterDelay:
Sends mock response, sends data, and then calls finish. (For asynchronous requests)
- (void)receiveFromPath:(NSString *)path statusCode:(NSInteger)statusCode MIMEType:(NSString *)MIMEType afterDelay:(NSTimeInterval)afterDelay
Parameters
- path
Path to load data from. File should be available in Test target (bundle)
- statusCode
Status code for response
- MIMEType
Content type for response header
- afterDelay
Delay before responding (if < 0, there is no delay)
Discussion
Sends mock response, sends data, and then calls finish. (For asynchronous requests)
Declared In
GHMockNSURLConnection.h
receiveHTTPResponseWithStatusCode:headers:afterDelay:
Send HTTP response to delegate with status code, headers, after delay. This is only the HTTP response (and not data or finished). (For asynchronous requests)
- (void)receiveHTTPResponseWithStatusCode:(int)statusCode headers:(NSDictionary *)headers afterDelay:(NSTimeInterval)afterDelay
Parameters
- statusCode
HTTP status code
- headers
Headers
- afterDelay
Delay in seconds (if < 0, there is no delay)
Discussion
Send HTTP response to delegate with status code, headers, after delay. This is only the HTTP response (and not data or finished). (For asynchronous requests)
Declared In
GHMockNSURLConnection.h
receiveResponse:afterDelay:
Send generic response to delegate after delay. (For asynchronous requests)
- (void)receiveResponse:(NSURLResponse *)response afterDelay:(NSTimeInterval)afterDelay
Parameters
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Response
- afterDelay
Delay in seconds (if < 0, there is no delay)
Discussion
Send generic response to delegate after delay. (For asynchronous requests)
Declared In
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This plugin works using the Qgis’s Python console in Plugins > Python Console
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Every application consists of a large number of classes in many different locations.
The framework provides classes for core functionality. Your application will have a
number of libraries, models, and other entities to make it work. You might have third-party
classes that your project is using. Keeping track of where every single file is, and
hard-coding that location into your files in a series of requires()
is a massive
headache and very error-prone. That’s where autoloaders come in.
CodeIgniter4 Autoloader
CodeIgniter provides a very flexible autoloader that can be used with very little configuration. It can locate individual namespaced classes that adhere to PSR-4 autoloading directory structures.
The autoloader works great by itself, but can also work with other autoloaders, like Composer, or even your own custom autoloaders, if needed. Because they’re all registered through spl_autoload_register, they work in sequence and don’t get in each other’s way.
The autoloader is always active, being registered with spl_autoload_register()
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Important
You should always be careful about the case of filenames. Many developers develop on case-insensitive file systems on Windows or macOS. However, most server environments use case-sensitive file systems. If the file name case is incorrect, the autoloader cannot find the file on the server.
Configuration
Initial configuration is done in app/Config/Autoload.php. This file contains two primary arrays: one for the classmap, and one for PSR-4 compatible namespaces.
Namespaces
The recommended method for organizing your classes is to create one or more namespaces for your
application’s files. This is most important for any business-logic related classes, entity classes,
etc. The $psr4
array in the configuration file allows you to map the namespace to the directory
those classes can be found in:
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Config\AutoloadConfig;
class Autoload extends AutoloadConfig
{
// ...
public $psr4 = [
APP_NAMESPACE => APPPATH, // For custom app namespace
'Config' => APPPATH . 'Config',
];
// ...
}
The key of each row is the namespace itself. This does not need a trailing back slash. The value is the location to the directory the classes can be found in.
Note
You can check the namespace configuration by spark namespaces
command:
php spark namespaces
By default, the application directory is namespace to the App
namespace. You must namespace the controllers,
libraries, or models in the application directory, and they will be found under the App
namespace.
You may change this namespace by editing the app/Config/Constants.php file and setting the
new namespace value under the APP_NAMESPACE
setting:
defined('APP_NAMESPACE') || define('APP_NAMESPACE', 'App');
You will need to modify any existing files that are referencing the current namespace.
Important
Config files are namespaced in the Config
namespace, not in App\Config
as you might
expect. This allows the core system files to always be able to locate them, even when the application
namespace has changed.
Classmap
The classmap is used extensively by CodeIgniter to eke the last ounces of performance out of the system
by not hitting the file-system with extra is_file()
calls. You can use the classmap to link to
third-party libraries that are not namespaced:
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Config\AutoloadConfig;
class Autoload extends AutoloadConfig
{
// ...
public $classmap = [
'Markdown' => APPPATH . 'ThirdParty/markdown.php',
];
// ...
}
The key of each row is the name of the class that you want to locate. The value is the path to locate it at.
Composer Support
Composer support is automatically initialized by default. By default, it looks for Composer’s autoload file at
ROOTPATH . 'vendor/autoload.php'
. If you need to change the location of that file for any reason, you can modify
the value defined in app/Config/Constants.php.
Note
If the same namespace is defined in both CodeIgniter and Composer, CodeIgniter’s autoloader will be the first one to get a chance to locate the file.


In Event Engine we can take a short cut and skip command handlers.
This is possible because Aggregates
in Event Engine are stateless and pure. This means that
they don't have internal state and also no dependencies.
Simply put: they are just functions
Event Engine can take over the boilerplate and we, as developers, can focus on the business logic. I'll explain in greater detail later, but first we want to see a pure aggregate function in action.
Note: If you've worked with a CQRS framework before, it's maybe confusing because normally a command is handled by a command handler (comparable to an application service that handles a domain action) and the command handler would load a business entity or "DDD" aggregate from a repository. We still use the aggregate concept but make use of a functional programming approach. It keeps the domain model lean and testable and allows some nice optimizations for RAD infrastructure.
Let's add the first aggregate called Building
in a new Model
folder:
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace MyService\Domain\Model;
use EventEngine\Messaging\Message;
final class Building
{
public static function add(Message $addBuilding): \Generator
{
//yield domain events
}
}
As you can see the Building
class uses static methods. It does not extend from a base class and has no dependencies.
We could also use plain PHP functions instead but unfortunately PHP does not provide function autoloading (yet), so
we stick to static methods and group all methods of an aggregate in a class.
Building::add()
receives AddBuilding
messages (of type command) and should perform the business logic needed to
add a new building to our application. But instead of adding a new building directly we're ask to yield a domain event.
A neat feature called Flavours allows you to choose between different programming styles. Throughout the tutorial we use the PrototypingFlavour. Two bonus parts at the end of the tutorial introduce the FunctionalFlavour and OopFlavour.
Domain events are the second message type used by Event Engine. The domain model is event sourced, meaning it records all state changes in a series of domain events. These domain events are yielded by aggregate methods and stored in an event store managed by Event Engine. The series of events can then be used to calculate the current state of an aggregate. We will see that in action in a later part of the tutorial and get a better understanding of the technique when we add more use cases.
For now let's add the first domain event in src/Domain/Api/Event
:
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace MyService\Domain\Api;
use EventEngine\EventEngine;
use EventEngine\EventEngineDescription;
use EventEngine\JsonSchema\JsonSchema;
class Event implements EventEngineDescription
{
const BUILDING_ADDED = 'BuildingAdded';
/**
* @param EventEngine $eventEngine
*/
public static function describe(EventEngine $eventEngine): void
{
$eventEngine->registerEvent(
self::BUILDING_ADDED,
JsonSchema::object(
[
'buildingId' => JsonSchema::uuid(),
'name' => JsonSchema::string(['minLength' => 2])
]
)
);
}
}
It looks similar to the AddBuilding
command but uses a past tense name. That is a very important difference.
Commands tell the application what it should do and events represent facts that have happened.
Aggregate methods can yield null
, one domain event or multiple domain events depending on the result of the executed business logic.
If an aggregate method yields null
it indicates that no important fact happened and no event needs to be recorded.
In many cases an aggregate method will yield one event which is the fact caused by the corresponding command.
But there is no one-to-one connection between commands and events. In some cases more than one event is needed to communicate
important facts or an error event is yielded instead of the expected event (we'll see that later).
For the first use case we simply yield a BuildingAdded
domain event when Building::add()
is called with a AddBuilding
command.
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace MyService\Domain\Model;
use MyService\Domain\Api\Event;
use EventEngine\Messaging\Message;
final class Building
{
public static function add(Message $addBuilding): \Generator
{
yield [Event::BUILDING_ADDED, $addBuilding->payload()];
}
}
The special array syntax for yielding events is a short cut used by Event Engine. It creates the event based on given event name and payload and stores it in the event stream.
If we switch back to Cockpit and send the AddBuilding
command again, Event Engine still
complains about a missing command handler. We need to tell Event Engine about our new aggregate and that it is
responsible for handling AddBuilding
commands. We can do this in another Event Engine Description in src/Domain/Api/Aggregate
.
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace MyService\Domain\Api;
use MyService\Domain\Model\Building;
use EventEngine\EventEngine;
use EventEngine\EventEngineDescription;
class Aggregate implements EventEngineDescription
{
const BUILDING = 'Building';
/**
* @param EventEngine $eventEngine
*/
public static function describe(EventEngine $eventEngine): void
{
$eventEngine->process(Command::ADD_BUILDING)
->withNew(self::BUILDING)
->identifiedBy('buildingId')
->handle([Building::class, 'add'])
->recordThat(Event::BUILDING_ADDED);
}
}
The connection between command and aggregate is described in a very verbose and readable way. Our IDE can suggest the describing methods of Event Engine's fluent interface and it is easy to remember each step.
process
tells Event Engine that the following description is for the given command name.withNew/withExisting
tells Event Engine which aggregate handles the command and if the aggregate exists already or a new one should be created.identifiedBy
tells Event Engine which message payload property should be used to identify the responsible aggregate. Every command sent to the aggregate and
every event yielded by the aggregate should contain this propertyhandle
takes a callable argument which is the aggregate method responsible for handling the command defined in process
. We use the callable array syntax of PHP
which can be analyzed by modern IDEs like PHPStorm for auto completion and refactorings.recordThat
tells Event Engine which event is yielded by the aggregate's command handling method.If we try again to send AddBuilding
(or reload the schema in Cockpit) we get a new error:
{
"exception": {
"message": "No apply function specified for event: BuildingAdded",
"details": "..."
}
}
Command handling works now but an apply function is missing. In part III of the tutorial you'll learn how to add such a function and why it is needed.


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We follow the U.N. Statistics Division of grouping countries into regions and
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MPEDS is an automated tool for extracting protest event data from news articles. It consists of three tasks: identification of news articles that describe a protest event (haystack classification); classification of protest form, target, and issue (closed-ended coding task); and extraction of size, social movement organizations, and location (open-ended coding task).
Haystack classification¶
The first task is to identify whether a news article contains information about a protest event. This is a binary classification task, and it is performed by an ensemble of classification models.
The haystack classifier method is called with the haystack
method, and will return a pandas series of predictions. 1 corresponds to a predicted protest, while 0 means the article is not predicted to contain information on a protest event.
Closed-ended classifiers¶
In addition to classifying whether a news article describes a protest or not, MPEDS extracts information about the nature of the protest. These additional variables take two main forms: closed-ended variables that can take on one of a discrete number of values, while open-ended variables can take any number of values.
There are three closed-ended classification tasks: the form, issue, and target of the protest. For each of these, MPEDS both predicts a class and returns probability estimates associated with all of the classes.
Form¶
There are 11 possible values for the form of the protest: Blockade/slowdown/disruption, Boycott, Hunger Strike, March, Occupation/sit-in, Rally/demonstration, Rally/demonstration-March, Riot, Strike/walkout/lockout, Symbolic display/symbolic action, and None. A logistic regression classifier is used to predict the form.
-
class
mpeds.classify_protest.
MPEDS
-
getForm
(text)¶ Classify protest form.
Parameters: text (string or pandas series of strings) – documents to perform classification task on Returns: predictions Return type: pandas series
-
getFormProb
(text)¶ Get probabilities associated with each form.
Parameters: text (string or pandas series of strings) – text(s) to get form probabilities for Returns: tuple containing probabilities and classes Return type: tuple
-
Issue¶
The issue variable can take 17 different values: Abortion, Anti-colonial/political independence, Anti-war/peace, Civic violence, Criminal justice system, Democratization, Economy/inequality, Environmental, Foreign policy, Human and civil rights, Immigration, Labor & work, Political corruption/malfeasance, Racial/ethnic rights, Religion, Social services & welfare, and None.
Classification is made with a linear with a support vector machine (SVM) with a linear kernel. As SVMs do not support class probability estimates, class probabilities are calculated using Platt’s method [1]. For each category, the SVM classifier margins are used to fit a logistic regression model to the training data. These regression models are then used to estimate the probability of a sample belonging to each of the classes.
-
class
mpeds.classify_protest.
MPEDS
-
getIssue
(text)¶ Classify protest issue.
Parameters: text (string or pandas series of strings) – documents to perform classification task on Returns: predictions Return type: pandas series
-
getIssueProb
(text)¶
-
| [1] | Platt, John. “Probabilistic outputs for support vector machines and comparisons to regularized likelihood methods.” Advances in large margin classifiers 10.3 (1999): 61-74. |
Target¶
MPEDS considers seven categories for the target of the protest: Domestic government, Foreign government, Individual, Intergovernmental organization, Private/business, University/school, and None.
The target prediction is made with an ensemble classifier consisting of a logistic regression model and a stochastic gradient descent classifier with smoothed hinge loss. The final classification is decided by a soft voting approach.
-
class
mpeds.classify_protest.
MPEDS
-
getTarget
(text)¶ Classify protest target.
Parameters: text (string or pandas series of strings) – documents to perform classification task on Returns: predictions Return type: pandas series
-
getTargetProb
(text)¶ Get probabilities associated with each target.
Parameters: text (string or pandas series of strings) – text(s) to get target probabilities for Returns: tuple containing probabilities and classes Return type: tuple
-
Open-ended classifiers¶
MPEDS extracts information on the protest’s size, location, and social movement organizations from the news article.
Size¶
A pattern matching approach is used to extract the size of any protests mentioned in an article.
-
class
mpeds.classify_protest.
MPEDS
-
getSize
(text)¶ Extract protest from text
Parameters: text (string or pandas series of strings) – documents to perform coding task on Returns: extracted sizes Return type: pandas series
-
Location¶
MPEDS uses CLIFF to extract information on the location of the protest. Locations are returned as the most specific geographic entity available (e.g. if a city and a country are mentioned, only the city will be returned).
-
class
mpeds.classify_protest.
MPEDS
-
getLocation
(text)¶ Extract locations from text
Parameters: text (string or pandas series of strings) – documents to perform coding task on Returns: extracted locations Return type: pandas series
-
Social movement organization¶
To extract the social movemenent organizations behind a protest, MPEDS uses a custom-trained Stanford NER classifier.
mpeds.classify_protest.
MPEDS
getSMO
(text)¶Extract social movement organizations from text


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I'm writing a derive handler, and while testing it on my third example, I get the following error:
declaration contains macro with trust-level higher than the one allowed (possible solution: unfold macro, or increase trust-level)
But the term that my handler produces contains no macros that I can see (I'm using expr.fold
to enumerate them). Has anyone seen this before?
Update: I checked a part of the derived term which produces perm_ac
and ac_app
Update 2: I wrote a tactic expand_untrusted
that takes care of those macros. It solves the problem. I'm surprised instance_derive_handler
doesn't do that by default
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