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Follow up to my previous request. Now that we can access the My Filtersets button with Filters minimized, I don't see the need to always have it open. It would be great if there was an option to have that area minimized by default.
Keep up the great work with BBL.
Cheers
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Hi!
Battlelog save your last state. Collapsed or expanded.
This should be enough for your case. No need to add a extra feature.
Topicstarter
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That is not my experience. On a "fresh" Chrome load I have to minimize it "every" time.
If I minimize the filters, browse to a different website and them come back to BattleLog, it's minimized ... but that's not the same thing as having it minimized by default.
Am I the only one who experiences this?
Meaurk
Global Moderator
I guess you are, mate. I haven't got this problem. When I minimize it, it'll be minimized until I change it.
Topicstarter
TheDCase
I shall suffer in silence : p Thank you regardless.


Public Project Meeting - June 04, 2020
Continuing the series of bi-weekly public project meetings, here is the timeline of the meeting held on June 04, 2020 (times are on IST).
Meetings are held on the #selenium-tlc
channel on Selenium Slack.
The next meeting will be on June 18, 2020, 4:30 PM CET.
Diego Molina 8:05 PM
the agenda will be:
- anything people want to add in the next 2 minutes
- me looking to previous agendas and adding those items here
Simon Stewart 8:06 PM
Hahaha
Agenda item: path to betas
8:07 I’d like to hear about the work that @AutomatedTester has in mind for his interns, and how (as a project) we’ll support them
Diego Molina 8:08 PM
Agenda:
- general project statistics
- any overall announcements? new people on committees, have the commit bit, etc?
- so do we want/need to wait for that work to be done before doing Alpha 7?
- Work to be done before beta? (Path to betas)
- when is the next SFC call? (if its happened in the last two weeks, anything to report)
- Did anyone pick up the ball to talk to Miki about the go bindings?
- SeConf India SeConf Chicago
- Selenium Conf website in GitHub org?
- IDE to main repo?
- CoC
Let’s start
8:09 general project statistics: two weeks ago: 391 open issues, open pull request: 68 now: 343 open issues, open pull request: 72
8:10 looking better, let’s keep the pace! 1
next item:; any overall announcements? new people on committees, have the commit bit, etc?
Simon Stewart 8:11 PM
Just a quick note that @Bongosway has landed a few patches recently. I’m hoping that we find a way to help him into the fold a little more
And a high five to @rajendra for his work on the JDBC stuff 1 reply 4 days ago View thread
Diego Molina 8:12 PM
absolutely, thanks for contributing!
anything else or should we move to the next item in the agenda?
8:13 ok, next item: what do we need to be done before doing Alpha 7?
Simon Stewart 8:15 PM
Things I’d like to see:
- Switch to the reactor client for http
- Land a basic replacement for the UI
- Straw-man proposals for the functionality that might rely on CDP
Of which that last is in my court
David Burns 8:16 PM
- I am working on
as for my interns, one of which in here so say hi to @Saksham Gupta
Simon Stewart 8:17 PM
waves to @Saksham Gupta! 1
David Burns 8:17 PM
They will be extending the GraphQL system with in grid (@Saksham Gupta )
and Phani, when he joins, will be building out the Grid UI and modernising it
Diego Molina 8:18 PM
that sounds great!
Marcus Merrell 8:18 PM
welcome, @Saksham Gupta! 1
David Burns 8:18 PM
The goal of the work is to add most, if not all, the features we want in this area
8:19
both @Saksham Gupta and Phani will be supported by me and @rajendra
8:20
and next week we have another member joining our team who we can get to support both interns to make sure we don’t have any performance hits with the work they add and guide them through perf profiling. etc
Simon Stewart 8:20 PM
@Saksham Gupta you might find this useful: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aFMmmMhBg1PgfTPmyaXaEJAhsh0lf3p0VpV7kfHIstI/edit
Diego Molina 8:20 PM
anything else pending from the non-Java stuff?
I know CDP is not working with JS yet, not sure about Python
David Burns 8:20 PM
Non-java we need to add CDP to python and JS which my team will be doing
Simon Stewart 8:21 PM
One thing i’m keen on is steering users away from raw CDP
David Burns 8:21 PM
agreed
Simon Stewart 8:21 PM
When we get WebDriver BiDi in place, we’d like to use that where possible
CDP is ugly, hard to use, and deeply fragile
Diego Molina 8:22 PM
that is a good point, because we don’t want GitHub issues reporting bugs merely due to something failing in CDP
Simon Stewart 8:23 PM
Something will fail with the CDP stuff
I may have to version it independently of the rest of the java pieces.
Diego Molina 8:23 PM
is the idea to have CDP in JS and Python for Alpha 7?
Marcus Merrell 8:23 PM
has the chromium team talked at all about CDP becoming a standard, or publishing a roadmap? (I’m off to put this exact question into google)
Simon Stewart 8:24 PM
They’re involved with the webdriver bidi stuff
I think there’s a lot of value separating “automation” from “debugging APIs”
Marcus Merrell 8:24 PM
yeah
David Burns 8:24 PM
the spec is being worked on right now
I have been reviewing it this week
Marcus Merrell 8:24 PM
I saw the transcript from last week, good stuff
David Burns 8:25 PM
CDP is not going to be the standard
Diego Molina 8:25 PM
asking again to stay in the topic, is the idea to have CDP in JS and Python for Alpha 7?
Simon Stewart 8:25 PM
Yes
David Burns 8:25 PM
@diemol maybe.. hopefully
Simon Stewart 8:25 PM
We need all languages to have that in place before we can move to betas
Diego Molina 8:27 PM
I have seen a few PRs from https://github.com/seanpoulter, he seems keen to help in JS he already asked how he can implement relative locators in JS we should try to give him quick feedback
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Simon Stewart 8:28 PM
@harsha509 would you like to help with that? Or @corevo?
And
David Burns 8:28 PM
JS relative locators is in there, might need some TLC
Sri Harsha 8:28 PM
i need a week to hack into js things. currently busy in paid work
Simon Stewart 8:28 PM
NP.
8:29 These paid jobs are what allow us to have the luxury of working on OSS. Focusing on them makes a lot of sense
Diego Molina 8:29 PM
in any case, let’s try to give feedback, we are in the look for JS maintainers and who knows if he could be “the one”
ok, next item?
Simon Stewart 8:30 PM
Have we finished the beta discussion?
I don’t think we’ve got more items to add to it
Diego Molina 8:31 PM
no, that is next
Work to be done before beta? (Path to betas)
Simon Stewart 8:31 PM
The things for alpha-7 are the blockers for beta
8:32 After that, I think the changes are incremental rather than entirely new features
8:33 (other than (maybe) pluggable locators0
Marcus Merrell 8:33 PM
also my “drain” feature
I’m negotiating a couple days with my paid work to get back on that
Simon Stewart 8:33 PM
That’d be nice to get into a7
I suspect that the graphql stuff will cause some changes to have to happen
Marcus Merrell 8:33 PM
can we set up a time to pair for an hour or so?
Sri Harsha 8:33 PM
I will take over maintaining JS bindings for sure in future
Simon Stewart 8:33 PM
@mmerrell sure
8:34 I’m around monday and tuesday next week
@harsha509 WOOHOO!
That’d be awesome
Marcus Merrell 8:34 PM
perfect–I’ve just blocked out most of the day for it
I know what I need to do, but would like a bit of validation on the approach, and then I need to test it
Diego Molina 8:36 PM
ok, seems the betas part has been mostly discussed in the Alpha 7 part and these previous lines
if everyone is ok with it, next topic 2
when is the next SFC call? (if its happened in the last two weeks, anything to report)
Marcus Merrell 8:36 PM
it happened Tuesday, and I believe we primarily discussed the conference
Diego Molina 8:38 PM
ah perfect, there is an item in the agenda for “SeConf India SeConf Chicago”
Simon Stewart 8:38 PM
@manoj9788 will know the most about that
Marcus Merrell 8:40 PM
yep
Diego Molina 8:40 PM
is there something else to comment from SFC or conferences? or should we move to the next item?
Marcus Merrell 8:40 PM
I can speak for Chicago
I don’t think we talked about anything else… the SFC wasn’t present on the call
Diego Molina 8:41 PM
would you like to say something about the Chicago conference?’
Marcus Merrell 8:41 PM
yeah–we’re negotiating with the hotel to take our contract and move it to 2021, around the same time of year
8:42
we’re waiting to hear back from them with a selection of dates in the Sep-Oct-Nov range
hoping not to have it the week before Thanksgiving, but also hoping to keep the room rates low
8:43
as to this year, we’re talking about holding a very sane, relatively small virtual conference, or a series of webinars spread over a couple months
we’re also discussing having another group help us out with planning and execution, someone with experience at promoting and running virtual conferences
8:44
the first discussion will happen today, and if we decide to explore further, I will probably feel more comfortable talking about who we’re considering
there is a lot to consider for a virtual conference, and we want to make sure we are thoughtful and careful
Rajendra Kadam 8:44 PM
replied to a thread: And a high five to @rajendra for his work on the JDBC stuff Thanks @simonstewart. . It wouldn’t have been complete without your help. 1
Diego Molina 8:44 PM
all that is already a lot of info, thanks for sharing!
Marcus Merrell 8:45 PM
for SeConf India, I don’t know if @manoj9788 is on and would like to share. If not, I can at least say a little about what they’re considering, I just don’t want it to be incomplete
Diego Molina 8:46 PM
up to you I would say
Marcus Merrell 8:48 PM
it appears that there’s no way they’re going to be able to put on a conference in September in Bangalore. The borders and COVID caseload aren’t adequately under control, and much like the US conference, there are too many variables that would need to be under control right now for Naresh to feel confident about having an in-person conference a scant 3 months from now 1
(by “borders” I mean “international travel & quarantine procedures”)
Diego Molina 8:48 PM
that makes a lot of sense
Marcus Merrell 8:50 PM
so we are discussing whether or not we can essentially combine the notion of a virtual conference. That troubles me because I know that all parties involved want to see revenue, but the Selenium project doesn’t want to charge for admission. I’m concerned there would be too many hands in the pot for any one of them to receive enough $$ to make it worth their while
but that’s my own concern–not meant to represent the opinion of the planning committee. We’re looking for data, not opinions–so we’re reaching out to people who have been through this in recent weeks to find out what’s possible
8:51 we hope to report in a couple weeks on any progress, both with planning the virtual conference, and with whether or not we can expect to fund our coffers in the near future
Diego Molina 8:51 PM
ok, then we can follow up in the next meeting, thanks! 1
8:52 next topic: Did anyone pick up the ball to talk to Miki about the go bindings?
Simon Stewart 8:52 PM
Not me
Diego Molina 8:52 PM
I think no one did but we should keep the topic around, and try to get to it when we have Se 4 released or close to be released
8:53 adding one more binding now would be too distracting which does not mean that we cannot reach out to him
Simon Stewart 8:54 PM
Agreed
Diego Molina 8:55 PM
ok, let’s move to the next one since we only have a few minutes left
Selenium Conf website in GitHub org?
I see the site was revamped, so great job @andrewmkrug
8:56 but I am not sure if @andrewmkrug is having problems to push the code to the org I can reach out to him
Simon Stewart 8:56 PM
Thank you 1
Diego Molina 8:56 PM
next topic: IDE to main repo?
8:57
I guess we should focus more on the bindings and the Grid for now?
Simon Stewart 8:58 PM
I think @AutomatedTester has already done a chunk of the heavy lifting
9:00
Got to go. Meeting time
Diego Molina 9:00 PM
last topic was CoC, but we can take it next time
well, we covered everything (almost), thank you everyone! 1
Marcus Merrell 9:01 PM
thank YOU, @diemol 1
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Understanding how climate variability influences ecological processes is a key approach to provide recommendations for climate adaptation and biodiversity conservation. climatrends aims to provide the toolkit to compute extreme precipitation and temperature indices that serves as input for climate models, crop modelling, trends in climate change and ecology. The climate variables available in climatrends were previously used to identify climate patterns in crop growing cycles1, regional climate change assessment2, crowdsourcing citizen science in agriculture3 and comparison between perceptions to climate change and satellite observations4.
By default climatrends uses NASA POWER to compute the indices via the R package nasapower5. By providing the target dates and the geographic information, climatrends sends an internal call to nasapower to request the time series data and compute the environmental indices. This process do not requires much computer capacity but requires a persistent internet connection. NASA POWER, however, has a low grid resolution (0.5 arc-degree) and could not provide the expected results for ecological interactions in a narrow geographical range.
Other option relies in providing the climate data locally as a matrix
or array
(please see details below), using, for example, the function extract()
from the package raster6. The environmental data can be computed using inputted data from CHIRPS7 for rainfall, and MODIS8 for land surface temperature. These databases are free and publicly available sources of global coverage with high resolution (0.05 arc-degree), but may require significant local storage capacity. MODIS data also requires some work to reduce noise and gap filling.
The function temperature()
has as the basic input data an object
of class data.frame
with geographic information (lonlat) or an array
with day and night temperature (when provided locally) and a vector of class Date
for the first day that will be taken into account for the indices. The duration from where the environmental indices will be computed is defined by the argument span
which can be a single integer that takes into account a single timespan for all tricot experiments or a vector indicating the timespan for each point.
Here we generate some random points within the Innlandet county in Norway from May-2015:
set.seed(6) lonlat <- data.frame(lon = runif(5, 8.3, 12), lat = runif(5, 60, 62.3)) date <- as.Date("2015-05-01", format = "%Y-%m-%d") temp <- temperature(lonlat, day.one = date, span = 50) #> Getting climate data from NASA POWER head(temp) #> maxDT minDT maxNT minNT DTR SU TR CFD #> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> #> 1 12.81 -0.58 3.61 -10.84 7.36 0.00 0.00 13.00 #> 2 13.39 0.66 3.84 -7.60 7.02 0.00 0.00 12.00 #> 3 10.68 -1.48 2.43 -11.29 7.12 0.00 0.00 40.00 #> 4 14.08 1.53 3.94 -6.85 8.44 0.00 0.00 12.00 #> 5 19.64 5.82 8.24 -2.40 8.23 0.00 0.00 1.00
With the argument timeseries = TRUE
, temperature()
returns the indices for a time series based on intervals
. Here we compute the indices for intervals of 7 days:
temp2 <- temperature(lonlat, day.one = date, span = 50, timeseries = TRUE, intervals = 7) #> Getting climate data from NASA POWER head(temp2) #> id date index value #> <int> <date> <chr> <dbl> #> 1 1 2015-05-01 maxDT 9.70 #> 2 1 2015-05-01 minDT -0.58 #> 3 1 2015-05-01 maxNT 2.42 #> 4 1 2015-05-01 minNT -10.84 #> 5 1 2015-05-01 DTR 8.19 #> 6 1 2015-05-01 SU 0.00
Growing degree-days is a heuristic tool in phenology, it is a measure of heat accumulation used to predict plant and animal development rates9. With the function GDD()
we can compute the growing degree-days to assess the degree-days required by an certain organism during a certain season. Also, this index can be used as an estimate for the timespan to compute the temperature and precipitation indices. Here we compute the days to reach the growing degree-days for a certain organism which requires 200 degree-days with a base = 5
from day.one
:
gdd <- GDD(lonlat, day.one = date, degree.days = 200, base = 5) #> Getting climate data from NASA POWER head(gdd) #> GDD #> <int> #> 1 120 #> 2 112 #> 3 150 #> 4 105 #> 5 56
Then, these growing degree-days can be applied as timespan to compute the temperature indices across the season:
temp <- temperature(lonlat, day.one = date, span = gdd) #> Getting climate data from NASA POWER head(temp) #> maxDT minDT maxNT minNT DTR SU TR CFD #> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> #> 1 22.32 -0.58 11.42 -10.84 8.05 0.00 0.00 13.00 #> 2 21.56 0.66 11.82 -7.60 7.43 0.00 0.00 12.00 #> 3 20.76 -1.48 11.13 -11.29 7.59 0.00 0.00 40.00 #> 4 22.32 1.53 12.95 -6.85 8.72 0.00 0.00 12.00 #> 5 19.64 5.82 10.53 -2.40 8.20 0.00 0.00 1.00
Precipitation indices are computed in the same way as the temperature indices using the function rainfall()
. Here we use the NASA POWER data with a timespan defined by the growing degree-days.
rain <- rainfall(lonlat, day.one = date, span = gdd) #> Getting climate data from NASA POWER head(rain) #> MLDS MLWS R10mm R20mm Rx1day Rx5day R95p R99p Rtotal SDII #> <int> <int> <int> <int> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> #> 1 13 13 8 2 26.77 55.56 107.34 50.74 495.45 4.23 #> 2 8 17 7 2 23.03 46.32 104.33 44.75 472.98 3.81 #> 3 12 14 10 3 36.96 71.99 168.55 63.68 585.54 6.04 #> 4 5 6 12 1 30.55 46.96 99.28 46.82 397.14 3.61 #> 5 6 6 3 0 17.60 41.29 42.44 17.60 186.91 1.48
The function rainfall()
also compute indices for a time series:
rainfall(lonlat, day.one = date, span = gdd, timeseries = TRUE, intervals = 15)
Another feature in rainfall()
is that it enables the indices to be calculated from some days before day.one
. This is important for case studies where a residual precipitation must be taken into account. To do so, we use the argument days.before
:
rainfall(lonlat, day.one = date, span = gdd, days.before = 15)
Evapotranspiration can be defined as the sum of evaporation and plant transpiration from the Earth’s surface to the atmosphere. This is also an important index to include in models for ecological interactions. In **climatrends* this index can be calculate using the function ETo()
which computes the evapotranspiration based on the Blaney-Criddle method10, an ideal equation when only air-temperature data sets are available for a site.
When using data from local databases, such as CHIRPS or MODIS. The inputted object
must be provided in a specific format. This is how the object
should be organised for rainfall()
. A matrix where column names are the days as extracted from CHIRPS. Let’s create some random values to simulate the input behaviour.
set.seed(999) rain <- matrix(runif(150, 0, 2), ncol = 15, nrow = 10) dimnames(rain)[[2]] <- as.character(as.Date(16005:16019, origin = "1970-01-01")) dates <- as.Date(runif(10, 16005, 16008), origin = "1970-01-01") rainfall(rain, day.one = dates, span = 10)
The same for temperature()
. But in that case the inputted object
is an array with two layers, the first for the day temperature and the second for the night temperature.
set.seed(888) day <- runif(150, 27, 35) night <- runif(150, 20, 25) mod <- array(c(day, night), dim = c(10, 15, 2)) dimnames(mod)[[2]] <- as.character(as.Date(16005:16019, origin = "1970-01-01")) dates <- as.Date(runif(10, 16005, 16008), origin = "1970-01-01") temperature(mod, day.one = dates, span = 10)
climatrends computes 18 temperature and precipitation indices:
| Index | Definition | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| maxDT | maximun day temperature | °C |
| minDT | minimum day temperature | °C |
| maxNT | maximun night temperature | °C |
| minNT | minimum night temperature | °C |
| DTR | diurnal temperature range (mean difference between DT and NT) | °C |
| SU | summer days, number of days with maximum temperature > 30 °C | days |
| TR | tropical nights, number of nights with maximum temperature > 25 °C | days |
| CFD | consecutive frosty days, number of days with temperature < 0 °C | days |
| MLDS | maximum length of consecutive dry day, rain < 1 mm | days |
| MLWS | maximum length of consecutive wet day, rain >= 1 mm | days |
| R10mm | heavy precipitation days 10 >= rain < 20 mm | days |
| R20mm | very heavy precipitation days rain >= 20 | days |
| Rx1day | maximum 1-day precipitation | mm |
| Rx5day | maximum 5-day precipitation | mm |
| R95p | total precipitation when rain > 95th percentile | mm |
| R99p | total precipitation when rain > 99th percentile | mm |
| Rtotal | total precipitation in wet days, rain >= 1 mm | mm |
| SDII | simple daily intensity index, total precipitation divided by the number of wet days | mm/days |
1. Kehel, Z., Crossa, J. & Reynolds, M. Identifying Climate Patterns during the Crop-Growing Cycle from 30 Years of CIMMYT Elite Spring Wheat International Yield Trials. in Applied mathematics and omics to assess crop genetic resources for climate change adaptive traits (eds. Bari, A., Damania, A. B., Mackay, M. & Dayanandan, S.) 151–174 (CRC Press, 2016).
2. Aguilar, E., Peterson, T. C., Obando, P. R. & Frutos, R. et al. Changes in precipitation and temperature extremes in Central America and northern South America, 1961–2003. Journal of Geophysical Research 110, D23107 (2005).
3. van Etten, J., de Sousa, K., Aguilar, A. & Barrios, M. et al. Crop variety management for climate adaptation supported by citizen science. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 116, 4194–4199 (2019).
4. de Sousa, K., Casanoves, F., Sellare, J. & Ospina, A. et al. How climate awareness influences farmers’ adaptation decisions in Central America? Journal of Rural Studies 64, 11–19 (2018).
5. Sparks, A. H. nasapower: A NASA POWER Global Meteorology, Surface Solar Energy and Climatology Data Client for R. Journal of Open Source Software 3, 1035 (2018).
6. Hijmans, R. J., van Etten, J., Cheng, J. & Mattiuzzi, M. et al. raster: Geographic Data Analysis and Modeling. R package version 2.5-8. (2015).
7. Funk, C., Peterson, P., Landsfeld, M. & Pedreros, D. et al. The climate hazards infrared precipitation with stations—a new environmental record for monitoring extremes. Scientific Data 2, 150066 (2015).
8. Wan, Z., Hook, S. & Hulley, G. MYD11A1 MODIS/Aqua Land Surface Temperature/Emissivity Daily L3 Global 1km SIN Grid V006 [Data set]. NASA EOSDIS LP DAAC (2015). doi:10.5067/MODIS/MYD11A1.006
9. Prentice, I. C., Cramer, W., Harrison, S. P. & Leemans, R. et al. Special Paper: A Global Biome Model Based on Plant Physiology and Dominance, Soil Properties and Climate. Journal of Biogeography 19, 117 (1992).
10. Brouwer, C. & Heibloem, M. Irrigation water management: Irrigation water needs. (Food; Agriculture Organization of The United Nations, 1986).


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A great Bushman doctress and sorceress Ttanno !khauken who did not understand Dutch
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A great Bushman doctress and sorceress Ttanno !khauken who did not understand Dutch
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Summary
More about the great sorceress Ttanno !kauken who did not understand Dutch: the parents taught the children to respect the great sorceress in many ways.
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1) See also The Bushman doctress and sorceress Ttanno !khauken, 2) This story is found in Book V-10
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28 May 1875 (started)
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Custom and daily life, Healing and ailing, History (personal)
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The PNG functions allow reading PNG images into image surfaces, and writing any surface to a PNG file.
It is a toy API. It only offers very simple support for reading and
writing PNG files, which is sufficient for testing and
demonstration purposes. Applications which need more control over
the generated PNG file should access the pixel data directly, using
cairo_image_surface_get_data()
or a backend-specific access
function, and process it with another library, e.g. gdk-pixbuf or
libpng.
cairo_surface_t *
cairo_image_surface_create_from_png (const char *filename
);
Creates a new image surface and initializes the contents to the given PNG file.
a new cairo_surface_t initialized with the contents of the PNG file, or a "nil" surface if any error occurred. A nil surface can be checked for with cairo_surface_status(surface) which may return one of the following values:
CAIRO_STATUS_NO_MEMORY
CAIRO_STATUS_FILE_NOT_FOUND
CAIRO_STATUS_READ_ERROR
Alternatively, you can allow errors to propagate through the drawing
operations and check the status on the context upon completion
using cairo_status()
.
Since 1.0
cairo_status_t (*cairo_read_func_t) (void *closure
,unsigned char *data
,unsigned int length
);
cairo_read_func_t is the type of function which is called when a
backend needs to read data from an input stream. It is passed the
closure which was specified by the user at the time the read
function was registered, the buffer to read the data into and the
length of the data in bytes. The read function should return
CAIRO_STATUS_SUCCESS
if all the data was successfully read,
CAIRO_STATUS_READ_ERROR
otherwise.
closure |
the input closure |
|
data |
the buffer into which to read the data |
|
length |
the amount of data to read |
Since 1.0
cairo_surface_t * cairo_image_surface_create_from_png_stream (cairo_read_func_t read_func
,void *closure
);
Creates a new image surface from PNG data read incrementally
via the read_func
function.
read_func |
function called to read the data of the file |
|
closure |
data to pass to |
a new cairo_surface_t initialized with the contents of the PNG file or a "nil" surface if the data read is not a valid PNG image or memory could not be allocated for the operation. A nil surface can be checked for with cairo_surface_status(surface) which may return one of the following values:
CAIRO_STATUS_NO_MEMORY
CAIRO_STATUS_READ_ERROR
Alternatively, you can allow errors to propagate through the drawing
operations and check the status on the context upon completion
using cairo_status()
.
Since 1.0
cairo_status_t cairo_surface_write_to_png (cairo_surface_t *surface
,const char *filename
);
Writes the contents of surface
to a new file filename
as a PNG
image.
CAIRO_STATUS_SUCCESS
if the PNG file was written
successfully. Otherwise, CAIRO_STATUS_NO_MEMORY
if memory could not
be allocated for the operation or
CAIRO_STATUS_SURFACE_TYPE_MISMATCH
if the surface does not have
pixel contents, or CAIRO_STATUS_WRITE_ERROR
if an I/O error occurs
while attempting to write the file.
Since 1.0
cairo_status_t (*cairo_write_func_t) (void *closure
,const unsigned char *data
,unsigned int length
);
cairo_write_func_t is the type of function which is called when a
backend needs to write data to an output stream. It is passed the
closure which was specified by the user at the time the write
function was registered, the data to write and the length of the
data in bytes. The write function should return
CAIRO_STATUS_SUCCESS
if all the data was successfully written,
CAIRO_STATUS_WRITE_ERROR
otherwise.
closure |
the output closure |
|
data |
the buffer containing the data to write |
|
length |
the amount of data to write |
Since 1.0
cairo_status_t cairo_surface_write_to_png_stream (cairo_surface_t *surface
,cairo_write_func_t write_func
,void *closure
);
Writes the image surface to the write function.
surface |
a cairo_surface_t with pixel contents |
|
write_func |
||
closure |
closure data for the write function |
CAIRO_STATUS_SUCCESS
if the PNG file was written
successfully. Otherwise, CAIRO_STATUS_NO_MEMORY
is returned if
memory could not be allocated for the operation,
CAIRO_STATUS_SURFACE_TYPE_MISMATCH
if the surface does not have
pixel contents.
Since 1.0


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title: Load nodes on demand from the server in javascript tree
js: examples/load_on_demand.js
---
« Example 4
Example 6 »
Example 5 - Load nodes on demand from the server
In this example, the data is loaded on demand from the server.
To use load on demand, you must do the following:
-
You must specify a data url. In this example this is done using the data-url
html data attribute.
-
Folders that must be loaded on demand must have the load_on_demand property. You can specify this in the data.
-
In this example, the url /nodes/ returns the first level of data (Saurischia and Ornithischians).
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The url for the load on demand data is <data-url>?node=<node-id>. So, for node 23 this would be
/nodes/?node=23.
first level of data
{% highlight js %}
[
{
"name": "Saurischia",
"id": 1,
"load_on_demand": true
},
{
"name": "Ornithischians",
"id": 23,
"load_on_demand": true
}
]
{% endhighlight %}
html
{% highlight html %}
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javascript
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--- layout: post title: ! 'CFEngine tip #004: How to bootstrap a CFEngine client' permalink: /cfengine-tip-004-how-to-bootstrap-a-cfengine date: 2012-09-25 17:13:00.000000000 -05:00 comments: true categories: - bootstrap - cfengine_tip published: true ---
My apologies for the long delay since the last tip! Today we come back with a simple tip: how to bootstrap a CFEngine client.
CFEngine is designed to operate in a fully distributed fashion – each CFEngine client (i.e. a machine running cf-agent
) can operate fully autonomously, using only the policy files stored locally. For regular operation, cf-agent
does not require any type of network connectivity.
In real deployments, of course, maintaining each machine’s policy independently would be impractical, so CFEngine has the concept of a policy hub. In CFEngine Community, the policy hub is simply a file server, a machine from which others can download policy files. This allows having a single point of distribution, so that changes made there can be distributed to a large number of clients. In CFEngine Enterprise, the hub has a more complex role, acting also as an aggregator of data from the clients, for the purposes of reporting and analysis.
All CFEngine clients will copy to their local /var/cfengine/inputs/
directory the contents of /var/cfengine/masterfiles/
in the policy hub, so that is where you should make any changes that you want distributed to all the machines.
When a new client is installed, it needs to be told which machine is the policy hub to which it should connect. This is done using the following command:
# cf-agent --bootstrap --policy-server=<IP_ADDRESS>
You should, of course, replace <IP_ADDRESS> with the actual IP address of the hub to which you want to bootstrap. The first machine you install will be the policy hub itself, and it should bootstrap to itself. In this case, you have to use its own external IP address, and not “localhost” or <IP_ADDRESS>.
When you issue this command on the policy hub, you will see a message like this, that indicates the host recognizes itself as a policy hub:
# cf-agent --bootstrap --policy-server=<IP_ADDRESS> ** CFEngine BOOTSTRAP probe initiated @@@ @@@ CFEngine @ @@@ @ CFEngine Core 3.3.5 @ @@@ @ @ @@@ @ @ @ @@@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Copyright (C) CFEngine AS 2008-2012 See Licensing at http://cfengine.com/3rdpartylicenses -> This host is: precise32 -> Operating System Type is linux -> Operating System Release is 3.2.0-23-generic-pae -> Architecture = i686 -> Internal soft-class is linux -> No previous policy has been cached on this host -> Assuming the policy distribution point at: <IP_ADDRESS>:/var/cfengine/masterfiles -> Attempting to initiate promised autonomous services... ** This host recognizes itself as a CFEngine Policy Hub, with policy distribution and knowledge base. -> The system is now converging. Full initialisation and self-analysis could take up to 30 minutes R: This host assumes the role of policy distribution host R: -> Updated local policy from policy server R: -> Started the server R: -> Started the scheduler -> Bootstrap to <IP_ADDRESS> completed successfully
If you issue it on a client, you will see a similar message, but indicating that it is bootstrapping from a different machine.
Regardless of what you use, after bootstrap you should see /var/cfengine/inputs/
populated with the default set of policy files, and both cf-execd
and cf-serverd
should be running:
# ps axw | grep [c]f- 16099 ? Ss 0:00 /var/cfengine/bin/cf-execd 16102 ? Ss 0:00 /var/cfengine/bin/cf-serverd
Once this has been done, CFEngine will start running every 5 minutes, updating its policy files from the hub, and executing them afterwards.


1,915 die in 10 months, 32 drivers jailed for over-speeding - NRSA
Director-General of the National Road Safety Authority, Mrs May Obiri Yeboah, has revealed that 1,915 accident deaths were recorded between January and October 2019.
Mrs May Obiri Yeboah, speaking at the launch of the National Road Safety Campaign for the upcoming festive season at Kaneshie Lorry Station, said provisional statistics for the month of January to October 2019, recorded a total number of 11,342 crashes resulting in 1,915 deaths.
2,418 pedestrians were knocked down and 11,520 injuries were also recorded.
She added that a total of 18,252 vehicles were involved.
She revealed again that about 6, 951 commercial cars and 7,932 private vehicles were involved.
Comparing this year’s figure to that of last year, she said 11,159 cases of accidents were recorded last year.
Mrs Yeboah added that her outfit will continue to embark on sensitisation programmes to ensure that road crashes are completely reduced.
She attributed the accidents to over-speeding.
Director in Charge of Education at the Motor, Traffic and Transport Department of the Ghana Police Service, Alexander Obeng, speaking at the event, said over 5,000 drivers have been arrested out of which 4,200 were sent to court. And 3,288 were found guilty.
He added that at least 32 drivers have been jailed for over-speeding.
Mr Obeng explained further that 603 out of the 1,915 deaths involved pedestrians.
He, therefore, urged pedestrians to use the pedestrian walkway instead of the road shoulders.
Mr Obeng again said some drivers were also fined and the amount generated from January to October was GH¢291, 911.00.


Package Internal.FileSystem is an internal package that contains low level functions as interface to the file system. These functions should not be called directly in a scripting environment since more convenient functions are provided in packages Files and Systems.
Note, the functions in this package are direct interfaces to functions of POSIX and of the standard C library. Errors occurring in these functions are treated by triggering a Modelica assert. Therefore, the functions in this package return only for a successful operation. Furthermore, the representation of a string is hidden by this interface, especially if the operating system supports Unicode characters.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| mkdir | Make directory (POSIX: 'mkdir') |
| rmdir | Remove empty directory (POSIX function 'rmdir') |
| stat | Inquire file information (POSIX function 'stat') |
| rename | Rename existing file or directory (C function 'rename') |
| removeFile | Remove existing file (C function 'remove') |
| copyFile | Copy existing file (C functions 'fopen', 'getc', 'putc', 'fclose') |
| readDirectory | Read names of a directory (POSIX functions opendir, readdir, closedir) |
| getNumberOfFiles | Get number of files and directories in a directory (POSIX functions opendir, readdir, closedir) |


MAGNESIUM OXIDE- magnesium oxide tablet
Virtus Pharmaceuticals
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredient
Magnesium Oxide 400 mg (241.3 mg Elemental Magnesium)
Use
relieves:
- acid indigestion
- upset stomach
Warnings
Ask a doctor before use if
- you have kidney disease
- you are taking a prescription drug (antacids may interact with certain prescription drugs)
- you are pregnant or breast feeding.
Do not take more than 2 tablets in a 24 hour period.
- May have a laxative effect.
Keep out of reach of children.
Directions
- take one or two antacid tablets daily. Do not exceed two tablets unless directed by a physician.
Other information
- Store at controlled room temperature 15° to 30°C (59° to 86°F).
- Tamper evident, do not use if imprinted safety seal under cap is broken or missing.
Inactive ingredients
Croscarmellose Sodium, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Silicon Dioxide, and Stearic Acid.
Questions?
Call Virtus at 1-888-848-3593 M-F, 8:30 - 5 EST or FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088
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Giannis Antetokounmpo had his second triple-double of the season to help the Milwaukee Bucks beat Carmelo Anthony and the Portland Trail Blazers 137-129.
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e.g.:
Hello [user-mention], please read <#rules#>. Have a nice day :D
will be:
Hello @NewUserName, please read #rules. Have a nice day :DNote: using <#rules#> will make a clickable channel mention


{% extends "emails/base.html" %} {% block content %}
Hi {{ application.user.volunteer.name }},
Just confirming that we received your request to join the {{ application.role }} volunteer team for The People's Pantry.
We will be in touch with further training materials
{% endblock %}


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Hey, Yash here! I'm currently working in On-Device AI team @ Samsung R&D, Bengaluru.
This is the place where I will write about things that interest me.
Also, I will sometimes document my learning notes in this blog.
Mostly, this will be my projects, shared on Github, but... who knows.
I will be available at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>always.
Fun fact: I can sleep more than a Panda, if I want to :p


◆ AudiogramPlot()
| Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.AudiogramPlot |
( |
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inlineprotected |
◆ AddAxes()
| static void Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.AddAxes |
( |
| ) |
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inlinestaticprivate |
◆ AddHLThresholdsAnnotation()
| static void Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.AddHLThresholdsAnnotation |
( |
| ) |
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inlinestaticprivate |
◆ AddLineSeries()
| abstract LineSeries Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.AddLineSeries |
( |
EarType |
earType, |
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bool |
isNoResponse |
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) |
| |
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protectedpure virtual |
◆ ClearPlot()
| void Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.ClearPlot |
( |
EarType |
earType | ) |
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inlineprivate |
◆ SetCommonValues()
| void Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.SetCommonValues |
( |
EarType |
earType, |
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LineSeries |
lineSeries |
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) |
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inlineprotected |
◆ UpdateEarPlot()
| void Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.UpdateEarPlot |
( |
EarType |
earType, |
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SortedDictionary< double, HearingLevel > |
hearingLevels, |
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addBCShift |
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) |
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inline |
◆ LtEarLineColor
| OxyColor Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.LtEarLineColor |
|
getsetprotected |
◆ LtEarMarkerColor
| OxyColor Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.LtEarMarkerColor |
|
getsetprotected |
◆ LtEarSeriesList
| List<LineSeries> Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.LtEarSeriesList |
|
getset |
◆ MarkerSize
| double Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.MarkerSize |
|
getsetprotected |
◆ MarkerStrokeThickness
| double Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.MarkerStrokeThickness |
|
getsetprotected |
◆ PlotModel
| PlotModel Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.PlotModel |
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staticgetprivate set |
◆ RtEarLineColor
| OxyColor Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.RtEarLineColor |
|
getsetprotected |
◆ RtEarMarkerColor
| OxyColor Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.RtEarMarkerColor |
|
getsetprotected |
◆ RtEarSeriesList
| List<LineSeries> Audiometry.ViewModel.PureToneVM.Audiogram.AudiogramPlot.RtEarSeriesList |
|
getset |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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The Hands-on workshop was on the topic ML in RF and Microwave. The first speaker of the event was Dr. Hardik Patel (Founding Director of Avadhuta Antennaz Solutions Private Limited) and the second speaker was Dr. Ganga Prasad Pandey (Vice Chairman of IEEE MTT/AP Joint Chapter Gujarat Section). The session covered all important basics with pratical learning using softwares like Anaconda IDE and Google Colab.
Microwave day was celebrated by MTTS SBC in an interesting and memorable way. We had Millimetre wave technology development scientist at ISRO, Shri Shailendra Singh, and brief talk by Dr. Shiv Mohan (Ex-ISRO). We also provided hands on experience on CST Microwave Studio Software.
This workshop focussed on microwave imaging of human body that gave insights on how microwave technology can be a great help in medical equipment and demonstrate its significance. It was carried by Dr Deepak Ghodgaonkar, the SBC mentor, IEEE MTTS.
This workshop on 5G technology was a 2 day event to familiarize students on latest developments in fields of communication and microwave technology. The workshop dealt with Massive MIMO and NOMA in 5G, Evolution of Air Interface Towards 5G, 5G Network, 3GPP NRR, OTA Testing and many more. It concluded with Cognative RAN: Next Generation 6G Network that will be the future of communication.


Members |
Project Members are:
| Dittrich Rudi: | rdittrich at cosy, |
| Findeisen Lutz: | lfindeis at cosy, |
| Gitschthaler Werner: | wgitscht at cosy. |
|
Overview |
Intentions at the begining
We try to implement a fog detection system, consisiting of
interconnected telos motes. The Fog detection seems to fit perfectly
for the different sensors (humidity,temperature and light) provided by the telos motes.
The motes are able to build up an ad hoc network to provide
highest flexibility and easy expansion.
The system should work as follows: one mote
detects fog in its area and transmits this informations to all motes in range.
The recieving motes evaluate the information, e.g. the hops the message took ( is the message
from the mote which has detected the fog or has it been passed through by motes between the
detecting and the recieving mote ) According to these informations the motes can act e.g. turn
on warning lights or try to send the message to a control center.
|
What we actually did
The actual implementation we finally did, does not differ too much from the
idea you can read above. The ad hoc network will only work if a master node ( root node )
sends out a resync or init message. The information is passed to a laptop which
has a mote connected that works as a kind of a network bridge.
|
Engineering the project |
Intentions at the begining
We want to implement the project using two different approaches:
To assure that the project comes to an positve end we first try to implement our Fog Detection System
using tinyos, the simpler approach, because an abstraction layer is added on top of the
MSP430f149 Microcontroller and the sensors. Furthermore TinyOS comes with a special programming language called nesc
which is a derivat of C and allows rapid application development due its modularity.
If there is enough time left we will try to implent the project directly in C
to avoid the overhead (see above) that comes with tinyos
|
What we actually did
Implementing the whole system diretly with C did not work out. We realized very soon that it is impossible
to write the needed drivers (e.g. radio) in the given time so we pretty soon switched to implement
everything in nesc the language in which tinyos is done. We defined
our own little multihop message system, which is not only able to detect the motes in the network but
also provides some, but not very accurate, information where the motes are located, if the motes
are distributed along a street. It would be very interesting to improve this network architecture
to be even more reliable and more accurate about the positions of the motes.
For demonstration purpose we used Java to implement an application for prove of
concept and simulating a street environment. During our tests we not only verified that the multi hop message
protocol works with 3 hops ( meaning to motes are routing a message ) but that it is quite reliable ( the network connection
was never interupted ) which is much more the merit of the really well done telos motes than ours.
|
Design issues |
Intentions at the begining
It is a fact that the Fog Detection System not necessarily follows any real time constraints nevertheless we want to
incoperate some design principles heard in the lectures. As we explained above Tinyos already comes with strong abstraction, therefore
only the implementation with c will take advance of e.g. an e-machine. |
What we actually did
As mentioned above the Fog detection System is event driven and does not fulfil any real time constraints
nor has it to. Therefore an implementation of the e-machine seemed quite senseless and would only
cause more complexity and a little bit larger code. Moreover tinyos already comes with high
abstraction ( which includes scheduling ) and as we allready pointed out, we did not implement
the pure c version.
|


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{% for asn in route.as_path %}
{{ asn }}
{% endfor %}
Community
{% for community in route.communities if community.description %}
{{ community }}— {{ community.description }}
{% endfor %}
{% for community in route.communities if not community.description %}
{% endfor %}


I'm so done with E2E testing... until now
(An introduction to cypress.io)
Jesse Sanders
@JesseS_BrieBug
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Who am I?
Who is writing E2E Tests?
Test tools
- Selenium
- WebDriver
- Protractor
- Nighthwatch
- (Others)
E2E is Hard
- Take too long to run
- Fail intermittently/flakey
- Timing issues/hacks
- Developers give up
Web Applications in the old days
Web Applications have evolved
- Server Side Rendering
- Full Page Refresh
- JQuery
- Ajax
- Client Side MVCs
Challenges
- Snapshot at moment in time
- Magic/Seed data
-
Cryptic errors/stack traces
-
No dev tools during tests
E2E Testing Sucks
is so easy...
- Setup
- Authoring
- Running
- Debugging
Setup
npm install cypress --save-dev
// or use our schematic
ng add @briebug/cypress-schematic
npx cypress open // npm >v5.2
Built in Libraries
- Sinon
- jQuery
- Underscore
- Blob, minimatch, moment, Promise
Authoring
- Examples are added to every project
- https://example.cypress.io/
- Easy and logical
Visit -> Query -> Action -> Should
describe('My actions tests', () => {
beforeEach(() => {
cy.visit('https://example.cypress.io/commands/actions')
})
it('.focus() - focus on a DOM element', () => {
// https://on.cypress.io/focus
cy.get('.action-focus')
.focus()
.should('have.class', 'focus')
.prev().should('have.attr', 'style', 'color: orange;')
})
});
Actions
describe('My actions tests', () => {
beforeEach(() => {
cy.visit('https://example.cypress.io/commands/actions')
})
it('actions', () => {
cy.get('button').click().dblclick();
cy.get('input#keyword').type('redux{enter}').clear();
cy.get('input#firstName').focus().blur();
cy.get('#iAgree').check().uncheck();
})
});
Assertions
// implicit subjects
cy.get('#header a')
.should('have.class', 'active')
.and('have.attr', 'href', '/users')
// or explicit subjects
cy.get('tbody tr:first').should(($tr) => {
expect($tr).to.have.class('active')
expect($tr).to.have.attr('href', '/users')
})
Handling errors
- No more cyptic errors
- Easy to read output
- Hints about why
Our first test
// remove example tests
rm -fr cypress/integration/examples
// create a new file
touch cypress/integration/home-page-spec.js
// paste this into the new spec
describe('The Home Page', function() {
it('successfully loads', function() {
cy.visit('http://localhost:4200')
})
})
Start the server
ng serve
Let's have Cypress start the server!
- NO!
- Antipattern
-
`cy.exec` can only run tasks that eventually exit
- Port conflicts
Best Practice Tip
- cypress.json - set baseurl
- warns when server not running
- can be overriden using --config
- Eliminates hardcoded urls
{
"baseUrl": "http://localhost:4200"
}
npx cypress run --config baseUrl=http://localhost:4300
Is that it?
Where E2E fails
- So slow - can be hours
- Seed/Magic data
- Tough to test edge cases
- Fragile tests
Introducing Stubbed Responses
Stubbing Responses
- Recommended for most tests
- Have one true E2E, stub the rest
- Tests are way faster
- No magic data seed/setup
Stubbing is Easy
cy.server(); // start the server
cy.route({
method: 'GET', // Route all GET requests
url: '/users/*', // that have a URL that matches '/users/*'
response: [] // and force the response to be: []
})
Stubbing solves a lot of problems
- Fast Tests
- Consistent results
- True E2E can be smoke tests
But there's more!
Fixtures
cy.server()
// we set the response to be the activites.json fixture
cy.route('GET', 'users/*', 'fixture:users.json');
//or
cy.fixture('users.json').as('usersJSON');
cy.route('GET', 'users/*', '@usersJSON');
Waiting for calls to return
cy.server();
// create aliases
cy.route('activities/*', 'fixture:activities').as('getActivities');
cy.route('messages/*', 'fixture:messages').as('getMessages');
// visit the dashboard, which should make requests that match
// the two routes above
cy.visit('http://localhost:8888/dashboard');
// pass an array of Route Aliases that forces Cypress to wait
// until it sees a response for each request that matches
// each of these aliases
cy.wait(['@getActivities', '@getMessages']);
// these commands will not run until the wait command resolves above
cy.get('h1').should('contain', 'Dashboard');
Autocomplete - wait for call
cy.server()
cy.route('search/*', [{item: 'Book 1'}, {item: 'Book 2'}]).as('getSearch')
cy.get('#autocomplete').type('Book')
// this yields us the XHR object which includes
// fields for request, response, url, method, etc
cy.wait('@getSearch')
.its('url').should('include', '/search?query=Book')
cy.get('#results')
.should('contain', 'Book 1')
.and('contain', 'Book 2')
Summary
- UI Tests can be dependable
- E2E in small amounts OK
- Stubbing is the way to go!
- Complex interactions manageable
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xx = self.__session.run(x_pred)
total_outputs.append(xx)
return total_outputs
def __batchMeanL2Loss(self, x):
agg = tf.map_fn(lambda ex: tf.nn.l2_loss(ex), x)
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miles |
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Position |
Road bike |
Actual Time |
Avg. mph |
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00:14:16 |
21.03 |
| Phil
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18.73 |
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00:16:04 |
18.67 |
| Adrian
Killworth |
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17.91 |
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17.42 |
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16 |
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17 |
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16.64 |
| Russell
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18 |
6 |
00:18:16 |
16.42 |
| Stewart
Holland |
19 |
7 |
00:18:18 |
16.39 |
| Charlie
Simpson |
20 |
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16.20 |
| James
Bennett |
21 |
8 |
00:18:43 |
16.03 |
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Bayliss |
22 |
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10 |
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